I tried copying the code line-by-line and as a block in both the "Run" window and the command prompt several times and rebooted afterwards.
The error message still occurs on opening any text file.
Incidentally the Command Prompt window (the black one) cannot be enlaged sideways, only in depth, and this may be a problem because the code overflows on to the next line causing an error message.
Can this be fixed?
Please advise, pecause I am close to panic!
Regards, Frtank
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message Did you type the stuff I told you. Or did you think I typed it myself for my own amusement.
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Thanks, I can copy the error dialogues now.
But the other problem is still there, and whenever I start up a text box, even in explorer, I get that error message.
Do you think I should reload Windows?
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message Message Boxes and Error Dialogs
Key Description
Ctrl + C Copies the text of a message box to the clipboard.
Alt + D Shows details in an error dialog. This was introduced in Windows ME and superceded in Windows XP.
In most property sheets text can be selected and copied even though it doesn't look like it can. In most windows applications right clicking the text field will popup the edit context menu. However in office there is no menu, office believe the What's This help feature is more important, and one must press Ctrl + C.
Note some message boxes are dialogs that look like a message box. Therefore the programmer needed to specifically add the feature.
Type the following in a command prompt
reg query HKCR\.txt /s >>"%userprofile%\desktop\TxtExport.txt"
reg query HKCR\txtfile /s >>"%userprofile%\desktop\TxtExport.txt"
reg query HKCR\SystemFileAssociations\.txt /s >>"%userprofile%\desktop\TxtExport.txt"
reg query HKCR\SystemFileAssociations\text /s >>"%userprofile%\desktop\TxtExport.txt"
reg query HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\notepad.exe /s >>"%userprofile%\desktop\TxtExport.txt"
reg query HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.txt /s >>"%userprofile%\desktop\TxtExport.txt"