TWF files: what are they and how do I open them?
Are you facing difficulties opening unknown files on your computer, or wondering exactly what this file is?
We've got the information and best software solutions for opening these files effortlessly.
.twf file type #1: ArcView map coordination file
Data files with world coordinates for maps used in ArcView and later ArcGIS for Desktop by ESRI can be identified by the twf extension.
Further details:
TWF file is a data file used by ArcView / ArcGIS for desktop Geographic Information System (GIS) software.
It contains georeferencing information, which links a digital image to a specific geographical location on the earth's surface. This file is often used in conjunction with a TIFF image file, providing the software with the necessary information to accurately place the image on the earth's surface. The TWF file includes information such as the image's scale, rotation, and translation parameters.
Open file with:
ArcGIS for Desktop Basic (ArcView)
A GIS application used to work with geographic data
Terrain Navigator
A dedicated GIS and navigation software
.twf file type #2: Casio organizer data
A twf file extension is related to electronic organizers developed by Casio. A twl file stores some kind of data.
Further details:
The twf file extension is associated with portable electronic organizers and digital diaries that allows users to store contacts, memos etc. developed by Casio.
The twf file stores various data used for internal purposes of the Casio organizer.
.twf file type #3: TabWorks data
Files with twf file suffix are associated with the TabWorks and used for its data.
Further details:
The twf file extension is related to the TabWorks, a graphics shell for Microsoft Windows 3.x and Microsoft Windows 95 operating systems, developed by Xerox.
The twf file contains some kind of data used by TabWorks.
.twf file type #4: Tecgraf Web Format
Files with twf file suffix are associated with the Tecgraf Web Format.
Further details:
The twf file extension is related to the Tecgraf Web Format, a file format designed to represent a drawing that contains lines, regions, text, and images to be sent through the Web for displaying, browsing, and printing.