Hi Ayush!
Thanx for your reply.
I "invented" a new extension, which might be registered
as new Mime-Type in future: lets say it's ".xxx" Files with
this ".xxx" as extension should be played by the XPlayer.
To register the extension I inserted the following keys:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/.xxx (Default) xxx.XPlayer
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/xxx.Media/DefaultIcon
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/xxx.Media/Shell/Open/command "c:\...\XPlayer.exe" "%1"
I could not insert the Mime type automatically - disallowed
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/Mime/Database/Content Type/Application/XMedia Extension .xxx
(This key is not set.)
With this entries the double-click opens nicely the XPlayer with
the file as input as expected.
)
But than the message box popps up telling me that someone can't find
the file I just clicked - showing the fully qualified filename the
XPlayer just opened...???
(
I can't show this to any customer as you might guess ...
Thanx
Ralf
Last resort might be to kill the message box - but this is not
intended and necessary as I hope.
Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com said:
[Ralf] wrote-:
I inserted a new file extension, registered it and everything works fine:
except one problem.
Everytime I double-click a file (the associated program pops up, opens the
file as expected) a message box is telling me that the file can not be found.
Thereby showing the right file as hint what to surch for
)
What is the name of extension ? Try deleting it and creating a new by going to :
Control Panel > Folder options > File types tab > New button
Good Luck, Ayush.
