B
Babel17DELANY
Additional information & revised question regarding using SOUND RECORDER in
Windows X P:
On my Windows 98 machine I use SOUND RECORDER to play WAVES.
I have configured it in FOLDER OPTIONS to OPEN when I click a WAV icon,
immediately PLAY the wave without clicking a button on the player, then
CLOSE.
On my XP machine I have used Tools > Folder Options > File Types to
successfully associate WAV files with Sound Recorder.
I did have one initial problem in that XP didn't let me associate a wave
with Sound Recorder until I copied Sound Recorder to a folder other than
WIINT/system32.
I want to configure Sound Recorder on my XP machine (as I have on my 98
machine) to OPEN when I click a WAVE, then PLAY the WAVE upon opening
without my having to click a button on Sound Recorder, then close as soon as
the WAVE is finished.
Unfortunately, I found that when you change a file association, the
"ADVANCED" button in Folder Options > File Types dissappears, and changes to
a "RESTORE" button. This makes it impossible to alter how the program
handles the file.
If I could access the "ADVANCED" button in FILE TYPES, I could do this.
Can anyone offer any assistance on how to change how a program handles a
file, after I change the file types association to that program?
Thank you.
Babel
Remove "DELANY" from address to reply by e-mail.
Windows X P:
On my Windows 98 machine I use SOUND RECORDER to play WAVES.
I have configured it in FOLDER OPTIONS to OPEN when I click a WAV icon,
immediately PLAY the wave without clicking a button on the player, then
CLOSE.
On my XP machine I have used Tools > Folder Options > File Types to
successfully associate WAV files with Sound Recorder.
I did have one initial problem in that XP didn't let me associate a wave
with Sound Recorder until I copied Sound Recorder to a folder other than
WIINT/system32.
I want to configure Sound Recorder on my XP machine (as I have on my 98
machine) to OPEN when I click a WAVE, then PLAY the WAVE upon opening
without my having to click a button on Sound Recorder, then close as soon as
the WAVE is finished.
Unfortunately, I found that when you change a file association, the
"ADVANCED" button in Folder Options > File Types dissappears, and changes to
a "RESTORE" button. This makes it impossible to alter how the program
handles the file.
If I could access the "ADVANCED" button in FILE TYPES, I could do this.
Can anyone offer any assistance on how to change how a program handles a
file, after I change the file types association to that program?
Thank you.
Babel
Remove "DELANY" from address to reply by e-mail.