On 05/14/2007 09:38 AM, Paul Lepkowski wrote:
> Charles, are you thinking of the DOS command ATTRIB
For command line within Windoze (i.e., msdos window) the command is:
assoc
and
ftype
(help assoc help ftype)
associate from the resource kit does both.
--
ed by ATTRIB. The
legacy apps depend on the old list from the DOS era.
Paul
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Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 2:36 PM
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Subject: [users] Re: File Association hell - part 2
Paul Lepkowski
Paul Lepkowski wrote:
Charles, are you thinking of the DOS command ATTRIB
No, it was something to with /regsrv32...
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Charles, are you thinking of the DOS command ATTRIB
Charles Marcus wrote:
Ummm...
What, exactly about my post led you to believe this was my problem?
I've been adminning Windows boxes for many years.
Go back and read my post.
NoOp wrote:
> On 05/11/2007 07:00 AM, Charles Marcus wrote:
>>>
On 05/14/2007 08:52 AM, Charles Marcus wrote:
> Ummm...
>
> What, exactly about my post led you to believe this was my problem?
That perhaps you'd missed something regarding showing the OOo file
extentions on your system.
>
> I've been adminning Windows boxes for many years.
If so, then you'll
Ummm...
What, exactly about my post led you to believe this was my problem?
I've been adminning Windows boxes for many years.
Go back and read my post.
NoOp wrote:
On 05/11/2007 07:00 AM, Charles Marcus wrote:
Guess solution is the same, but look for od*/ot* extensions and change them
to ope
On 05/11/2007 07:00 AM, Charles Marcus wrote:
>> Guess solution is the same, but look for od*/ot* extensions and change them
>> to open with program you want
>
> They do not show up in the list of known filetypes (I'm assuming you are
> talking about the list of file types that show up in the lis
Issue created to provide a simple, integrated way to deal with file
associations for Windows users (I don't think this is nearly as big an
issue for other platforms, which is why I specified this as a Windows
issue)...
If you feel so inclined, please go vote for it:
http://qa.openoffice.org/i
Guess solution is the same, but look for od*/ot* extensions and change them
to open with program you want
They do not show up in the list of known filetypes (I'm assuming you are
talking about the list of file types that show up in the list under
Tools > Folder Options > File Types)...
AGAIN
2007/5/11, Charles Marcus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
web kracked wrote:
> I oops-ed
>
> My system sent the email before I was finished
>
> Also in My computer or Windoes Explorer (which I use mostly)
>
> click on TOOLS
> FOLDER OPTIONS
> scroll down to DOC
> and then do a CHANGE for programs to open t
web kracked wrote:
I oops-ed
My system sent the email before I was finished
Also in My computer or Windoes Explorer (which I use mostly)
click on TOOLS
FOLDER OPTIONS
scroll down to DOC
and then do a CHANGE for programs to open that file extention.
This isn't for the MS Office file types, th
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