.MPR File Extension

FileMaker Dictionary File

Developer FileMaker
Popularity
3.4  |  11 Votes
 

What is an MPR file?

Data file used by FileMaker, a desktop database application; contains a standard dictionary word list used by the software's spell checker; supports multiple languages.

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MPR files are stored in the /​Extensions/​Dictionaries/​ folder within the application's installation directory.

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Programs that open or reference MPR files

Windows
Mac

Visual FoxPro Generated Menu Program

Developer Microsoft
Popularity
2.6  |  5 Votes
 

An MPR file contains source code for a menu interface created by the Microsoft Visual FoxPro database management system. It defines the structure and functionality of menus within a Visual FoxPro application, helping users navigate through various features and options. Visual FoxPro automatically creates MPR files when a developer designs a menu using Visual FoxPro's menu builder tool.

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The MPR file type allows developers to create intuitive navigation within FoxPro applications. When compiling an application, Visual FoxPro integrates the MPR menu into the application, adding the menu to the user interface.

NOTE: The last version of Visual FoxPro was 9.0, which Microsoft published in 2007.

How to open an MPR file

You can open MPR files with Microsoft Visual FoxPro and edit them to customize the menu's behavior or appearance.

Programs that open MPR files

Direct Mail Project File

Developer e3 Software
Popularity
1.5  |  4 Votes
 

Project file used by older versions of Direct Mail email marketing software; saves all messages, history, and mailing lists in a single file; changed to the .DMPR extension in recent versions of the software so that it wouldn't conflict with the FileMaker Pro ".mpr" file type.

Programs that open MPR files

Mac

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