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Hi HCM
Thanks for your reply and suggestion regarding my JPG problem.
I have tried exactly as you described inclusive rebooting plus =
properly done UniMaint, CheckINI and CleanINI !!!
Unfortunately there is NO change ;-(
In AssoEdit *JPG and *.JPG are listed and point to PMView only !!
The JPG object property displays Image ~viewer and PMView and =
doubleclicking an JPG object always opens it with the (unwanted) =
Image ^viewer !
I have abolutely no more idea where to check or switch to get rid of =
this st...d Image ^viewer ;-((
If I knew its location and correct name I would erase it straightaway
!? ;-O
Cheers/2, svobi
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hmotin@sbcglobal.net on 08.02.2007 22:04:47
Please respond to scoug-help@scoug.com
To: sshapiro@ucsd.edu
cc: =
Subject: SCOUG-Help: JPG open
On Wed, 7 Feb 2007 22:39:35 -0800, Sandy Shapiro wrote:
>Yes, I looked at the file associations folder and JPG is checked.
Sandy and svobi,
I'm going to ask you both to go back to the Association Editor program.
Please check =
and verify that *.jpg files, for example, are associated with PMView
both as follows:
1. Associations by file Type
2. Associations by file Filter
Then, please verify that, in both cases, PMView is the default, or
first program, =
associated with that graphic file type. Sometimes I've found that I've
had conflicting =
associations in the "by file Type" and "by file Filter" categories. And
when it conflicted, I =
got undesireable results when double clicking on that file type to open
it.
Now, if that does not work, or you did not have any conflicts in this
area, I suggest that =
you delete the PMView program from the *.jpg association (both "by file
Type" and "by =
file Filter"). Then, find the PMView program object on your desktop and
drag it to the =
"Associated with" box for both the "Associations by file Type" and
"Associations by file =
Filter". Then make PMView the default (the first or top program) to
associate with the =
*.jpg files. Do that in both the "Associations by file Type" and
"Associations by file =
Filter". My thought here is that perhaps you have an old, no longer
correct, file path to =
PMView in the Association Editor.
I suggest a reboot after you do the above. If any of the above fixes
your problem for the =
*.jpg file types, I suggest that you make the appropriate similar
changes for other =
graphic file types. Good luck.
HCM
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