File Viewer Max

There's a lot of software to go around, and it's a given that you won't be able to install everything on your machine. More than that, some programs even have bespoke formats to export your data as, so opening your files in anything else might have you run into compatibility problems of all sorts. That does depend on the program, however.

File Viewer Max aims to provide users with a one-stop solution for file viewing: whether it's a document, an eBook, an image, audio, or video, some coding file, or an archive, the tool will most likely be able to open it for you.

The tool aims to be a catch-all for file viewing, but that's not the only thing it does. While it can let you view the contents of numerous files across many different extensions, the tool can also allow one to modify them in some way or another, such as granting one the capability to edit  and format office files.

Listing all the supported extensions would take too much time, but their general use is at least worth mentioning. Office documents, such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files are supported, and the same is true for CAD files. eBook, and various other document types, which normally use .pdf, .epub, .xps, and other similar extensions, are also supported.

Archives bearing the .rar, .zip, .7z, and other such extensions can be unpacked through this solution, and it is also possible to view offline mail files that were saved in the .msg, .eml, .dat, and .tnef formats.

Various coding extensions are supported, so users will be able to view source files of the HTML, SQL, PHP, Java, and other such languages right through the interface.

File Viewer Max can be useful in a number of cases, provided you don't already have the appropriate software for the extensions installed. If you do have most of the software, then the proposition for such a solution becomes a bit less enticing.