Try UnZipping and putting the attached "FreeForm.PIF" file in your C:\SM9\SYSTEM folder (or wherever your system folder is located). Then edit the file type used to "OPEN" the PM4 files to use this PIF file to open it. This PIF file causes the FreeForm program to open in the SYSTEM folder.
Drawbacks include: a PIF file doesn't support long filenames. Any file opened this way and then saved, will have the 8 character filename from then on. It is great for viewing files, but not for actually performing work and saving the work. All other methods of double-clicking on the PM4 file to open it will not open the application in your SYSTEM folder, and you will get the message that you are experiencing. Gene Bowen Pete Ruehle wrote: > I am unable to open pm4 files from windows explorer or from search results. > Smartcam opens but then I get the message that the file can't be found. The > message includes the correct path and filename. pm4 files are listed in > filetypes and should open with pmill. The problem appears to be isolated to > pm4 (and sh2) files.
FreeFormPIF.zip
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