4 file types use the .tdf file extension.

What is a TDF file?

Contains setup instructions for backing up DVD movies; used by DVD X software such as DVD-X Copy, DVD X Platinum, and DVD X Copy Express; may be used to modify and fix DVD authoring problems and incorrect titleset selections made by the DVD X software.

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Guide Text Definition File

Contains definitions of datasets used by a Guide, a star charting and desktop planetarium program; may be included on the application CD or saved on the hard disk during a program installation.

Text definition files can be modified in a text editor.

Programs that open or reference TDF files

Updated: March 6, 2008

Xserve Test Definition File

Stores test instructions and parameters for system tests run by Xserve Remote Diagnostics; used for testing the performance of components in an Apple Xserve server computer; can be edited in a text editor.

Programs that open or reference TDF files

Updated: March 6, 2008

Tabular Data Format File

A TDF file describes the format of a corresponding historical weather data set. It is used to import a data set into the ClimGen and CropSyst programs used by the Washington State University Biological Systems Engineering Department. TDF files contain a series of parameters used to convert data sets into ClimGen and CropSyst's .UED format.

ClimGen and CropSyst are programs that the Washington State University Biological Systems Engineering Department uses to analyze and extrapolate climate and environmental conditions. These programs use existing historical weather data sets that are saved in UED files.

If a ClimGen or CropSyst user wants to import a data set that is not saved as a UED file, they must first convert the data set into UED format. One of the ways users can convert a data set into UED format is by creating a corresponding TDF, or Tabular Data Format, file. The TDF file describes how data is saved in the to-be-converted data set.

Each TDF file contains up to four primary sections:

TDF files are plain text files, so you can open and edit them in any text or source code editor, such as Microsoft Notepad (Windows), Apple TextEdit (Mac), or Microsoft Visual Studio Code (cross-platform).

TDF files are meant to be used when importing non-UED data sets into ClimGen and CropSyst, using the UED import wizard. To use a TDF file with the UED import wizard, select the Regular/uniform format ... with Tabular Data Format description button during the import process. Then, select Select files and import .

Programs that open or reference TDF files

Updated: November 12, 2021