I have just been to Powerquests website to view some demonstration videos. They claim that the videos are "easy to view".To give you an example I went to http://www.powerquest.com/support/primus/id2166.cfm and when you hover the mouse over one of the tutorials, the file has a .snt extension. If u click on it, it brings the download box up. The one I downloaded was only a 576k zip file, but it unzips to 5700k! with an extension of file extension of .snt. So much for the "easy viewing" Have they never heard of .avi or .wma? Many thanks Chris

I did a search for it on google but I found all sorts of results, sent mail files, template files, the works. Here, Windows doesn't appear to know what it is either. And, I can't find what it says on any of those two links.
My reccomendation would be to emailing the PowerQuest support staff and asking them what it is. It may be an error that they have to fix, or it could open with a program they made.

Thanks for looking around for me, I emailed powerquest yesterday and got a reply today.It was an oversight on thier part as thet failed to include the link to a player that will play them which is also on the site. They said they were going to fix it up. Cheers Chris

The answer to what program will run '.snt' files is as follows:

Program name is: PCShowAndTell Show

To Download it go to the following url and click on the download button:

http://international.pcshowandtell.com/download_player.asp?browser_type=ie


It works for me! Note: when you install it under windows you will notice it just dissappears from the screen.

All you need to do then is just double click on the .snt files to view them, as they now have an association.

Hope this helps!

Best Regards