Files with the extension .LDF !!?

Question

I have a file with the extension ".LDF" and i'm unable to open it, can anyone tell me how can i see the contents of this file...

Answer 1

http://www.fieldpine.com/help/en/inter/load_definition_files.htm

check the above website

LDF ( .LDF ) - File Extension Information
Extension: LDF ( . LDF )

Description:
LDF is the file extension for the Library definition file associated with Geoworks Glue

Answer 2

Enotate allows you to add hand-written notes to a variety of file formats. LDF was originally used by Informal Software from 1998 onwards for real-time sketching and mark up, using PDAs connected to desktop PCs. It originally stood for LIP Data Format, where LIP stood for Lightweight Informal Protocol. Since then spin-off comapnies DIP and Ischian have extended the file definition to Layered Data Format. It is a real-time data, command, and embedded object definition file, with the concept of embedded overlays of data and other objects.

You need a SQL Server to do that. When you have an installed SQL Server, you can attach the
files using sp_attach_db (assuming they were properly detached in the first place).

Answer 3

It is a graphic file, see link below.