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    richrk:

    Those files open with Spybot because they have a file extension of .sbs which is also one of the file extentions I listed above that are used by Spybot:
    • .disabled
    • .sbe
    • .sbi
    • .sbs
    • .tnfo
    • .uti
    • .uts

    However, they are not Spybot files just because they have a file extension of .sbs. When you install Spybot the file extension of .sbs is equated to Spybot and double clicking on any .sbs file will start Spybot unless you change it to start another program.

    Deleting those files would have no affect on Spybot because they are not Spybot files. However, I don't what affect deleting them would have on "Microsoft Picture It!".

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    Default Shoebox .sbs files

    I moved (maybe delete later) the large .sbs files (288MB) from the Shoebox folder to a flash drive. So far Picture It! and Spybot both seem to be working OK.

    One more question I have is how did the .sbs files become so huge? Do they increase in size with Spybot updates or Teatimer. In the Picture It! help file index quite a list of file suffixes are listed that are used by the program but no .sbs.

    Again, thanks for your help.
    Last edited by richrk; 2009-01-30 at 17:55.

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    richrk:

    I have no idea how they got to be the size they are because THEY ARE NOT SPYBOT FILES and are not used by either Spybot or TeaTimer!!!

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