JSF files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Java Script Command File
A JSF file contains JavaScript code commands. It is created by Fireworks, a graphics editor application. Commands perform actions in Fireworks. Some actions are: converting shape color to gray, resizi...
A JSF file contains JavaScript code commands. It is created by Fireworks, a graphics editor application. Commands perform actions in Fireworks. Some actions are: converting shape color to gray, resizing a shape.
To create a JSF file: Create a circle on stage. Fill the circle with color. Select steps in History pane. Click icon to save steps. Name your command. Verify command created. Select Commands from menu. Command should appear at bottom.
Files with jsf extension relate to Adobe Fireworks. They are used for one of its script files.
Use Adobe Fireworks to work with *.jsf files. There is no reason to convert *.jsf files to other formats.
The JSF data file relates to Project 64, a Nintendo 64 emulator for Windows released in 2001. Named for its 64-bit processor, the Nintendo 64 console released in 1996. JSF files contain data describin...
The JSF data file relates to Project 64, a Nintendo 64 emulator for Windows released in 2001. Named for its 64-bit processor, the Nintendo 64 console released in 1996. JSF files contain data describing controls on a joystick or gamepad. This standard format allows multiple third-party controllers to be used by creating individual JSF files. Files open in the related application to allow controller mapping. More information on the JSF and Project 64 formats is available on the manufacturer’s website. Category: Data file. Application: Project 64. File type: Project64 Joystick Data. Mime-type: application/octet-stream.
Adobe Fireworks
Any text editor