What is a .QSV file?
A .QSV file is a type of file used by a computer program called Tibo Jigs@w. This program lets people make and play jigsaw puzzles on their computer. When you're working on a puzzle in Jigs@w and you decide to stop and save your progress to continue later, the program saves your puzzle as a .QSV file. This file keeps track of where all the puzzle pieces are at the moment you save it, including which pieces are connected to each other and which are not.
To open a .QSV file, you need to use the Tibo Jigs@w program. This is the same program you used to create or start the puzzle. It's interesting to know that in Jigs@w, you can make puzzles from regular pictures like the ones you take with your camera or find online. These pictures can be in many different formats, such as .JPG (a common photo format), .TIF (a high-quality image format), .GIF (often used for animated images), .PNG (popular for its transparency feature), and .BMP (a basic image format). After making a puzzle, it's usually saved as a .PZL file. However, if you want to share your puzzle with friends over the internet, you might compress it into a .PZP zip file, which makes it smaller and easier to send.
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