.SBK File Extension
SWiSH Project Backup File
Developer | SWiSHzone.com |
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3.5 | 17 Votes |
What is an SBK file?
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NOTE: You may need to rename the file extension from ".sbk" to ".swi" in order for the SBK file to open correctly.
Programs that open SBK files
Multimedia ToolBook System Book
Developer | Asymetrix |
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3.5 | 10 Votes |
Utility file included with Multimedia ToolBook; includes scripts that extend the functionality of the ToolBook program; may add extra menu items or authoring capabilities.
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SBK files installed with ToolBook include PRINTWND.SBK, the MTB30.SBK and TOOLS30.SBK startup files, and the TRY.SBK tutorial file.
Programs that open or reference SBK files
Scrapbook Factory Project
Developer | Nova Development |
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2.9 | 7 Votes |
An SBK file may also be a project created by Scrapbook Factory Deluxe, a desktop publishing application developed by Nova Development. It stores a digital scrapbook that may include photos, text, backgrounds, and decorative elements. Scrapbook Factory Deluxe users save scrapbook pages as SBK files they can later edit, print, or share.
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The Scrapbook Factory Deluxe software offers a range of pre-designed templates and photorealistic graphics for creating themed pages, including birthdays, holidays, vacations, and family events. When a user saves a project, the program stores its information in the SBK format, which preserves the page layout, embedded images, and design elements. Users can then open SBK files later to make changes or to export the pages in a more shareable format, such as PDF or image files.
How to open an SBK file
You can open SBK files with Scrapbook Factory Deluxe in Windows. To open an SBK file with the software, select File → Open.
How to convert an SBK file
Programs that open SBK files
E-MU SoundFont Sound Bank
Developer | E-MU Systems |
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2.8 | 8 Votes |
Collection of sound samples saved in the SoundFont format; recognized by E-MU hardware, SoundBlaster sound cards, and other software samplers.
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The SBK format was replaced by the .SF2 file format in SoundFont 2.