What is Extention of .PSF

Sounds strange, but that seems to be the file type you got.
It is always possible that somebody uses that extension for his own purposes ...

.PSF  Chiwriter PostScript Printer Font

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Werner

Two more hits here:

ArcSoft Photo Studio 2000(freebie image software that comes with cheap scanners)

Slide showProgram: Microsoft Picture It!

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Werner

Never Mind.
> I received a mail, It contains the Extention of .PSF, I can't able to open. How can I open it, in Which Software I can open it. Reply Soon

I, for one, am very reluctant to tell you to hurry off to try to run strange attachments you receive that you do not have any clue for what it is about. This is how virus and worms spread, by everyone being in too much hurry. So my first answer is:

Ans> Forward the eMail to the person who sent it to you. Ask them what it is and what they think you can do with it. Ask them why they think you need it.

Maybe they do not even know that they sent it to you. Don't you think you should find out before you are also known for sending out virus or worm or spam?

Note that anyone can name any file to any extension, so there will never be any guarantee that any product can always open a given file extension.

From FileExt.com:
 .PSF  Chiwriter PostScript Printer Font

According to:
http://search400.techtarget.com/ateQuestionNResponse/0,289625,sid3_cid400664_tax285217,00.html

It is print image file, you can get an AS400 to assist in displaying it on your printer.

From WhatIs:
 PSF Outline PostScript printer font (ChiWriter)

While I note some references to Visio, including terms such as "outline", it's v5 uses file extension .ps for PostScript. Perhaps newer version has more advanced or additional extensions.

Did you try Visio?
What did you try so far?

If you've been interested in playing around with images, one popular product over time is PaintShopPro. What they are often good at is converting from one image type to another. For example, products like this could make into images like .gif and .jpg that more people can display using their favorite free web browser, without requiring upgrades, purchases or reconfigurations. PhotoShop and Werner's references may also have such conversion capability for your file. You could try just dropping it off on your printer, or importing it into your scanner.

What did you try?

I guess it is one of the above mentioned picture types you received. SunBow's suggestion to email back and ask what it SHOULD be is the best thing you can do (and I agree with SunBow, NEVER try to open an attachment you don't know what it's good for...).
I usually tell friends to use a 'portable' format for pictures they are sending me. Almost all viewers on any platform are able to view gif and jpg formats. And almost all of these little apps are able to save in one of these formats, too.

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Werner

> I usually tell friends to use a 'portable' format for pictures they are sending me. Almost all viewers

Excellent! Supplemental - the portable formats are also smaller, easier to download, and still have plenty of colors to make an image pleasing to eyes. The others are used for special purposes, such as for Magazine Publishers desiring additional flexibility, and specialized hardware devices.

Read more on images @:
http://www.scantips.com/pagis1.html

PSP I like for images, general purpose.
But if interested in OCR, check out ScanSoft, ex.@:
http://www.scantips.com/pagis.html

More image formats @:
http://www.scantips.com/Table.htm

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No comment has been added lately, so it's time to clean up this TA.
I will leave a recommendation in the Cleanup topic area that this question is:
 - Answered by: SunBow
Please leave any comments here within the
next seven days.

PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS AN ANSWER !

Nic;o)

Hmm, nothing against SunBow's suggestions, but I came up with the file formats first.

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Werner

Hi Werner, I missed the answer to the "how can I open part" in your first comments.
But perhaps I looked to much to the vast amount of commentlines Sunbow produced....

I'll leave it up to the moderator, I'll change my proposal to:

 - Answered by: SunBow and griessh

Nic;o)

Hm, since the file extensions are for Chiwriter and Picture It! I guess it would make sense to try to open them with Chiwriter or Picture It! ... <scratching my bald head ... does that make sense?> :-)

Question has been closed as per recommendation

griessh points for you here > https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20418542/points-for-griessh.html

JGould-EE Moderator

Thanx.                      Nic;o) comment OK by me, for:

I do not recollect well, but in a quick review of above I see little feedback from asker, and I see a notation I made on Werner's contributions of:

> "Excellent!"

Glad I could make two experts happy :-)

Nic;o)