AXE files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: AutoRoute Map File
The axe file extension is associated with Microsoft Autoroute, mapping software marketed by Microsoft. This type of file is obsolete and no longer actively used. AutoRoute supports axe files. Addition...
The axe file extension is associated with Microsoft Autoroute, mapping software marketed by Microsoft. This type of file is obsolete and no longer actively used. AutoRoute supports axe files. Additional tools may also open axe files. Files with axe suffix may not open properly on some systems.
AutoRoute has been discontinued. Axe files contain map data. They can convert into different formats with POICONVERTER.
Axe files save maps and routes in Europe. POIConverter converts to other data formats.
Axe files relate to the Microsoft Autoroute Map Format. This format works on Windows. Programs supporting axe include Microsoft Autoroute and Microsoft Streets & Trips.
Axe files come from the Microsoft AutoRoute software. Most users run Windows 10.
Axe files contain location data and navigation information. They are saved in a proprietary binary format.
AXE file extension. The AXE file is related to Codalogic LMX. It stores annotated XML example data. The AXE development file is used to generate C++ source code from XML Schemas. Codalogic LMX automat...
AXE file extension. The AXE file is related to Codalogic LMX. It stores annotated XML example data. The AXE development file is used to generate C++ source code from XML Schemas. Codalogic LMX automates conversion of XML data to C++ objects. Visit manufacturer’s website for more AXE format details.
Windows associates AXE files with Codalogic LMX by default. Codalogic LMX generates C++ code from XML Schemas for Windows and Mac OS X. The axe file extension stores annotated XML example data.
Learn about AXE file extension and open .axe files. Free online AXE tools allow viewing, editing, converting merge, split and compare AXE files without installing anything. Explore complete list of details for each feature.
AXE stands for Annotated XML Example. It specifies XML data structure. AXE aims to be easy to use. So it does not support some advanced XML Schema features.
AXE files traditionally categorize as GIS files. But they can also be developer files. AXE files support Windows operating system. They rarely find on everyday user’s device.
Microsoft AutoRoute
Other GIS Software