.CIT File Extension
Cite Report Project
| Developer | In8 |
| Popularity |
4.2 | 6 Votes |
What is a CIT file?
A CIT file is a report writing project created by In8 Cite, a citation-based investigative report writing application. It contains a report and a catalog of the supporting documentation and evidence cited in that report. CIT files are created and used primarily by criminal investigators.
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In8 is a software company that specializes in publishing applications used by criminal investigators. Investigators use In8 Cite to import documents and other evidence and write investigative reports that cite that evidence. Cite report projects are saved as CIT files.
After an investigator finishes writing a report, they can export the report and its supporting documentation as a .PDF file. The PDF version of the report will retain the citation links added to the CIT version. The investigator can then share this PDF file with others, so they can review the report.
How to open a CIT file
You can open a CIT file with In8 Cite (Windows).
Programs that open CIT files
Intergraph CCITT Image
| Developer | Intergraph |
| Popularity |
3.3 | 8 Votes |
A CIT file may also be a black-and-white image saved in a variant of the Intergraph Raster format. It likely contains a scanned document that a user imported into an Intergraph program. You can open CIT files with XnViewMP, a free image viewer.
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Intergraph was a software publisher that specialized in creating engineering and geospatial programs, used by governments and enterprise-level businesses. The company's geospatial programs saved images in many variants of the Intergraph Raster (INGR) format.
CIT files are black-and-white INGR images that are compressed using CCITT G3 or G4 compression. Just like .G3 and .GP4 files, CIT files typically contain a copy of a document.
How to open a CIT file
In Windows, macOS, and Linux, you can open a CIT file with XnViewMP. To do so, select File → Open... from the XnViewMP's menu bar. Then, navigate to and open your CIT file.