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07-09-2008
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| Vista Ultimate x32 | File association and comand line info Hi I'm new to Vista and I'm struggling with a problem. In XP I used to be able to edit how an application opened when you double clicked on a file association in XP I did: - file Explorer / view / options / File types / - Select the file type - press Advanced - / edit/ open /edit In applications browse to find the application Eg C:\PROGRA~1\PAINTS~1\PSP.EXE I used to be able to edit this line and add parameters eg PSP.exe /dde and also edit the DD MESSAGE put: [open("%1")] This allowed me to control how PSP opened up. I can't seem to be able to do this in Vista. Does anyone know how to add parameters like this Thanks |
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