.CXF File Extension

File created by Picasa, a free image editor and image sharing program developed by Google; created alongside the .JPG image when the user saves a collage; stores paths to the images that were used to create the collage, as well as the positions of the images in the collage.

If you move a collage JPG file, you should also move the associated CRX file or the collage will not be reconstructed properly in Picasa from the new location. Therefore, make sure to copy the CRX file when moving your collages.

File created in the Chemical Exchange Format (CXF), a format used for storing molecular data; designed for exchanging chemical data in a standard format; less common than other molecular formats such as .CML and .MOL.

A CXF file may also be a data file saved in the Coordinates eXport Format (CXF). It is a plain text file that stores vector image data in a structured list. The CXF format may be used to store GIS data or vector graphics, such as drawings.

CXF files typically contain vector map (VMAP) coordinates, which represent geographic locations. Examples of vector map objects include terrain data, topographical information, and labels of cities, landmarks, and buildings.

NOTE: As of 2020, the CXeditor application is not available for public download.

Both CXF vector map and vector graphics files can be opened with CXeditor. You can export CXF data to .AI, .XAML, .SVG, .EMF, .KML, and HTML5 formats.

File created by Cuttlefish, a network visualization tool; saves the vertices, edges, weights, and other values for an undirected or directed graph; used for network research and visualization.

Cuttlefish features several advanced network layout algorithms that automatically plot the visualization.