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WMZ files contain WMF graphics inside. They usually hold vector images. WMZ uses compression like ZIP files. WMZ are supported by Windows, Mac and phones...
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WMZ files contain WMF graphics inside. They usually hold vector images. WMZ uses compression like ZIP files. WMZ are supported by Windows, Mac and phones. They are not on many devices. But many programs open WMZ files.
Most WMZ files hold compressed graphics. Windows Media Player uses WMZ to customize the interface. WMZ is for Windows Media skins. WMZ is a Zip file with files for WMP skins. You can open WMZ in compression programs. Then the WMF file inside is viewable.
To open a WMZ first unzip it. Rename it from WMZ to ZIP if needed. Then use a tool like WinZip or StuffIt. These decompress WMZ into WMF files. The WMF has the vector image. Programs like Paint open WMF files after WMZ is unzipped.
Microsoft made the WMZ format. It is for faxes and graphics. WMZ is supported in Office apps like Word. The default extension is WMZ. The file holds page layout data and compressed lines. WMZ is based on Windows Metafiles.
A .wmz file compresses a Windows Metafile. It uses zlib compression. Microsoft software like Visual Studio makes WMZ files. Any imaging program can open a WMZ. First unzip it to get the WMF file out. Then view the WMF vector graphic.
WMZ relies on archivers. Use software like WinZip, 7-Zip or PeaZip. They can decompress WMZ into WMF files. If a WMZ file is for Windows Media Player skin you can see inside it. Use the player’s Skin Chooser to inspect it.
Old Microsoft Office versions made WMZ too. They zipped WMF files into WMZ. WMZ holds vector graphics from docs. Use ZIP software to unpack a WMZ. Then view the WMF file inside.