File extension
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Hi, i wrote a MDI application..i have given an extension .sam..i have serialized the data..saved the document on the disk..When i double click on the file..by default..i want it to be opened by my application..how to do it..? thanks in before James
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Hi, i wrote a MDI application..i have given an extension .sam..i have serialized the data..saved the document on the disk..When i double click on the file..by default..i want it to be opened by my application..how to do it..? thanks in before James
You need to create a file association Clickety[^]
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You need to create a file association Clickety[^]
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please can you be more clear ,i did not understand it..
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please can you be more clear ,i did not understand it..
click on the link and read the article man ! :zzz: it seems to be not the 1st time you have problems to follow given links :~
You don't know where to start ? ask a good friend
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Hi, i wrote a MDI application..i have given an extension .sam..i have serialized the data..saved the document on the disk..When i double click on the file..by default..i want it to be opened by my application..how to do it..? thanks in before James
RockyJames wrote:
When i double click on the file..by default..i want it to be opened by my application..how to do it..?
If the application was created by AppWizard, this should happen automatically. There should be a .reg file in your project. You should also have calls to
EnableShellOpen()
andRegisterShellFileTypes()
in the app'sInitInstance()
method.
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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RockyJames wrote:
When i double click on the file..by default..i want it to be opened by my application..how to do it..?
If the application was created by AppWizard, this should happen automatically. There should be a .reg file in your project. You should also have calls to
EnableShellOpen()
andRegisterShellFileTypes()
in the app'sInitInstance()
method.
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
thank q..very much