TBK files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: ToolBook File
TBK filename suffix is used for ToolBook Format files. SumTotal Systems defined the ToolBook Format standard. TBK files are supported by applications for Linux, Mac OS, Windows. A .tbk file stores pro...
TBK filename suffix is used for ToolBook Format files. SumTotal Systems defined the ToolBook Format standard. TBK files are supported by applications for Linux, Mac OS, Windows. A .tbk file stores projects made in ToolBook. TBK files belong to the Data Files category. ToolBook supports TBK files. 4 other tools may also handle such files. The official website of SumTotal Systems has detailed information about ToolBook software and TBK and other formats.
Programs supporting TBK file extension are grouped by 3 operating systems. ToolBook software is the dominant related application developed by SumTotal Systems. These files can be categorized as Data or Backup Files. Mostly these are Data Files. TBK is supported by Windows, Mac, and Linux. These files can be on desktops and mobiles.
TBK files can be delivered through HTML pages, CD-ROMS, mobile apps, and self-running executables. Open over 400 formats with File Viewer Plus. Programs opening TBK files are sorted by pricing.
Learn about TBK extensions & open .tbk file types with software, issues and 100% free online TBK format tools. TBK files from ToolBook can be HTML pages, CD-ROMS, mobile apps and auto-executables. Free online .TBK file extension apps allow to view, edit, convert, merge, split and compare TBK files without installing anything.
Versions 5+ can export the ToolBook file to HTML for Windows browser using HTML/Java/JavaScript. ToolBook Instructor/Assistant softwares open a TBK file. Without proper software a Windows/Mac/iPhone/Android alert appears. If you cannot open TBK correctly, right-click/long-press the file. Then click “Open with” and choose an application. You can also display a TBK file directly in the browser by dragging and dropping it.
To open this file, Windows needs to know the program you want to use. Windows can look it up automatically, or you can manually select from installed programs. To change associations: Right-click a file, click Open With and select program or Browse to locate program. Select using that program to always open this kind of file.
ToolBook
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