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On Sat, 19 Sep 1998 23:24:49 PDT, Robert Blair wrote:  
>** Reply to note from scoug-programming@scoug.com Fri, 18 Sep 1998 18:27:31 PDT   
>   
> > Oh well, I guess that I will have to blow away an evening or two with   
> > the UniMaint manual trying to figure this out.  I just wish that I knew   
> > WHY I could fix the HTML (and HTM) associations with ASSOEDIT....  and   
> > the same fix for GIF, JPG, and BMP files doesn't do anything.   
> >    
> > ASSOEDIT is such a nice, understandable tool.  Oh well, on to UniMaint   
> > maze of menus and windows that take you on to other windows and more   
> > menus....   
>   
>What I do to change the defaults is:   
>   
>1. go to all the program objects that have the association and delete the association   
>   
>2. go back to the program objects and add the association back in the order you want   
>   then to be listed on the "OPEN AS" popup.  i.e. add the association back to the   
>   program object you want to start on a double click first, then the others in the   
>   order you need.   
>   
>This is not a lot of work as there usually are not more than three of four program   
>objects to change.   
>   
>This changes all of the objects that are affected in the system and any new   
>objects added later.   
>  
>Robert Blair   
>blairra@tstonramp.com   
 
Gawd, now I am really confused.  Just to make sure that we were not  
talking past each other I tried to do those two steps above.  After  
all, I have nothing to lose tweaking two program objects if it means  
that I don't have to muck with a gazillion GIF files.  
 
I have two program objects to muck with.  
 
I right click on the PMView icon and select Properties.  Under the  
Association tab there is a list box for "Current Types" with the  
entries: "Bitmap, GIF, IFF, Image File, image/jpeg, JPG, PCX, Photo CD,  
Targa, and TIFF."  The Assciation tab has a second list box of "Current  
names" with the entries: "*.BMP, *.CUR, *.DCX, *.FIT, *.FITS, *.GIF,  
*.ICO, *.IFF, *.IMG, *.JPEG, *.JPG, *.LGO, *.MAC,  ...., *BMP, and  
*PCX."  
 
Before permanently munging the PMView program properties, I go to the  
Multimedia folder.  I select the viewer by right clicking on the  
"Image" icon and select Properties.  When the Properties window opens I  
only get tabs for "Icon", "Widnow", and "Speech".  NO "Program" tab,   
NO "Session" tab, and most certainly NO "Association" tab.  It seems to  
be quite a trick to delete the associations when I am not presented  
with that option.  
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