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12-Feb-2010, 05:11 PM #1
editing html files
Ok so I'm dumber than dirt. On my desktop (win 2000), when I want to edit one of my HTML files I just open the file, click on "file", "edit with notepad" and do the deed. I just copied over some of the files to my laptop (win Vista home premium). I figured out how to open the files but when I click "file" there is no "edit with notepad". Somebody?
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12-Feb-2010, 05:12 PM #2
Use the "Open with" entry and pick what you want to edit them with. You can also add an "Edit with" association for HTM files.
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12-Feb-2010, 06:08 PM #3
Thanks a lot JohnWill. I hate Vista!
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It is different, try Windows 7, I like it a lot better than the Vista machines.
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