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Windows File Association Command Line Tools
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May 19, 2006 | Comments: (0)
Windows File Association Command Line Tools
I should have put this in my book
I just learned two Windows command line utilities that I never knew existed: assoc and ftype.
Both will display or modify the file association list, and are essentially the command-line counterparts of the Windows Explorer GUI that we normally use to view and modify file extension associations.
Type either one in alone to view current file associations.
I learned both from the following website:
http://commandwindows.com
Thanks to friend Bryce Galbraith for the web site link.
Posted by Roger Grimes on May 19, 2006 02:09 AM
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