Initially I had a .dbf file with a generic(?) icon next to the name because
the extension had not been associated. I accidentally associated it with
Word. I need to dis-associate it so that when I capture screen shots for
training, the icon next to the file name is generic(?). How do I do this.
I'm using Windows XP Professional.

The same way you did the association, just choose the proper program this
time...and Always Open With.

Not really an FrontPage question though.


"Karen Lewis" <Karen (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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| Initially I had a .dbf file with a generic(?) icon next to the name
because
| the extension had not been associated. I accidentally associated it with
| Word. I need to dis-associate it so that when I capture screen shots for
| training, the icon next to the file name is generic(?). How do I do this.
| I'm using Windows XP Professional.

It can also be done quite easily in the Control Panel "Folder Options"
snapplet.

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Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
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"Rob Giordano (Crash)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The same way you did the association, just choose the proper program this
> time...and Always Open With.
>
> Not really an FrontPage question though.
>
>
> "Karen Lewis" <Karen (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:FACC15C3-7528-429E-8CE4-(E-Mail Removed)...
> | Initially I had a .dbf file with a generic(?) icon next to the name
> because
> | the extension had not been associated. I accidentally associated it
> with
> | Word. I need to dis-associate it so that when I capture screen shots
> for
> | training, the icon next to the file name is generic(?). How do I do
> this.
> | I'm using Windows XP Professional.
>
>