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Subject:.sfk extension??
Posted by: dfindlay
Date:12/31/1999 8:03:00 AM

Can anyone tell me what files with .sfk extension are. They
persist in my directory long after I've deleted the files
they appear to be associated with. Thanks...

Subject:Re: .sfk extension??
Reply by: Kelly_S
Date:1/6/2000 7:41:00 PM

Hello David.

These are "peak" files...they record your .wav file frequency peaks,
allowing you open the .wav back up at a later date with a reduced
load time.
You can delete them if you want to, however, next time you load
these .wav files up it will take a bit longer while it recreates the
peak file.

Thanks.



David Findlay wrote:
>>Can anyone tell me what files with .sfk extension are. They
>>persist in my directory long after I've deleted the files
>>they appear to be associated with. Thanks...

Subject:Re: .sfk extension??
Reply by: dfindlay
Date:1/22/2000 11:19:00 AM



K.Shaffer wrote:
>>Hello David.
>>
>>These are "peak" files...they record your .wav file frequency
peaks,
>>allowing you open the .wav back up at a later date with a reduced
>>load time.
>>You can delete them if you want to, however, next time you load
>>these .wav files up it will take a bit longer while it recreates
the
>>peak file.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
>>David Findlay wrote:
>>>>Can anyone tell me what files with .sfk extension are. They
>>>>persist in my directory long after I've deleted the files
>>>>they appear to be associated with. Thanks...

Subject:Re: .sfk extension??
Reply by: dfindlay
Date:1/22/2000 11:20:00 AM

Thanks for your reply!!

K.Shaffer wrote:
>>Hello David.
>>
>>These are "peak" files...they record your .wav file frequency
peaks,
>>allowing you open the .wav back up at a later date with a reduced
>>load time.
>>You can delete them if you want to, however, next time you load
>>these .wav files up it will take a bit longer while it recreates
the
>>peak file.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
>>David Findlay wrote:
>>>>Can anyone tell me what files with .sfk extension are. They
>>>>persist in my directory long after I've deleted the files
>>>>they appear to be associated with. Thanks...

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