.BDT File

The bdt file extension is associated with the Bdt-script a Taccel scripting language similar to Basic.

The big difference is the fact that BDT-script doesn’t work with loops or mathematical functions. It’s not ‘dynamic’, like HTML code (it’s a parsing-script). That however, doesn’t mean that a Swoot application can’t be dynamic. Beside defining a PNG image as main-shape and adding buttons for navigation, it also features an Internet Explorer web browser object.

This, off course, adds a lot of possibilities. Especially considering that you can now use any web-based programming language supported by Internet Explorer, like HTML/Flash and Javascript, CSS, PHP, Java, etc. Just like most developers are used to do when building regular websites. So basically, the content is similar to a so called ‘microsite’.

Because a Taccel runs from an online server (like a website), the user doesn’t need to update the application itself. It reloads, just like a website when viewed. Users never have to re-install newer versions of Taccels, it just shows up on the next time opening the application.

How to open:

Use any text editor to view content of *.bdt files.

How to convert:

Currently there is no specific information available, about how to convert this file extension. For general information try to look at:Basic info how to convert source code or script files