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.MWF File Extension

A .MWF file is a Translation Memory Word Find File, created by Autodesk.

Open with Autodesk Infrastructure Map Server (Discontinued). Available for Windows.

What is a .MWF file?

The .MWF file extension stands for Translation Memory Word Find File. It is a type of file created by a program called MapGuide Author, which is used for designing maps. This program works with CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) data to create detailed maps.

The .MWF file contains important information about a map, such as the map's name, the styles and colors used, the settings for different layers of information, and the address of a data server. This server address is used to connect to Autodesk MapGuide servers, which are systems that help download and display the map data on your computer.

Although the .MWF file stores settings and configurations for how a map should look and operate, it does not contain the actual geographical data (like roads, rivers, or boundaries). Instead, it tells the program how to display this data, which is stored elsewhere.

The .MWF files are saved in a binary format, which means they are not easily readable by humans without special software. However, these files can be converted into a more readable XML format, saved with the .MWX file extension, if needed.

To open a .MWF file, you would have used the Autodesk Infrastructure Map Server program. However, it's important to note that this program has been discontinued, which means it might be difficult to access or use .MWF files without the appropriate software or an alternative program that supports this file type.

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