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07-31-2007
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| Guest | File Extensions. New to Vista (have Vista Ultimate). Where do you find find the list of file extensions plus the default program which handles that extension? In XP, I once had a program which managed extensions. It would block any attempt to change an association UNLESS an administrator concurred. Know of anything which might do the same for Vista. Gene K W -- Gene K |
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08-01-2007
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| Administrator | Re: File Extensions.  Quote: Originally Posted by Gene K  New to Vista (have Vista Ultimate). Where do you find find the list of file extensions plus the default program which handles that extension? In XP, I once had a program which managed extensions. It would block any attempt to change an association UNLESS an administrator concurred. Know of anything which might do the same for Vista. Gene K W -- Gene K You can see a list in "Default Programs" in the Control Panel. You can see details with screenshots here in the "Second Method" section. Windows Explorer Folder View settings Shawn |
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