.BCC File Extension
Calendar Creator File
Developer | Broderbund |
Popularity | |
Category | Data Files |
Format | .BCC |
Cross Platform | Update Soon |
What is an BCC file?
Files with the .BCC extension are associated with Calendar Creator, a popular software application used for creating and managing calendars, events, and schedules.
These files serve as containers for calendar data, including events, appointments, and other relevant information.
.BCC files store the user’s calendar data in a structured format, making it easy to organize and share events.
More Information.
Calendar Creator was first introduced in the early 1990s, and .BCC files were created as a proprietary format for storing calendar data within the software.
The primary purpose was to simplify the process of creating personalized calendars, enabling users to customize designs, add events, and print their calendars for personal or professional use.
Origin Of This File.
The .BCC file format was developed by the creators of Calendar Creator, originally designed to help individuals and organizations create and manage their calendars effectively.
The software aimed to provide an intuitive and user-friendly interface for scheduling and event management.
File Structure Technical Specification.
.BCC files are binary files, which means they contain data in a format that is not easily human-readable.
They follow a specific structure defined by the Calendar Creator software, which includes information such as event names, dates, times, descriptions, and formatting options.
The technical details of the .BCC file format may vary between different versions of Calendar Creator.
How to Convert the File?
Windows:
- Open Calendar Creator software on your Windows computer.
- Load the .BCC file you wish to convert within Calendar Creator.
- Go to the “File” menu or a similar option and look for an export or save feature. Choose the export option that allows you to save the calendar in a different format, such as .ICS (iCalendar) or .CSV (Comma-Separated Values).
- Follow the on-screen prompts to specify the export settings and choose a destination folder to save the converted file.
- Click “Save” or “Export” to complete the conversion process.
Linux:
- Open Calendar Creator within the Wine environment or virtual machine.
- Load the .BCC file you want to convert.
- Follow the same steps as outlined for Windows to export the .BCC file to a different calendar format (e.g., .ICS or .CSV).
- Save the converted file to a location on your Linux system.
Mac:
- Launch Calendar Creator on your Mac.
- Open the .BCC file within the Calendar Creator application.
- Go to the “File” menu and look for the export or save options. Choose the format you want to convert the .BCC file to, such as .ICS or .CSV.
- Configure any export settings as needed and specify the destination folder for the converted file.
- Click “Save” or “Export” to convert and save the file in the desired format.
Android:
- Follow the steps for converting .BCC files on Windows, Linux, or Mac as mentioned earlier.
- Once you’ve converted the .BCC file to a standard format (e.g., .ICS), and transfer the converted file to your Android device via email, cloud storage, or a USB connection.
- Install a compatible calendar app on your Android device, such as Google Calendar.
- Open the calendar app and use its import feature to add the converted file. The exact steps may vary depending on the app you’re using, but typically, you can find the import option in the app’s settings or settings menu.
iOS:
- Follow the steps for converting .BCC files on Windows or Mac as mentioned earlier.
- Once you’ve converted the .BCC file to a standard format (e.g., .ICS), transfer the converted file to your iOS device via email, iCloud, or a file-sharing app.
- Open the default iOS Calendar app or a third-party calendar app of your choice.
- Use the app’s import feature to add the converted file to your calendar. Typically, you can find the import option within the app’s settings or settings menu.
Advantages And Disadvantages.
Advantages:
- User-Friendly: Calendar Creator and its associated BCC files are known for their ease of use, making calendar creation accessible to a wide range of users.
- Customization: Users can customize their calendars with various templates, styles, and design options.
- Compatibility: BCC files can be easily shared with others who have Calendar Creator installed.
Disadvantages:
- Proprietary Format: BCC files are in a proprietary format, which can limit compatibility with other calendar software.
- Limited Cross-Platform Support: Calendar Creator is primarily available for Windows and Mac, which may limit accessibility for Linux, Android, and iOS users.
- Dependency on Software: BCC files are dependent on the Calendar Creator software, making them inaccessible without it.
How to Open BCC?
Open In Windows
- Check for Calendar Creator: First, make sure you have Calendar Creator software installed on your Windows computer. If you don’t have it, you may need to download and install it from a trusted source.
- Locate the BCC File: Find the BCC file that you want to open. It may be stored in a folder on your computer or received as an email attachment.
- Double-Click the BCC File: Once you’ve located the BCC file, simply double-click on it.
- Calendar Creator Opens: Calendar Creator should automatically launch and open the BCC file. You will then be able to view and edit the calendar data contained within the file.
Open In Linux
- Check for Wine Installation: Ensure you have Wine, a compatibility layer for running Windows applications on Linux, installed on your Linux system. You can typically install Wine through your Linux distribution’s package manager.
- Install Calendar Creator: If you have a Windows version of Calendar Creator, you can try to install it using Wine. Right-click the Calendar Creator installation file (usually an EXE file), select “Open with Wine Windows Program Loader,” and follow the installation instructions.
- Open BCC File: Once Calendar Creator is installed using Wine, locate the BCC file you want to open on your Linux system.
- Double-Click the BCC File: Double-click the BCC file, and it should attempt to open in Calendar Creator running through Wine.
Open In MAC
- Ensure Calendar Creator for Mac: First, ensure that you have Calendar Creator for Mac installed on your macOS device. If it’s not already installed, you can download and install it from the official source.
- Locate the BCC File: Find the BCC file that you want to open. It might be stored in a folder on your Mac or received as an email attachment.
- Double-Click the BCC File: Once you’ve located the BCC file, double-click on it.
- Calendar Creator for Mac Opens: Calendar Creator for Mac should automatically open and load the BCC file. You will then be able to access and work with the calendar data within the file.
Open In Android
- Export to ICS: Export the calendar data from Calendar Creator to the iCalendar (ICS) format on your Windows or Mac computer.
- Transfer to Android: Transfer the ICS file to your Android device using methods like email, cloud storage, or a USB connection.
- Use a Compatible Calendar App: Install a compatible calendar app on your Android device, such as Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook.
- Import ICS File: Open the calendar app and import the ICS file. Your calendar data will be accessible on your Android device.
Open In IOS
- Export to ICS: Export the calendar data from Calendar Creator to the iCalendar (ICS) format on your Windows or Mac computer.
- Transfer to iOS: Transfer the ICS file to your iOS device using methods like email, cloud storage, or a USB connection.
- Use Native iOS Calendar App: Open the native iOS Calendar app.
- Add Subscribed Calendar: Tap the “Calendars” tab at the bottom of the screen.
- Add Calendar: Tap “Add Calendar” and choose “Add Subscribed Calendar.” Enter the URL or file location of the ICS file.
- Confirm Subscription: Tap “Next” and confirm the subscription. Your calendar data will now be accessible in the iOS Calendar app.
Open in Others
- Export to ICS: Export the calendar data from Calendar Creator to the iCalendar (ICS) format on your Windows or Mac computer.
- Transfer: Transfer the ICS file to the target platform or software using suitable methods.
- Import into Compatible Calendar App: Import the ICS file into a compatible calendar application on that platform or software.