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October 1st 08, 01:27 AM
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File association, Application used to perform action
Windows Vista Home Premium
In XP, the Control Panel/Folder Options dialog window has a tab labeled "File Types". This allows setting the command that runs the program the user associates with a file type for opening or printing. Where is the equivalent in Vista? 
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October 1st 08, 05:18 AM
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File association, Application used to perform action
/angbob/ said:
Windows Vista Home Premium In XP, the Control Panel/Folder Options dialog window has a tab labeled "File Types". This allows setting the command that runs the program the user associates with a file type for opening or printing. Where is the equivalent in Vista? The closest UI functionality is under CONTROL PANEL|DEFAULT PROGRAMS|ASSOCIATIONS
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