MET files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: eMule Resource File
MET files are used to backup and store lists and histories of download locations so that downloads may continue at a later time. These files store ed2k server addresses, filenames, hash sets, file siz...
MET files are used to backup and store lists and histories of download locations so that downloads may continue at a later time. These files store ed2k server addresses, filenames, hash sets, file sizes, and statistics. OmniPage Pro software allows users to process, archive, and store digital and paper documents for electronic form as MET files. The .met file stores document created by OmniPage Pro. MET is a file extension commonly associated with EMule Resource Format files eMule defined the EMule Resource Format format standard. Files with this extension are categorized as data files. The data files subset comprises 1326 various file formats. eMule supports MET files and is the most frequently used program to handle such files. In order to find more detailed information on eMule and MET files, check the developer’s official website. EMule Resource Format appears on Linux, Mac OS, Windows systems, not unfortunately on others. The main program that supports this format is aMule. You can use eMule in case cannot be used aMule. The most common problem when using EMule Resource Format is that a specific MET is not associated with the program. This is manifested by the fact that open in unusual applications or do not have an assigned program MET files. Step 1: Install a program that supports MET files.
IBM OS/2
XnView MP