Windows Picture and Fax viewer?

J

jetjock

How can I keep this program from taking over my computer?

I have my file associations for .jpg, .gif, .bmp etc. set to be opened by
LView Pro. However, ever since I installed Windows Media Player 10, this
Picture and Fax viewer has taken over. Everytime I double click a jpg, gif
or bmp file, it opens in the viewer instead of LView. I have checked Folder
Options and it shows these files are still associated with LView. How can I
get rid of this invasive Viewer?[/QUOTE]
 
G

Guest

Open 'My Pictures'
Right click on a GIF file
Left click on 'open with'
Left click on 'choose program'
In the list that you will see, left click on LViewPro [or 'browse' to find it]
Under the list of programs, there is a 'check box' to select 'always use the
selected program to open this kind of file'

Now repeat this for JPG and others that you want to default to LVew.
 
J

jetjock

That fixed it ! I sure would have thought that "associating" a file type
with a program would be enough (used to be), but I guess not. Thanks.


Open 'My Pictures'
Right click on a GIF file
Left click on 'open with'
Left click on 'choose program'
In the list that you will see, left click on LViewPro [or 'browse' to find it]
Under the list of programs, there is a 'check box' to select 'always use the
selected program to open this kind of file'

Now repeat this for JPG and others that you want to default to LVew.


jetjock said:
How can I keep this program from taking over my computer?

I have my file associations for .jpg, .gif, .bmp etc. set to be opened by
LView Pro. However, ever since I installed Windows Media Player 10, this
Picture and Fax viewer has taken over. Everytime I double click a jpg, gif
or bmp file, it opens in the viewer instead of LView. I have checked Folder
Options and it shows these files are still associated with LView. How can I
get rid of this invasive Viewer?
 

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