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restoring file associations

forall
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‎02-07-2007 01:54 PM
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I recently installed another compiler, which to my annoyance overwrote the file associations in windows, taking over f/f90/95 source files. What is the best way to restore these to CVF? I tried changing "open with" to "Microsoft Developer Studio" via windows explorer, but it seems some additional settings are needed because now when I click on a f95 file it opens it as text without highlighting the keywords etc (ie does not treat it as fortran source). Any clues on how to do fix this?
thanks in advance,
dmitri
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sabalan
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‎02-09-2007 06:21 AM
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My OS language is Swedish and it would be difficult to translate it back correctly to English or your OS language (Russian?). Therefore I suggest that you go to Start / Help and Support / and then search for associate a file name extension to a file type (translation?!). You are going to find your answer there.

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