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Q:
How do I set my file type associations in Windows Vista? It was so
easy in XP!
A:
This is a great question with a nice, easy answer! A lot of people
lament the alternate routes they need to take to accomplish
something that was once so easy in Windows
XP. The biggest one I get has to do with file type
associations. So, without any hesitation, here we go!
Go to Start>Control Panel>Default Programs>Associate a file type or protocol with a program

After a brief wait for the extension list to load you'll see this screen:

Just select a file type you'd like to associate and click "Change Program" at the top.

From here, all you have to do is choose a program to use when opening a file. If that desired program is not in the list, you can always browse to its location.
Just in case, here's the Windows XP instructions.
~Andrew
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