FCA files, marked by the extension .fca, can serve various purposes based on the software associated with the file. This article provides information on the possible formats and ways in which FCA files can be operated.
Format 1: Use with FastCAD, EasyCAD
FCA files are majorly associated with Computer Aided Design (CAD) software namely, FastCAD and EasyCAD. In this context, FCA stands for Full text editor for CAD Application. The CAD software uses FCA files to store 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional models that have been designed, drawn, and saved using these programs.
To open FCA files in this format, you need to install applicable CAD programs on your computer. Both FastCAD and EasyCAD are commercial software and need to be purchased for use. Once installed, you can open FCA files by clicking on 'File' > 'Open' and then selecting the FCA file from its saved location.
Format 2: Use with FCat, Evidence Eliminator
The .fca extension is also used by FCat, an indexing program, and Evidence Eliminator, a security software. In both cases, FCA files function as data files. FCat utilizes FCA files to save catalog data, while Evidence Eliminator uses them to save lists of files that need to be securely erased from the system.
For opening and using FCA files in these programs, the respective software needs to be first installed on your device. After successful installation, access FCA files by clicking 'File' > 'Open' and selecting the concerned FCA file to be opened. Access to the programs can be found here: FCat, Evidence Eliminator.
FCA File Important Information:
When dealing with FCA files, one must remember these important things:
- FCA files can be associated with various software, depending on the specifics of their use. Always confirm the software required before attempting to open these files.
- Commercial software associated with FCA files such as FastCAD, EasyCAD, FCat or Evidence Eliminator, need to be purchased before use.
- If you encounter difficulty while trying to open an FCA file, it is often due to the file not being associated with the appropriate software. Try installing the required software or check if the current software is updated to its latest version.
- It is not advisable to open FCA files from unknown sources as they might contain malicious content.
