Author: Ralph Patriquin
Date: 11:09:04 02/09/03
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On February 09, 2003 at 06:27:07, Michael Cummings wrote: >On February 09, 2003 at 06:16:10, Mike S. wrote: > >>On February 09, 2003 at 05:34:17, Michael Cummings wrote: >> >>>(...) but I do not have any association to be able to double click on a >>>file in windows and have it come up in a player within windows. >> >>If you have >> >>1. the extension of the document(s), >>2. an example file, and >>3. the related executeable EXE file and it's location, >> >>then it should be possible to assign the document's file type to the exe >>program. This usually can be done in the Windows Explorer, under a menu item >>named something like "Extras/Folder Options, Filetypes" (it may be named >>slightly different; I have a german Windows). You can look into any other file >>type listed there, to see how that looks exactly. You can define the right-click >>options for the file type, including the standard option which is activated by >>doubleclick. >> >>If it's not an EXE file but i.e. a DLL, it's more difficult... these are often >>started by sequences like "RUNDLL.EXE ...". But in this case, I think one of the >>programmers among the member here should be able to help. >> >>Regards, >>M.Scheidl > >The player used to be located in the program files directory under macromedia >flash, but when I got rid of the flash program, it seems to have got rid of that >player. very annopying. I don't know if this is a solution you're looking for, but the excellent freeware graphics viewer program IrfanView will play flash files by just double-clicking on the file if you associate flash files with it. Ralph
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