What is a snippet (Snippet_3009A3F5C. inds) on my Mac OS desktop?

I found a snippet (Snippet_3009A3F5C. inds) on my Mac OS desktop. What is it? Should I delete it?

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Run a thorough scan and if everything is clear you should just toss it. I did a thorough search on this particular snippet and couldn't find anything at all about it but then again I'm definitely technically deficient especially when it comes to Macs. I would toss it though.

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Answer by RowdyDawg (106)

I'm not really sure to tell you the truth. Maybe you could call a tech specialist from the manufacturer of your desktop or perhaps even from your internet service provider. I would just say I got a Snippet_3009A3F5C on my my desktop... can you tell me what the heck it is?

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Reply by VintageGlory (93):
Amen! I agree that this is something that a specialist needs to be consulted on. If no one can really answer what it is and what it does then a person would be nutz to listen. I would even consult the owner manual. It might be a common message. add a comment

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Answer by Zetau (125)

. INDS -- is not a legitimate file extension on the Mac, or any other platform, as most can only be three characters. . IND -- Adobe InDesign. Perform a 'Get Info' on the file to discover when it appeared, how large it is, etc. You could probably toss it.

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Answer by Anonymous

Here you can find perhaps the right answer: http://www. graphic-design. com/adobe/InDesign/id_snippets. html. Try to draw your snippet on an open InDesign document.

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