RE: EXW handling
- Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> Jan 07, 2002
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Pete, You can associate different actions for any given file type. For example, in Windows XP, you would do the following: Open an Explorer Window and select Tools/Folder Options/File Types, find and select your EXW extension and click the Advanced button. I typically add an "Edit" action and associate it with my favorite editor. I set my "Open" action as the default so that double-clicking will run the program but if I right click the file I can select "Edit" to have it come up in my file editor. The procedure for doing this in Win9x is slightly different and I don't have a 9x system handy to outline the steps involved but it can be done... If you have a 9x system and can't figure it out, let me know and I'll give you the procedure when I get home this evening. -- Brian Pete wrote: > Hopefully someone will find this request trivial.. > > I've associated exw files with exw.exe -& know how to cancel that; > however I'd like a little ditty to show > > +----------------------+ > | Run | > | Notepad | > | Wordpad | > +----------------------+ > (apologies for fixed/pptnl font) when I dbl click a .exw file. > Obviously to run & then examine the many fine examples I find... > > Pete > >