.LEF

📌 The major, global .LEF layout assignment corresponds to the file pattern made up and opened in the LEN Exchange Format (in short, LEF), a specification primarily oriented on exchanging swimming data (also widely spread and known as the “Lenex” technological approach). In common, this concrete record formation involves descriptive information regarding swimming events that enables record keeping, maintenance, and communication between universally recognized swimming associations, clubs, and race CEOs and organizers. Most traditionally, the noted .LEF extension methodology is focused on exchanging data for globally acknowledged European swimming contests and competitions.

Pretty often, the .LEF resources are bundled into .LXF packages, which are responsible for storing and opening the .LEF-related .XML wrapped content in an archived .ZIP form. The .LXF pattern basement is traditionally eligible for data exchange rather than .LEF formation due to its smaller file size and more efficient extraction ratio.

How to open an .LEF file?

📌 All of the .LEF object instances are splendidly processed, handled, and opened by any accustomed text editor, either available within your operating system from scratch, natively or preinstalled from a third-party web-server. As an alternate variant, have a more distinct look at Splash Meet Manager software initiative, smoothly adapted for Windows architecture.