Unwanted file extension inserted into file format list!

I accidentally saved a .wav file with the .ses extension. Now I've got the .ses extension included with .wav and .bwf extensions under the Save As Type box in my Save and Save As dialog windows. Any advice on removing it?

I just recreated your issue. I saved a .wav file with the .ses extension at the end. It did indeed put the .ses extension in with the .wav and .bwf extensions next to Windows PCM Wave File.
I got rid of this by opening the affected file, doing a Save As, deleting the .ses extension from the file name when naming the file, then saving. I closed the file, closed Audition, reopened Audition and the .ses extension was gone from the Windows PCM Wave File list.

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