.SPJ File Extension

An SPJ file is a project file created by NCH PhotoStage slideshow software. It contains a sequenced multimedia presentation that may include text, shapes, pictures, video clips, music, narration, effects, and transitions. SPJ files store references to imported media files, such as audio, video, and images, but it does not store the files themselves.

PhotoStage SPJ project files are only supported by PhotoStage software, which is used for creating personal slideshows and sharing them with family and friends. You can open SPJ projects in PhotoStage by selecting File → Open.

If you want to share a project with someone who does not own PhotoStage, you can burn the project to a DVD, upload it to YouTube, Vimeo, or Flick, or export it in another file format. Some multimedia formats you can export the project to include .MP4, .MOV, and .AVI.

If you are moving an SPJ project to another computer or backing it up, you need to also copy the actual media files imported to the project since they are referenced in the project. If you select File → Back Up Project Files To Folder..., you can copy all the referenced files to a single location for backup or transfer.

Panorama image project created by Microsoft Image Composite Editor (ICE), an advanced panoramic image stitcher; saves a the result of stitching multiple photos or video frames together; often used for compositing large nature scenes.

ICE Panorama Projects can be exported to standard bitmap formats, or they can be saved to advanced multi-resolution formats used by panorama viewers. They may also be uploaded to Microsoft's PhotoSynth website for sharing with others.

NOTE: ICE is a free program that was developed by Microsoft Research.

Job file created by SPSS data mining and predictive analytics software; references one or more command syntax .SPS files that run the procedure; enables SPSS functions to be automated and may be run at scheduled times; can suppress interactive mode so no popups appear during execution.

You can create and run job files using the Production Job dialog, which can be opened by selecting Utilities → Production Job....

NOTE: Production jobs created using SPSS 15 or earlier (.SPP files) cannot be run in SPSS 16 or later.