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On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 5:22 AM, Charles Marcus
<CMarcus@media-brokers.com> wrote:
On 2011-02-17 7:37 AM, Karl Lambert wrote:
That does not work on my windows xp machine.  Pretty bothersome.

I have had a few times when setting the file associations with 'Open
with' did not work, and it turned out to be registry permission
problems, but it was painstaking, and honestly the easiest way to fix it
I found was an in-place re-install of windows...


Linux is a great solution to this problem....  :-)

Reinstalling/Repair Installing OOo wouldn't fix the problem...

AFAICT, it only works with the first installation of anything that
handles a particular file type.  All other changes appear to require
manual intervention.  Still, that really isn't OOo's fault, or LibO
either - it's the file manager's.

I opened a bug about this with OOo asking/begging for a proper File
Associations Manager, that would also include the ability to fix busted
permissions on registry entries, but was told to go away... maybe I'll
try again with LibO...

I don't know the technical details involved, but I suspect that,
without a universal API for file managers to do this sort of thing, it
won't happen for LO, either.

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