How to Open an EMZ File on PC or Mac
This wikiHow teaches you how to open EMZ files on PC or Mac. Since EMZ files are naturally a Microsoft file, you can use any Microsoft software program to open them, like Word or PowerPoint. While options to open EMZ files on Mac are...
Method 1 of 3:
Opening an EMZ File in MS Office
- Open an MS Office program like Word or PowerPoint.
- You can find this in either your Start Menu
- You can find this in either your Start Menu
- Open a blank/new document.
- Click Insert. A drop-down menu will appear.
- Click Image. Your file browser will load.
- Navigate to your EMZ file.
- Double-click to open the file.
- The EMZ file will be added into the document as an image. You cannot edit it.
Method 2 of 3:
Converting an EMZ File with 7-Zip
- Navigate to https://www.7-zip.org/.
- Click to download either the 32-bit X84 or 64-bit x64 file. A pop-up box will appear for the download location.
- Click Save. The installer will save in the location you picked in the previous step, which is most likely the Downloads folder.
- Click the 7-Zip Installer to launch it.
- Click Allow changes if prompted.
- Click Install. You will see a progress bar as the installation progresses.
- Click Close.
- Open 7-Zip File Manager. You can find this in your Start Menu.
- Navigate to the EMZ file. This program works just like the native file manager on your computer.
- Click your EMZ file. It will highlight in blue.
- Click the extract button. This is at the top of the window and looks like a blue minus button. A window will pop up with options such as extraction location.
- Click Ok. The files inside the EMZ file will extract into the location you specified in the previous step.
- The files contained in the EMZ file are now convertible to a PNG file format. You can do this by repeating steps 8-11, but selecting convert instead of extract.
Method 3 of 3:
Using XnView to Convert an EMZ File
- Go to XnView MP 0.93.1 in a web browser.
- Click Download & Purchase if you are not already at that area of the website.
- You will see a link to purchase a license (if you're a company intending to use this software) and a link to donate via PayPal. Below that are options to download XnView for both Mac and Windows.
- Click the link for the installer you need, Mac or Windows. Your file browser will pop up for the download location and file name.
- Click Save. The installer file will save in the location you picked in the previous step, which is most likely the Downloads folder.
- Click the XnViewMP Installer to launch it.
- Follow the Installer Setup Wizard. It will lead you through setting up and installing XnView.
- Read any and all agreements before clicking I agree.
- Click Install. You will see a progress bar as the installation progresses.
- Open XNViewMP.
- You can find this in either the Start Menu
- You can find this in either the Start Menu
- Click File. This is in the top ribbon and a menu will drop down.
- Click Open. Your file browser will open.
- Navigate to your EMZ file.
- Double-click on your EMZ file to open it.
- You can view your file, but not edit it.
- Click Tools. This is in the top ribbon and a menu will drop down.
- Click Batch Convert. The Batch Convert menu will open to the Output tab.
- You can add files to the conversion by clicking the Input tab and pressing Add.
- Change the file format from the drop-down list. This is on the right-hand side under the header Format.
- You can alter any settings here.
- Click Convert.
- Your files will save in the converted format in the location selected. This defaults to the same location your files originally came from.
4 ★ | 113 Vote
You should read it
- Open the file, open the folder with a mouse click
- How to Open an ODS File on PC or Mac
- How to Open a File in Windows
- How to Zip a PowerPoint File
- How to Open an Img File on PC or Mac
- Open a slide file in PowerPoint
- How to Open a PES File on PC or Mac
- How to Open an Sql File
- How to Open Obj Files on PC or Mac
- How to Edit a Dat File
- How to Open an RVT File on PC or Mac
- How to Convert a Doc File to a Docx File