The SXD file extension has two file types. The primary type is the ArcScene Document format. SXD files are mainly used in ESRI ArcGIS for Desktop and three other programs. These files can be GIS Files or Vector Image Files. Mostly they are GIS Files. SXD files work on Windows, Mac, and Android. They are on desktops and mobiles. These files have a “Low” Popularity Rating. Few are seen on hard disks.
The SXD extension is an old vector graphics format. It was used in StarOffice 6.0 and later OpenOffice.org suits until the ODG format replaced it. The SXD type was marked obsolete and not supported. It is not actively used now and is likely obsolete. System files in old operating systems, discontinued software file types, or old versions of files that were replaced often are.
SXD files relate to ESRI ArcScene. It is an ArcScene Document format. ArcScene lets you view GIS data in 3D. To open, use OpenOffice.org Draw for *.sxd files. To convert, update the software you use for .SXD files. Only the newest version supports the format. Check .SXD files for viruses with antivirus software.
The SXD file is an ArcScene Document. ArcScene visualizes GIS data in 3D. It stores data source links and scene properties and layers. It renders 3D views of GIS data. ArcScene is in ArcGIS Desktop.
Be careful – other programs besides intended ones can also use the .sxd extension. Potentially harmful programs or malware may create .sxd files for various purposes. Be cautious with .sxd files from unknown sources.
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