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Files with bis file extension are generally related to old and no longer developed utility called BelSync.
Further details:
The bis file extension is associated with BeInSync utility, a marketing and synchronization program for Windows, published by Phoenix Technologies and originally developed by BeInSync company.
This program allowed users to store their e-mails, web favorites and other files on secured server and access them from everywhere.
When the program copies one of the files to server it adds BIS extension tothe standard file extension, so for example photo.jpg will be renamed to photo.jpg.bis. Probably just normal renaming without added file encryption, so deleting the BIS suffix should restore the original file.
In 2008 Phoenix Technologies acquired BeInSync and the program is no longer available and probably no longer supported as well,.
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