A89: Re: win95 problem
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A89: Re: win95 problem
If you deleted pfe instead of uninstalling it, then it couldn't remove the
keys it added to your regestry. I suggest you reinstall and then uninstall
pfe.
But if this is not the case, then you will have to edit the keys yourself,
but thankfully, MS has made this an easier chore. In any folder window,
goto View|Folder Options and click on the tab File Types. Goto the key that
windows tells you your .asm files are (ie: ASM file or PFE Assembly Code,
etc.) and then click the Edit button. Down in the Actions list, select Open
and click on the Edit button. Change the path of pfe to that of whatever
app you wish to open .asm files with. Click OK until back at the folder
window and then press F5 to refreash the window. Now your files should open
with the program you chose.
-Miles Raymond EML: m_rayman@bigfoot.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: Ben Rodgers <bentensai@yahoo.com>
To: <assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 1999 8:32 PM
Subject: A89: win95 problem
> I was using a program called pfe (programer's file
> editor) to make my assembly programs. I had to delete
> it to make room for a more important file and now I
> can't open my asm files without pfe. I went to folder
> options and file types and tried to change it but it
> doesn't show up there and when I try to create an asm
> file type it says that it is being used by pfe. Does
> anybody know how I can fix this so I can edit my asm
> files. Thanks.
> Benjamin Rodgers
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