| Kind 1: |
Configuration File |
| Information: |
CFG files store settings for a specific application. They are used by several different programs and are typically saved within a subfolder of the main application directory.
Configuration files are often saved as plain text files and can be opened and edited with a text editor. However, they typically should not be modified, since altering a CFG file may make the associated program inoperable.
Many programs will regenerate configuration files if the original CFG file is moved or deleted. Therefore, moving a CFG file out of the original folder and restarting the corresponding program may allow you to revert to the default settings. |
| File Format: |
Standard file format supported by many programs. |
| File Usage: |
Referenced by an application. Should not be opened manually. |
| Open With: |
Windows
& Mac: |  Referenced by many programs
View in a text editor
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| Last Revised: May 18, 2009 |
| Kind 2: |
Citrix Server Connection File |
| Information: |
Contains connection information for connecting to a Citrix server; may include hostname, IP address, server port, username, password, etc; multiple CFG files may be used by Citrix client software to connect to various servers. |
| File Format: |
Proprietary file format used by Citrix Systems software. |
| File Usage: |
Open file directly.
May be referenced by an open application. |
| Open With: |
| Windows, Macintosh & Unix: | Citrix Access Client
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| Last Revised: April 30, 2007 |
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