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Ken Etchison
I have an editor that is associated with most of my
compiler source code. The editor can have multiple files
concurrently open.
On my old WIndows 95 system, if I double clicked on a file
in the Windows Explorer to open it, the editor window was
always either opened or the system would switch to my
editor window.
With XP, the clicking on the first file opens the editor
and switches to the editor window. Double clicking on
subsequent files does cause the editor to open the file,
but the File Manger remains the active window.
Is there some way I can tell the File Manager (or someone)
that I want to not only open the file but also switch
windows to my editor on subsequent files?
Ken
compiler source code. The editor can have multiple files
concurrently open.
On my old WIndows 95 system, if I double clicked on a file
in the Windows Explorer to open it, the editor window was
always either opened or the system would switch to my
editor window.
With XP, the clicking on the first file opens the editor
and switches to the editor window. Double clicking on
subsequent files does cause the editor to open the file,
but the File Manger remains the active window.
Is there some way I can tell the File Manager (or someone)
that I want to not only open the file but also switch
windows to my editor on subsequent files?
Ken