File extension Details of JIC, J, YZ, Y, WAR, WOT, TBZ2, TLZ, TZ

Name:	JIC
File Type:	Java Icon File   (Most common)
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Cross-platform icon format used by Java programs; contains images used for program icons; basically a .ZIP file containing a group of .PNG or .JPG images. Image files stored in a JIC file are typically named [imagename]_[size].[jpg|png].
Open Programs:	Mac OS Smith Micro Stuffit Expander Windows Smith Micro Stuffit Deluxe Corel WinZip

Name:	J
File Type:	JAR Archive
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Compressed file archive created with JAR, the successor to the ARJ file compression program (which created .ARJ files); JAR is available in a 16-bit DOS version and a 32-bit Windows version. Not related to the .JAR format, which is a Java Archive.
Open Programs:	Windows ARJ Software JAR

Name:	YZ
File Type:	YAC Compressed File
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	File archive compressed with YAC (Yet Another Compressor), a file compression program developed for DOS; uses an improved version of the LZ+Huffman compression algorithm.
Open Programs:	Windows YAC (Yet Another Compressor)

Name:	Y
File Type:	Amiga Yabba Compressed File   (Most common)
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	File archive compressed using Amiga Yabba compression, a type of compression used only on Amiga systems.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Amiga Forever Windows Amiga Forever Linux yabba for Unix

Name:	WAR
File Type:	Java Web Archive
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Compressed package containing Java-based Web components and applications that are run on a Web server; formatted the same as a .JAR file, but includes additional information that tells the application server which Java servlet class to run. WAR files may contain server-side utility classes (such as database beans and shopping carts), static Web resources (HTML, image, and sound files), and client-side classes (applets and utility classes).
Open Programs:	Mac OS Smith Micro Stuffit Expander Windows Smith Micro Stuffit Deluxe RARLAB WinRAR Bitberry Software BitZipper Linux Tomcat Web Application Manager (within Apache) UnRAR

Name:	WOT
File Type:	Web Of Trust File
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Stores OpenPGP information such as security key IDs, names, and signatures; used for verifying and decrypting encrypted e-mail messages; stored in a Bzip2 compressed archive. WOT files can be opened using PGP Desktop software or an e-mail program that supports OpenPGP.
Open Programs:	Mac OS PGP Desktop Home/Professional Windows PGP Desktop Home/Professional Linux Wotsap

Name:	TBZ2
File Type:	Tar BZip 2 Compressed File
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	File archive compressed with both .TAR and .BZ2 compression; often found on Unix systems; must first be decompressed (using Bzip 2 decompression), then the files must be extracted from the tar archive.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Smith Micro Stuffit Expander RARLAB RAR for Mac OS X Windows RARLAB WinRAR Smith Micro Stuffit Deluxe Corel WinZip PeaZip Linux RARLAB RAR for Linux or FreeBSD

Name:	TLZ
File Type:	Tar LZMA Compressed File
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Tar (.TAR) file compressed with LZMA (.LZMA) file compression; most commonly used on Unix systems.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Sixty Five, Ltd. 7zX (possibly) Windows 7-Zip file archiver Linux Tukaani LZMA Utils

Name:	TZ
File Type:	Zipped Tar Archive
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Unix Tar archive zipped using a basic Unix compression algorithm; combines a .TAR archive and .Z file; used for archiving collections of files on Unix-based systems. The contents of a TZ file can be decompressed and extracted in Unix with the following command: tar -xzvf [filename].
Open Programs:	Mac OS Smith Micro Stuffit Expander Windows Smith Micro Stuffit Deluxe Corel WinZip Linux tar gunzip

Name:	TG
File Type:	Gzip Compressed Tar Archive
Popularity:	3
Category:	compressed
File Description:	Collection of files saved as a .TAR archive and compressed using .GZIP compression; typically used for archiving groups of files on Unix systems; also referred to as a "tarball." Tar archives that are compressed with Gzip also use the .TGZ file extension.
Open Programs:	Mac OS Smith Micro Stuffit Expander Zipeg Windows Smith Micro Stuffit Deluxe Corel WinZip WinRAR Zipeg Linux tar gunzip