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I'm cleaning out all unnecessary items from my computer and came across this folder 'My Albums'. The only file in there is one titled 'Sample.abm'. The icon in front is a white folder, so that means the computer doesn't have a program that opens it, I think. It appears to be a small file, 315 kb. I was going to delete it but need to know what's in it before I do. How can I open it???
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Photo album that includes references to pictures contained in a digital album; may also include thumbnail images that serve as small representations of the photos in the album.
Several different photo organization programs store albums as ABM files. However, they may use different formatting, meaning the files can only be opened by the program that created the file.
"ArcSoft PhotoStudio" uses this kind of extensions
