All about ACE Files

Programs that open and convert ACE files:

1. WinRAR by WinRar
   
   See the previous paragraphs to learn more about the main application. ACE files are often referred to as WinRAR compresseds because this type of file is primarily created or used by this software.
2. AceDB (bioinformatics database file) by Jean Thierry-Mieg and Richard Durbin
   AceDB is a database optimised for handling bioinformatics data. It was created by Jean Thierry-Mieg and Richard Durbin for the C.elegans genome project, but has been used widely in bioinformatics applications since. ACE is the data exchange format that AceDB databases are based on. BioPerl, a set of open source bioinformatics tools, also uses ACE files. This file format is classified as Database. Related links: AceDB on Wikipedia, AceDB Tutorial, Sanger Fork of AceDB Code, NCBI Fork of AceDB Code, BioPerl Homepage
3. Aces200
   Aces200 was a bitmap editing tool for the Windows platform. This file format is classified as Raster Image.
4. BioPerl (bioinformatics database file) by The Open Bioinformatics Foundation
   BioPerl is a set of open source bioinformatics tools from the The Open Bioinformatics Foundation. BioPerl can be interfaced with AceDB, a bioinformatics database. ACE is the data exchange format associated with AceDB. This file format is classified as Database. Related links: BioPerl on Wikipedia, BioPerl Repository, AceDB on Wikipedia, Sanger Fork of AceDB Code, NCBI Fork of AceDB Code
5. Casting Electronic Enterprise (CV Archive) by Casting Electronic
   This file format is classified as Compressed.
6. Jupiter Ace (snapshot file) by Jupiter Cantab
   Jupiter Ace was a home computer created by Jupiter Cantab in the early 1980s. Jupiter Cantab has now been acquired by Andrews UK. ACE is a memory dump (snapshot) file associated with Jupiter Ace. This file format is classified as Data. Related links: Jupiter Ace on Wikipedia, Jupiter Ace Details, ACE File Format
7. PeaZip (compressed archive file) by PeaZip
   PeaZip is a free compressing and decompressing program developed by Giorgio Tani. It supports several compression extensions, with a special feature of handling open-formats. Other than archiving and extracting PeaZip also allows the user to change the type of file, set size limits and encrypt data. PeaZip is available on Windows, Linux and BSD. Pzip can open files with the ACE extension and decompress them. This file format is classified as Compressed. Related links: PeaZip Wikipedia Page, PeaZip
8. The Unarchiver (compressed archive file) by The Unarchiver
   The Unarchiver is a propriety freeware data extracting program adapted by MacOS based systems. It supports a variety of compressing formats and even open archives that have non-English characters in their filename. The Unarchiver does not enable compressing files and requires MacOS LION X or later versions. The Unarchiver can extract the contents of files with the ACE extension. This file format is classified as Compressed. Related links: The Unarchiver Wikipedia Page
9. Train Simulator (texture file) by Microsoft
   Microsoft Train Simulator is a train simulator from Microsoft. ACE is the file extension for texture files used in the game. This file format is classified as Game. Related links: Microsoft Train Simulator on Wikipedia
10. WinAce (compressed archive file) by e-merge
    WinAce is a file compression and archiving program developed by e-merge. Some versions of WinAce were bundled with the adware programs WhenU SaveNow or MeMedia AdVantage. ACE is the native file fomat for this program, while several other common archive formats are also supported. This file format is classified as Compressed. Related links: WinAce on Wikipedia, ACE File Format on Wikipedia, Blowfish Encryption on Wikipedia

Technical Data for ACE File Extension

The following listing is compiled from the database produced by the 'Associate This!' program, selected data from the main FILExt database and file extension information submitted by users.

an ace compressed archive file is a special file format by WinRar and should only be edited and saved with the appropriate software.

How to solve problems with ACE files

• Associate the ACE file extension with the correct application.
• Update your software that should actually open compressed archive files. Because only the current version supports the latest ACE file format. Search, therefore, e.g. on the WinRar manufacturer website after an available WinRAR update.
• To make sure that your ACE file is not corrupted or virus-infected, get the file again and scan it with Google's virustotal.com.
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