Changeing File Extensions

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Roy

How can I change a file extension in XP? Example, if I want to change a wma
to ftk or whatever.
tia

RC
 
Well, you can just right click the file, select rename and change the
extension. However, if the file is not of the type to which you are
changing it, the rename is superfluous. You can also open the file and save
it as the type you desire by going to the File menu, selecting Save As and
changing the extension accordingly. However, unless you have an application
on your system that supports this file type it likely won't be in the
dropdown list in that box.
 
To change the file extension, please visit the URL given below:

The steps given in the URL given below can be done only for known file
extensions. That is, you cannot do this for a new file type like .azy etc.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323526

OR

1. Click the file.
2. Press F2
3. Give the file name and a dot and the file extension of your choice
4. You will be prmopted with a error. Accept it

If you want to open the new file type with a program, then go to the folde
option | file type and click new and enter the new extension.

Click Change (To change the program you want to open with) and associate the
program for this extension.
 
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