.QDF File Extension
- Developer by: Intuit
- Category: Data Files
What are .QDF files and how to open them?
Can't open .QDF file? Are you wondering what it contains? On our site we will explain to you what this file is, what it is used for and what software opens the .QDF file.What is a .QDF file extension?
.QDF file extension is created by Intuit. .QDF has been classified as Data Files.
.QDF is Quicken Data File
Financial data format used by Quicken personal finance software for Windows; saves accounts, transactions, portfolios, and balance information.
The QDF file is the primary data file saved by Quicken. Other related ".q**" files may be recreated by Quicken as long as the QDF is valid.
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File Type 2 Quadro Design File
A QDF file contains a design used by Quadro, a program that allows users to design and build playsets, karts, and more. It stores a design, which includes components, such as tubes, panels, and connectors that make up the structure. QDF files are used to create a large variety of objects, such as playsets, pools, karts, and locomotives.
QDF file open in Quadro
To open a QDF file in Quadro, simply select . To save a QDF file in Quadro, select or .
The QDF file is used to save a model built by a user in Quadro that can be closed and reopened for further editing. After completing the design, the user prints the design and builds it with the necessary Quadro components.
NOTE: You can create QDF files from scratch or modify one of the QDF templates available for download from the model database on the Quadro website.
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File Type 3 Label Matrix Label Design
Label designed with Label Matrix, a program for designing barcode, compliance, and RFID labels; may include text, images, shapes, and barcodes; can be created from scratch or from a label design template.
File Type 4 Snapform File
Document or electronic form created with Snapform Designer; saves data in a vector-based format that can be zoomed and printed without losing quality; may also contain form fields that can be filled in by the user; similar to the .PDF format, but uses proprietary Ringler Snapform formatting.
Snapform is available for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux platforms.