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On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 11:50 AM, Mark Stanton <mark@vowleyfarm.co.uk> wrote:
Hi MR ZenWiz,

Two possible solutions (in Windows Explorer):

1) Right-click on a file of the type you want to move from default OO
to LO, select "Open With" and "Choose Program..." then select LO and
be sure to check the box "Always use this program...."

That's what I mean.  When I do this I *don't* get offered LO, only OO.


There's also an option to Browse for your own choice of program.  You
can use this to poke around anywhere on your computer to find the LO
launcher.  It helps to look at everything in the windows that open (I
know, I miss them all the time and have to look twice, too).

2) Click "Tools" and "Folder options...", then click on the "File
Types" tab, find your way to the file type(s) you want to change and
set all of them there.

I assume this would give me the same issue.

No, you have to do a little more work this way on the first such
entity (because you actually have to type in the command), but then if
you copy taht to the clipboard, you can paste it in subsequent file
types.

I s'pose I ought to be able to look for the LO executable.  However, with the
installation of LO3.3.1 the has now gone away

I have no idea what that means - if it's installed, the executable is
out there somewhere.  Any menu that contains a link to launch the
installed programs can be open with right-click->Properties, and you
can see what's inside that makes it tick.  At the very least, the All
Programs menu will have it (if not, you don't have it installed...).

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