1. file
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Hi !
You know when you click on a windows file then it asks you in what =
program you want to open it , right ? Well , I forgot to un-tic the box =
that asks you "Always use this program to open this file" . How do I =
chang the file so that it looked like it use to look ? Thanx .
Ferdinand
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2. Re: file
In the Explorer, click on View - Options, and select the file
type from the File Types tab. There you can delete or edit the
Open entry in the Registry.
=DC wrote:
> Hi !You know when you click on a windows file then it asks you
> in what program you want to open it , right ? Well , I forgot
> to un-tic the box that asks you "Always use this program to
> open this file" . How do I chang the file so that it looked
> like it use to look ? Thanx . Ferdinand
3. Re: file
- Posted by "Thomas Parslow (PatRat)" <patrat at INAME.COM>
Sep 11, 2000
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Last edited Sep 12, 2000
> Hi !
> You know when you click on a windows file then it asks you in what program you
> want to open it , right ? Well , I forgot to un-tic the box that asks you "Always
> use this program to open this file"
> . How do I chang the file so that it looked like it use to look ? Thanx .
> Ferdinand
Hold down the shift key and right click on a file of that type, the menu will
contain an "Open with.." item as well as the "Open" item, select "Open
with..."
Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
Rat Software
http://www.ratsoft.freeserve.co.uk/
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