*.cf- the file contains only the configuration (code and structure) without user data. Created from the 1C 8.x configurator: “Configuration -> Save configuration to file” or “Configuration -> Delivery configuration -> Create delivery file and update configuration -> attribute “Create delivery file””.

*.cfu- the file contains only a configuration update. For example file 1cv8.cfu. It is impossible to create a configuration from this file, since it only contains differences between the new configuration and the previous one. Created from the 1C 8.x configurator: “Configuration -> Configuration delivery -> Create delivery file and configuration update -> flag “Create configuration update file””.

*.dt- the file contains the configuration along with the user database. This is a specialized 1C 8 archive format. It is created from the 1C 8.x configurator: “Administration -> Upload infobase”.

*.epf (*.erf) – external processing (report) file. Any processing (report) from the configuration can be saved externally. Created from the 1C 8.x configurator: “Configuration -> Open configuration -> go to the desired processing (report) -> select with the right mouse button -> Save as external processing, report...”.

*.1cd– a full-fledged database file. Default name representation: 1Cv8.1CD. Includes configuration, database, user settings. Opens with the 1C 8.x platform. Created to develop a new configuration automatically by clicking the “Add” button when selecting the “Create new” item information base».

*.log, *.lgf, *.lgp, *.elf- log files that collect information (register data) in 1C 8.0 8.1, 8.2, 8.3.

*. cdn - file with this extension ( 1Cv8.cdn) is used for manual or automatic locking 1C Enterprise databases eighth version.

*.mxl- files of printed forms are used, including in 1C. Are like printed forms documents, reference books, reports, and various data storage devices for various classifiers. Opens through the Configurator or in 1C:Enterprise mode via “file -> open”. It is created in the same way: in Configurator mode or in 1C:Enterprise via “file -> new”. Also, files with such extensions can serve as transfer rules, for example, from 1C 7.7 to 8.2 (acc77_82.xml and auxiliary processing exp77_82.ert) - they are usually located in the ExtForms folder.

*.efd- this is a 1C archive file, used to install the configuration. Contains either the 1C configuration or an update to it. It is launched using the auxiliary executable file setup.exe (must be located in the same folder).

*.mft– auxiliary file for creating a configuration from a template. Contains configuration information, description, path, name. It is used directly by the platform itself when creating a 1C information base from a template.

*.grs- files of graphic diagrams in a specialized 1C format. Opens through the Configurator or in 1C:Enterprise mode via “file -> open”. It is created in the same way: in Configurator mode or in 1C:Enterprise via “file -> new”.

*.geo- files of geographical diagrams in a specialized 1C format. Opens through the Configurator or in 1C:Enterprise mode via “file -> open”. It is created in the same way: in Configurator mode or in 1C:Enterprise via “file -> new”.

*.st- text template files. Used mainly by 1C developers.

*.pff- a file with saved performance measurements. Used by system administrators and 1C specialists.

The EPF format is known among a narrow circle of specialists in the field of financial management and electronics. In one case, this extension is an external tool for 1C. The second is the PCB design file format.

Let's look at which applications can open this type of file.

Method 1: 1C

1C: Enterprise does not provide the ability to directly import Excel tables. For this, an external tool is used, which just has the extension in question.

Method 2: CadSoft EAGLE

EAGLE– a program for developing printed circuit board design. The project file has the EPF extension and is responsible for the interaction of data within it.

The application interacts with files only using the built-in browser. In order for the folder to be displayed there, you need to write its address in the line "Projects".

To access a project obtained from a third-party source, you need to copy it to one of the folders in the program directory.

The specified folder appears in the Application Explorer.

Open project.

1C: Enterprise interacts with EPF as an external plugin. At the same time, this format is the main one for EAGLE from Autodesk.

Most users, with the exception of a small circle of specialists, do not know how to open the epf format. This is not surprising, because these extensions are used by programs that are rarely found on home computer. Moreover, there are several different applications that work with such files. They will be discussed below.

"1C: Enterprise"

The first and most popular program that works with epf is 1C: Enterprise. It provides the ability to directly import Excel tables using a special tool that creates files with this extension.

Before you open the epf format, you will need to install the 1C application, and then do the following:

• Launch the program and go to the "File" menu.

• Click "Open" and specify the path to the document.
• Confirm your actions by clicking "Yes".
• A window will open in front of you in which you can view and make changes to the file with the epf extension.

Please note that the 1C: Enterprise application is distributed on a paid basis. Perhaps it is better for you not to spend money on the program, but to open the file on the computer on which it is installed.

EAGLE

The second program, called EAGLE, is much less common than 1C: Enterprise. It is intended for creating printed circuit board designs and, as you might guess, is unlikely to be needed by the average user. To open a file with the epf extension in EAGLE, you need:

• Download the program and install it.
• Open the “Directories” tab and enter in the “Projects” line the path to the folder containing the file in epf format.
• Click “OK” and wait until the program loads all the necessary data.

Now you can edit the open epf file, but it is better not to do this without the proper skills.

Possible problems

If you have tried both of the above methods, but still cannot open a file with an epf extension, then there is a high probability that its integrity has been compromised. For example, the document may have been damaged during archiving or downloading.

In addition, an inexperienced user could manually assign epf. This happens quite often when changing the document name, provided that in the settings operating system Display of extensions for registered file types is enabled.

Another possibility is that the document is damaged by malware. Therefore, before opening an epf file, it is advisable to check it for viruses. Since not so long ago a Trojan disguised itself as this format and managed to infect many office computers in the CIS countries, so it is better to be careful.

The table below provides useful information about the .epf file extension. It answers questions such as:

• What is a file? epf?
• What software do I need to open the file. epf?
• Like a file. epf be opened, edited or printed?
• How to convert. epf files to a different format?
• Where can I find the specifications for. epf?
• The MIME type is associated with the extension. epf?

We hope you find this page a useful and valuable resource!

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Microsoft Exchange Security Settings

Description (in English):
EPF file is a Microsoft Exchange Security Settings. Microsoft Outlook exports Microsoft Exchange Server security settings to an EPF file.

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Can't open the .epf file?

When you double-click a file to open it, Windows checks the file name extension. If Windows recognizes a filename extension, the file opens in a program that is associated with that filename extension. When Windows does not recognize the file name extension, the following message appears:

Windows can't open this file:

Example.epf

To open this file, Windows needs to know what program you want to use to open it...

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Is it possible to change the file extension?

Changing the file name and file extension is not a good idea. When you change a file extension, you change the way programs on your computer read the file. The problem is that changing the file extension does not change the file format.

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