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If you double-click a file in your Explorer unknown to Windows, you are usually asked which application should be used to open the file. Then you have to choose the appropriate one from a list of applications on your computer, which is not always clear. With the menu item Menu Settings / "Register TARGET file extensions" you can tell Windows that TARGET 3001! files shall be opened with TARGET 3001! when double-clicking on them. Which file types are considered as TARGET 3001! Files, the dialog shows: | If you double-click a file in your Explorer unknown to Windows, you are usually asked which application should be used to open the file. Then you have to choose the appropriate one from a list of applications on your computer, which is not always clear. With the menu item Menu Settings / "Register TARGET file extensions" you can tell Windows that TARGET 3001! files shall be opened with TARGET 3001! when double-clicking on them. Which file types are considered as TARGET 3001! Files, the dialog shows:<br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 13:14, 20 April 2021
If you double-click a file in your Explorer unknown to Windows, you are usually asked which application should be used to open the file. Then you have to choose the appropriate one from a list of applications on your computer, which is not always clear. With the menu item Menu Settings / "Register TARGET file extensions" you can tell Windows that TARGET 3001! files shall be opened with TARGET 3001! when double-clicking on them. Which file types are considered as TARGET 3001! Files, the dialog shows:
