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.rdf File Extension

File Type 1Resource Description Framework File

Developer N/A
Category Settings Files
File Format Text

.RDF Type 1

An RDF file is a document written in the Resource Description Framework (RDF) language, which is used to represent information about resources on the web. It contains information about a website in a structured format called metadata. RDF files may include a site map, an updates log, page descriptions, and keywords.

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RDF files are also used by Mozilla Web browsers, such as Firefox, to store settings for windows and toolbar configurations.

Programs that open RDF files

Windows
Mozilla Firefox
Altova XMLSpy
Mozilla SeaMonkey
Linux
Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla SeaMonkey
Macintosh
Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla SeaMonkey

File Type 2Report Definition File

Developer N/A
Category Spreadsheet files
File Format Binary

.RDF Type 2

Spreadsheet containing report output generated by a database or spreadsheet program such as Oracle or Microsoft Excel.

Programs that open RDF files
Windows
Microsoft Excel
Linux
Oracle Database
Macintosh
Microsoft Excel for Mac

File Type 3ArcGIS Report Document File

Developer ESRI
Category GIS files
File Format N/A

.RDF Type 3

Report file created by ArcGIS Desktop, an application suite for geospatial analysis and visualization; stores a generated report, which can include GIS statistics formatted as tabular data; generated from a report layout (.RLF) file.

Programs that open RDF files
Windows
ESRI ArcGIS for Desktop

File Type 4ReDIF Template

Developer RePEc
Category Data files
File Format Text

.RDF Type 4

An REDIF file is a template saved in the Research Documents Information Format (ReDIF). It contains metadata that describes one or more research publications, which includes papers, journals, books, and software. REDIF files store information about the publication, such as the author, email to contact the author, title of the publication, editor, date published, file URL where the publication can be found, and the file format used to save the publication.

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REDIF files are used by Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), a group dedicated to enhance the dissemination of research in Economics and other related sciences. RePEc uses REDIF and .RDF files to store metadata about publications, which allows the publications to be more easily accessed and organized. REDIF files are used to store metadata in UTF-8 text, whereas RDF files are used to contain metadata with ISO-LATIN-1 or Windows-1252 character encoding.

REDIF files are created with ReDIF software but since they are stored in plain text can be opened and edited by any text editor. Metadata stored in the REDIF file is organized into separate lines of field_name: field value. An example of a field name and value is Author-Name: John Doe.

Programs that open RDF files
Windows
ReDIF

File Type 5Relux Project File

Developer Relux
Category CAD files
File Format N/A

.RDF Type 5

Lighting project created by Relux, a program used for modeling and simulating lighting conditions; can be an interior or exterior project; saves the building or room layout as well as light sources and their properties; can be visualized in the software to see if the lighting solution is suitable for construction.

Programs that open RDF files
Windows
ReluxSuite

File Type 6PowerProducer Disc Image

Developer Cyberlink
Category Disk image files
File Format N/A

.RDF Type 6

Disc image created with PowerProducer, a video capture and authoring program; contains all the content of a movie project, including special effects and settings; saved in a compressed format and may be burned to a disc for storage so it can be opened at a later time.

Programs that open RDF files
Windows
CyberLink PowerProducer
CyberLink Media Suite

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