.CRASHED File Extension

AbiWord Crash-Saved Document

Developer AbiSource
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What is a CRASHED file?

A CRASHED file is an auto-saved document created by the Mac version of AbiSource AbiWord, a free, open-source word processor. It saves a copy of the opened document (e.g., .AWB, .AWT, etc.) before the program crashed. AbiWord creates the file to rescue unsaved document edits that would otherwise have been lost to an unexpected crash.

More Information

AbiWord is a word processor developed by members of the AbiSource community. The program includes standard word-processing features and support for several document formats, including .DOCX, .DOC, .WPD, and .ODT.

Beginning with version 3 of AbiWord, the Linux version is the only version actively developed. However, previous versions of the application are also available for Windows and macOS.

How to open a CRASHED file

You can open CRASHED files with the Mac version of AbiSource AbiWord (version 2.4 and earlier). To open a CRASHED file, select File → Open... or double-click the file (if AbiWord is installed).

How to convert a CRASHED file

AbiWord can convert CRASHED files to various file types, including the following formats:

  • .DOCX - Microsoft Word Document
  • .DOC - Microsoft Word Document (Legacy)
  • .ODT - OpenDocument Text Document
  • .RTF - Rich Text Format
  • .TXT - Plain Text
  • .HTML - HTML Webpage
  • .MHTML - MIME HTML Archive
  • .ABW - AbiWord Document
  • .AWT - AbiWord Template
  • .ZABW - Compressed AbiWord Document
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Programs that open or reference CRASHED files

Mac
AbiSource AbiWord (version 2.4 and earlier)

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