3 file types use the .gps file extension.

What is a GPS file?

File created by GenePix Pro, a microarray image analysis program; contains settings for acquisition (the laser used, voltages, and scan area), analysis (location and identification of features on the image), and display (brightness, contrast, and color mappings) of an image.

Category: Settings Files

Survey Pro Coordinate File

File used by Survey Pro, a program used with Tripod Data Systems GPS data collectors; contains latitude and longitude coordinate control points collected during geographical surveying; used to calibrate GPS coordinates with known locations.

GPS files may be imported in Survey Pro by selecting the option Job → Import Coordinates .

Programs that open GPS files

Updated: February 24, 2010

GOM Player Skin File

Skin file used by GOM Player, a video playback program for Windows; contains an archive of graphics files and XML specification files for the skin; allows users to change the appearance of the player; may be installed by double-clicking the file.

GPS files are .ZIP files that contain .BMP image files and typically two .XML files named LIST.XML and SKIN.XML . These two XML files provide the information for how each bitmap image in the archive is displayed for the skin. The images can be for program frames, buttons, sliders, logos, and other parts of the interface.

Since GOM Player skins are saved in a Zip format, you can change their extension to ".zip" and open them with any Zip decompression utility, such as Corel WinZip or ESTsoft ALZip.

Programs that open or reference GPS files

Updated: December 5, 2014