Or you could open it in Notepad.exe :-)
In WinXP, at the very least, you'll find the path to it in the following
REG_EXPAND_SZ key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\notepad.exe\shell\open\command
The "(Default)" value holds the path.
If you're not on XP, simply search the registry for "notepad.exe". :-)
Regards,
~TJ
> You could extract the program associated with .TXT files from the registry
> and name that explicitly in ShellExecute()... still a bit of an assumption,
> but if they have nothing set up for .TXT then they deserve nothing to happen
> {:v)
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