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by syscokid
I didn't know either so I checked six sites and this is all I came up with:
EXT Search Results
You searched for file extension: .ffa
PR: Microsoft FastFind
Not very informative, I'm afraid.
by jlopes
by stngfan1
It's from MS-Office, when you install it, it places a FindFast shortcut in your startup group. This utility scans all drives and finds all MS-Office files and keeps track of them. MS-Office uses this information to make retrival faster. So they claim.
You don't need Find Fast running to use any Office program. Remove it from the startup group and delete any *.ffa files you find.
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by jlopes
by jlopes
by dbwriter
Microsoft Office's default setup includes a "Find Fast" utility that indexes your files supposedly to make opening an office document faster.
The .ffa, .ffo, .ffl, and .ffx files are part of that index. Article Q166302 in the Microsoft KnowledgeBase has more info.
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