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by ttalmon
by glenn.hunter
by jaystar
run regedt32.
WARNING: AS always you can nuke your machine doing this if you mess up the registry!
select HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
find you extention... in app should be listed in the reg key.
Good luck.
Jay
by glenn.hunter
by bill.parks
Do it manually. At a command prompt, type "assoc .ext=C:\somepath\someprogram.exe"
Let me know...
by glenn.hunter
by bill.parks
Ooops, I got the assoc wrong, its a class not a program path. Another way to do it is Shift+RightClick on the file and choose Open With...select the program you want and select the box that says Always use this program....
Sorry for the misguidedprevious post... ;-(
by glenn.hunter
by glenn.hunter
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