What is a .LPROJ file?
The .LPROJ file extension represents a Localized Project Folder. This type of folder is used specifically by Mac OS X programs to store different language resources. Each .LPROJ folder contains files that help the program run in a specific language. These files can include text files and other resources like .STRINGS files, which contain text strings for the user interface, and .NIB files, which are interface builder files used to layout the graphical elements of an application.
In a Mac OS X application, these .LPROJ folders are usually found within the "Contents→Resources" directory of the application package. This organization helps the application to easily access and manage resources for multiple languages, allowing it to support internationalization.
To access or open a .LPROJ folder, you simply need to navigate to it using the Finder on a Mac OS X computer. Since it is a folder, not a file, it opens directly in Finder and does not require any specific software to view its contents. Inside, you can see the various files that manage the language-specific resources for the application.
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