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Should PIF file have a defined association?
I have no PIF entry in Win Explorer > Tools > Folder Options > File Types. Should I have an entry there? If so then what should I put in there? |
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"WM" <w_masters@dummy-entry.com> wrote in message
news:973DD6E4A9F426AD265@news.octanews.com... > Should PIF file have a defined association? > > I have no PIF entry in Win Explorer > Tools > Folder Options > File > Types. > > Should I have an entry there? If so then what should I put in there? http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...configure.mspx Some filetypes don't need to be defined with an associated program (.bat, ..cmd, .com, and .exe for example). Handler for them are defined in the registry but you won't see filetype associations for them in the list shown in Explorer's Tools -> Folder Options -> Filetypes. -- __________________________________________________ _____ ** Post replies to the newsgroup. Share with others. ** For e-mail, remove "NIX" and append "#VC811" to Subject. __________________________________________________ _____ |
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