Opening XSN files
Did your computer fail to open a XSN file? We explain what XSN files are and recommend software that we know can open or convert your XSN files.
What is a XSN file?
XSN extension is found in template forms utilized by the user when operating Microsoft InfoPath. Microsoft InfoPath is a software application specialized in managing electronic forms. XSN files are designed templates which can be used in creating and developing forms that will later on be filled with information. InfoPath requires the user to define its own form according to the information that will be provided according to its usage. In other words, the .xsn file is the raw form that contains the data structure, behavior and appearance of the form.
Additionally, .xsn file may be composed of two or more supporting files to make up the template. XSF, .xsd, .xsl, .xml, and .js are samples of the files that may constitute the .xsn. XSN is the raw form of .xml file and .xml is the actual form that can be filled up, distributed, and submitted through electronic means. XML can also be printed. But without the .xsn files, the .xml files cannot be created.
Software that will open, convert or fix XSN files
Try a universal file viewer
In addition to the products listed above, I would suggest that you try a universal file viewer like Free File Viewer. It can open over 200 different types of files - and very likely yours too! Download Free File Viewer.
