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| | How to set File Associations for Open and Edit How does one set the file type associations for the Open and Edit options in the menu that appears when I right click on a file? Vista seems to have hidden the FileTypes tab in the options dialog of WinExplorer. Mike |
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| | Re: How to set File Associations for Open and Edit Contol Panel>Default Programs is one way to do it. "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message news 374D23E-3C7A-40D1-9FD7-8DDEB8D37EA6@xxxxxxQuote: > How does one set the file type associations for the Open and Edit options > in > the menu that appears when I right click on a file? > > Vista seems to have hidden the FileTypes tab in the options dialog of > WinExplorer. > > Mike |
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| | Re: How to set File Associations for Open and Edit That takes care of the program for opening the file and provides the options in the 'open with' menu. How does one set the default program for the 'edit' entry on the menu? I'm trying to redirect the edit command for script files from notepad to a script editor. "Bob" wrote: Quote: > Contol Panel>Default Programs is one way to do it. > > "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news 374D23E-3C7A-40D1-9FD7-8DDEB8D37EA6@xxxxxxQuote: > > How does one set the file type associations for the Open and Edit options > > in > > the menu that appears when I right click on a file? > > > > Vista seems to have hidden the FileTypes tab in the options dialog of > > WinExplorer. > > > > Mike > |
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| | Re: How to set File Associations for Open and Edit See if this helps. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...89(VS.85).aspx "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:E159F1CD-629D-48EA-A6A5-350161D2BD16@xxxxxx Quote: > That takes care of the program for opening the file and provides the > options > in the 'open with' menu. How does one set the default program for the > 'edit' > entry on the menu? I'm trying to redirect the edit command for script > files > from notepad to a script editor. > > "Bob" wrote: > Quote: >> Contol Panel>Default Programs is one way to do it. >> >> "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news 374D23E-3C7A-40D1-9FD7-8DDEB8D37EA6@xxxxxxQuote: >> > How does one set the file type associations for the Open and Edit >> > options >> > in >> > the menu that appears when I right click on a file? >> > >> > Vista seems to have hidden the FileTypes tab in the options dialog of >> > WinExplorer. >> > >> > Mike >> |
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| | Re: How to set File Associations for Open and Edit No, that doesn't help. The link goes to a writeup for adding context menu items to IE, I want to add/modify the edit menu item associated with a specific file type. Mike "Bob" wrote: Quote: > See if this helps. > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...89(VS.85).aspx > > "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:E159F1CD-629D-48EA-A6A5-350161D2BD16@xxxxxx Quote: > > That takes care of the program for opening the file and provides the > > options > > in the 'open with' menu. How does one set the default program for the > > 'edit' > > entry on the menu? I'm trying to redirect the edit command for script > > files > > from notepad to a script editor. > > > > "Bob" wrote: > > Quote: > >> Contol Panel>Default Programs is one way to do it. > >> > >> "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news 374D23E-3C7A-40D1-9FD7-8DDEB8D37EA6@xxxxxx> >> > How does one set the file type associations for the Open and Edit > >> > options > >> > in > >> > the menu that appears when I right click on a file? > >> > > >> > Vista seems to have hidden the FileTypes tab in the options dialog of > >> > WinExplorer. > >> > > >> > Mike > >> > >> > |
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| | Re: How to set File Associations for Open and Edit Hi Mike, One way is with a third party tool...... http://www.creativelement.com/powertools/ or this page may help you.... http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-500 -- All the best, SG "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:EC8ED080-D545-488C-B452-3F31AA500497@xxxxxx Quote: > No, that doesn't help. The link goes to a writeup for adding context menu > items to IE, I want to add/modify the edit menu item associated with a > specific file type. > > Mike > > "Bob" wrote: > Quote: >> See if this helps. >> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...89(VS.85).aspx >> >> "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:E159F1CD-629D-48EA-A6A5-350161D2BD16@xxxxxx Quote: >> > That takes care of the program for opening the file and provides the >> > options >> > in the 'open with' menu. How does one set the default program for the >> > 'edit' >> > entry on the menu? I'm trying to redirect the edit command for script >> > files >> > from notepad to a script editor. >> > >> > "Bob" wrote: >> > >> >> Contol Panel>Default Programs is one way to do it. >> >> >> >> "MikeM" <MikeM@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> >> news 374D23E-3C7A-40D1-9FD7-8DDEB8D37EA6@xxxxxx>> >> > How does one set the file type associations for the Open and Edit >> >> > options >> >> > in >> >> > the menu that appears when I right click on a file? >> >> > >> >> > Vista seems to have hidden the FileTypes tab in the options dialog >> >> > of >> >> > WinExplorer. >> >> > >> >> > Mike >> >> >> >> >> |
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