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What is a .let file?
A .let file is a Broderbund The Print Shop/PrintMaster/American Greetings Project (version 10-23). This one is a specialist format without an obvious everyday home. Confusingly, this extension has been used by 2 different formats over the years — they're all listed below.
This extension has been used by more than one format
2 different formats have claimed .let over the years, so two files with the same extension aren't necessarily the same kind of thing.
How to open a .let file
- The program that created it is by far the most reliable way to open it.
- On Windows, use a hex viewer or the free TrID tool to identify what the file really is.
- On Mac or Linux, running `file yourfile` in the terminal identifies most formats instantly.
The registry records this extension against Broderbund The Print Shop/PrintMaster/American Greetings Project, PrintMaster Gold Project, so software from that family is the most likely match.
How to convert a .let file
- Identify the file first, then look for an export or Save As option in whatever program can read it.
The technical record
For archivists, developers and the merely curious: these are the PRONOM registry entries for .let.
| Format name | Version | MIME type | PUID |
|---|---|---|---|
| Broderbund The Print Shop/PrintMaster/American Greetings Project | 10-23 | — | fmt/1300 |
| PrintMaster Gold Project | 1 | — | fmt/1302 |