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I sent a couple of WMV file to a friend of mine and when the arrived to his

W98 computer, the files had a PDF icon in front of it and would open Adobe

when it was double clicked on, only to get an error message from Adobe. The

file could be run if you open WMP first then direct it to the file to be

played?

It has been a while for me on W98 but I cannot remember how to get the OPEN

WITH menu up to change the file? Any help would be appreciated?? Thanks

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Re: Opening a WMV file

 

Art wrote:

> I sent a couple of WMV file to a friend of mine and when the arrived to

his

> W98 computer, the files had a PDF icon in front of it and would open Adobe

> when it was double clicked on, only to get an error message from Adobe.

The

> file could be run if you open WMP first then direct it to the file to be

played?

> It has been a while for me on W98 but I cannot remember how to get the

OPEN

> WITH menu up to change the file? Any help would be appreciated?? Thanks

 

While holding the Shift key down, click on the filename. Then scroll to

the desired application to be used to open the file, and select ok.

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Re: Opening a WMV file

 

Thanks!!

 

"Bill in Co." <not_really_here@earthlink.net> wrote in message

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> Art wrote:

>> I sent a couple of WMV file to a friend of mine and when the arrived to

> his

>> W98 computer, the files had a PDF icon in front of it and would open

>> Adobe

>> when it was double clicked on, only to get an error message from Adobe.

> The

>> file could be run if you open WMP first then direct it to the file to be

> played?

>> It has been a while for me on W98 but I cannot remember how to get the

> OPEN

>> WITH menu up to change the file? Any help would be appreciated?? Thanks

>

> While holding the Shift key down, click on the filename. Then scroll to

> the desired application to be used to open the file, and select ok.

>

>


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