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• Erase a disc of a specific file type

  I have an external hard drive containing many types of files I need to delete a file type within an iteration of steps.  Right now I can't remove 5000 of the desired file by searching for "the soup".  How can I do that more effectively?

  Hello

  Be VERY careful:

  Logon as ADMINISTRATOR

  Open an elevated command prompt

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  How to open a high in Windows 7 command prompt
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/783-elevated-command-prompt.html

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  Del/f/s D:\*.XXX

  Where D is the external drive and replace XXX by the real extension.

  /F force deleting of read-only files

  /S Specifies all subdirectories

  * is a wildcard that says that all names with the extension that you provide.

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Can I recover the Vista backup specific file types?

  Ok. So I got a little happy relaxation of night last night and accidentally deleted all my music on iTunes, instead of just compensation for the library.

  Fortunately, I made a back-up week last using the Vista Backup Wizard, so I have nothing to lose forever.

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  When you perform the recovery process, you can select what you want - it will give you this option as your use of the procedure.  I don't know if this can be done by file type (I doubt it), but it can be done by selecting the files and/or folders specifically.

  I hope this helps.

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• How to add "Add to Windows Media Player list" to the context Menu of the specific file types

  I use Windows XP Professional 64-bit and I can't understand how to do this, even after hours of reading on google.

  When I right click. MP3 files or. AVI files, they give the option to context menu "Add to Windows Media Player list" but other files that I wish it would show for such as. MKV or. AAC, I can't show him for. I have searched everywhere in the windows registry and cannot for the life of understand me this.

  It works perfectly well and appears on our windows vista computer and the old 32-bit windows xp computer, but it does not appear on my new current.

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  If possible, I would like to do this without having to install any software. I don't have a problem with the registry change and prefer it if possible.

  Hello

  You can follow the steps in the link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-files/how-to-add-context-menu-commands-for-file-types/883b8423-8AC2-43bc-b0ae-3ac2be8e89e7

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• When I try to change the default program for opening a specific file type in the "always use the selected program to open this type of file" highlights not.

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• Avoid specific file types when importing photos

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• Sign up for a specific file of handling type

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  Thanks in advance.

  You can install the files that are located in your /src folder.  These files will be in the folder defined by the class file. applicationDirectory.  Other files could be grabbed from the Internet and saved to the File.applicationStorageDirectoryor File.documentsDirectory.

  AIR allows you to save certain file types that allows to manage a certain application.  Which is defined in the - app.xml file.

• try to change file type: I have Win 7 and unable to convert a file from m4a to m4r

  I have Win 7 and unable to convert a file from m4a to m4r. Whenever I do this the file name gets extended example:

  whitechristmas. M4A is the name of the original file, and I am wanting to convert it to whitechristmas.m4r.  However, when you try to change the type of file it changes the name to whitechristmas.m4r.m4a.  It also has a problem when I try to convert a .txt to. doc.  It turns into. doc.txt

  Is there a work around what I can do.  There is one if you are working with sharepoint files, or a server, but because it is just a file on my hard drive I'm lost and aggravated.

  Thanks in advance!

  The default value is only to change the name and not the extension. You can replace it by moving your cursor with the mouse, end, home or arrow keys and by changing the file type.

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• In the control panel under Tools, folder, file types options, why are there items her don't have next to them?

  According to my question in the title above... Tab file types... Why is it (NO) next to audio CD, disc, DVD, and a little more such elements as the folder of file, folder and to allocate to the Protocol.

  Reason why I ask this is I just do a fresh install of Windows XP with SP2 and I installed SP3 after that on an old computer that was in need of a new facility. I continued to get the AutoPlay window I went to the CD and DVD players and set everything to TAKE NO ACTION. I wonder if I made a mistake by doing this. I was half way tempted to do the same for drive C, but I did not.  Is there something I can do to correct what I do that I should not have?

  Also, I noticed that my computer is really slow now and it was not before.

  How can I find other positions that have posted here on Microsoft Answers?

  Thank you

  Gary

  The [NONE] you're referring to means that there are has file extensions associated with things such as Audio CDs, disks and DVDs.

  A "file extension" is the 3-(4-parfois) part of a file name that comes after the period character.  For example, in "Document.doc" file extension is doc.

  Made settings were - as you noted correctly - in the AutoPlay dialog box.  These settings determine what Windows does when a removable storage device is connected.  Depending on the type of multimedia content detected on the device, you can choose from a variety of "Manipulative Autoplay" to deal with this content.

  "Take no action" is not a bad default.

  If you want to change your mind, open my computer and right-click on the icon for a CD/DVD/USB device and select the tab "Autoplay".  You can choose from a variety of types of "content" and then choose which application should open.  For more flexibility, TweakUI--> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/windows-xp or see

  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/AutoPlay.htm
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/addautoplay.htm
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/autoplayhandlers.htm

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  Also, I noticed that my computer is really slow now and it was not before.

  A number of things could happen here.

  Have you installed all necessary drivers after you reinstalled Windows?

  Have you installed an antivirus application before connecting to the Internet?

  Have you applied all post-sp3 Windows critical updates before you begin to surf the Internet?

  Did you uninstall the trial versions of software antivirus which have been replaced (unless your new Windows installation was a "clean install")?

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  How can I find other positions that have posted here on Microsoft Answers?

  If you mean your own messages, and then click your name (Z28Mojo) in the upper right of your screen.  You go here--> http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/profile/88435d17-4dda-40d2-acfa-b561a982507c

• I can't load anything, told me the file type Wizard get safe software suggestions or you do not have a program installed that can open your file, either you are looking for a new matbe

  When I try to load anything my computer it says secure file type Wizard get software suggestions. You do not have a program installed that can open your file, or you may be looking for a new

  Hello

  · What file you load?

  · If it is saved on the computer? If so, what is the location of the file?

  · What is the service pack installed on the computer?

  · Do you remember all the recent changes on the computer before the show?

  · You have security software installed?

  1. check the file association is correct, you can see below the link to the same: how to change or choose the program that starts when you double-click a file in Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307859

  2. online virus scanner and check if any malware or virus detected on the computer activity. You can run the scan for viruses online from the link below: http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

• Disable the pop up "you have new applications that can open this type of file.

  Disable the pop up "you have new applications that can open this type of file.

  And HOW do I GET THE BUTTON SUBMIT ON THIS ISSUE at WORK?

  Hello
  The notification will automatically turn off once you open this type of a file several times.
  In addition, if you enable notifications, you can go to:
  Charms bar > settings > Notifications > turn off notifications for... hours.

• I recently installed camera raw plugin (9_1_1_7) for sony camera rx 111. When I try to open photoshop CS4, I get the following message, "could not complete your request because photoshop does not recognize this file type" How can I have cs4 for r

  I recently installed camera raw plugin (9_1_1_7) for sony camera rx 111. When I try to open photoshop CS4, I get the following message, "could not complete your request because photoshop does not recognize this file type" How can get cs4 to read the raw file?

  Hi diggoman,

  Greetings.

  • Camera raw 9.1 is not compatible with 4 CS of PS.
  • This camera is too recent for your PS CS 4

  Your options if you want to open raw files-

  • Purchase PS CS 6
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  Concerning

  Rohit

• Check the file type after JavaScript File.openDialog ()...

  So I am on Mac OS and want my script obviously cancel on the bottle of 'Cancel', but also check if the selected file is a PDF file. I had some success with the code below, but some PDF, I select get cancelled with this script. While they inspected, the FilePath.type property returns "?" for some PDF files - anyone know why?

  var myFilePath = File.openDialog("Please choose a PDF file...", undefined, false);
  if((myFilePath == "") || (myFilePath == null)){
      exit();
  }
  else if(myFilePath.type != "PDF "){
      alert("Please choose a PDF file!") ;
      exit();
  }
  

  I'm quite new to scripting. Thank you!

  On Windows, all you can do is provide a file extension (the well-known "*.") PDF filter"), and it is wise to always add the catch-all" *. " ' * ' to 'all files '. In this way, a user can select a file, even if she has a bad job (and in this case, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the file is of the type expected nonetheless).

  Under OSX, there are two options:

  1. the file has the correct ' Creator/Type' metadata; and/or

  2. the file has the correct file extension.

  Historically, focused on the Macintosh OS used option #1 and software should not look at the actual file names. However, who soon became unfeasible when people tried to share files between Mac and (almost all) other systems. That lead to various tools to "attribute" Data Type/Creator of known file extensions, so they can be opened with the right software on Mac. Also the reverse that's happened; saving a file "without extension" on a Mac was not a problem, but to open it in Windows, you often had to add the right extension.

  So, somewhere around one or two versions of the system there, Apple has decided to return to the old, trust "File Extension." But OSX still records the Type/Creator metadata for files created on your Mac. Control of the 'type' should work then - but the problem is, what happens if you got your file also? The extension may be correct, but if she has any type of file, your script won't see it.

  Fortunately, the open a Mac OS x file dialogue box allows some pretty wicked customizations. Never forget a file filter, you can run a custom function which decides for each separate file and the folder should be adjustable or not. The function has access to all the file attributes. You can go up to check the name of the file and dismiss all files that contain a 'q', or the files are read-only, or that are smaller than 1 KB.

  Check out this piece of code (I wrote it myself, but various tips and tricks have been played on this same forum):

  if (File.fs == "Windows")
      pdfFile = Folder.myDocuments.openDlg( 'Load PDF document', "Adobe PDF:*.pdf,All files:*.*", false);
  else
      pdfFile = Folder.myDocuments.openDlg( 'Load PDF document', function(file) { return file instanceof Folder || (!(file.hidden) && (file.name.match(/\.pdf$/i) || file.type == "PDF ")); }, false );
  

  (I advise you to copy the fragment of Windows, just in case your script will ' world tour.)

• Why do you have different file types?

  Why are there different file types (pdf, http and others) that you need for different programs to open?

  Why are there different containers (aluminum cans, plastic bottles, glass jars, etc.) that you need different tools to open?

  The answer is because each kind of file has that the others don't, and if you need different programs access to these features.

• Behavior of the ADV change corrupt Excel File Types?

  I entered a strange state Excel.  I don't know how. ERGO, I don't know how to reverse the trend.

  All of a sudden, when I click on a file icon to open an Excel file with macros, I am invited twice to activate the macros (medium security).

  Specifically, if I start Excel (new book), add a dummy macro (Sub doit() / End Sub), and save Book1.xls, when I then click Book1.xls, I get two guests enable macro.

  I suspect that this began after I was experimenting with different Types of files advanced under Tools > Options for files in a folder.  I did not notice the problem then because I couldn't have clicked on a file icon for the Excel file with macros.

  Note: I think that the root cause, twice, opening the Excel file may exist even for files Excel without macros.  It simply may not be obvious without the enable macro prompt.

  Also note: I don't get the enable macro double guests when I open the file in Excel, for example by clicking on the name of the file in the list of recently opened files in Excel.

  Unfortunately, I do not know what that file type Advanced had my experiences.  Currently for XLS, they are:

  New:
  Action: ' "C:\...\EXCEL."» "EXE" / e/n %1
  The DDE message: [new ("%1")]

  Open:
  Action: ' "C\...\EXCEL."» EXE' / e '%1 '.
  The DDE message: [open ("%1")]

  It would not surprise me if the reference for %1 in the action line is redundant and root cause of the problem.  It does not appear in the line of action on another PC.  (Old Excel 2003 puts up-to-date and perhaps more older MSWin XP SP3 updates to date.)

  But if I try to delete the reference %1, XP (?) restored automatically, but without the quotes in the line of action "open".

  In other words, if I change the %1 and reference '%1', click OK, and then click on Edit again, %1 (without the quotes) reappears at the end of the two lines of action 'new' and 'open '.  The same is true if I close the file Options window, then re-open it.

  If I remove the double quotes in the "open" action line, I do not receive guests enable double-macro.  However, I get several errors when I click on the icon of the Book1.xls file in a Temp folder, namely:

  C:\Documents.xls is not found
  and.xls is not found
  Settings\Joe\My.xls is not found
  Documents\Temp\Book1.xls could not be found.

  Despite these errors, the Excel file is opened correctly.

  Note that the full path is "C:\Documents and Settings\Joe\My Documents\Temp\Book1.xls".

  This brings me to two tentative conclusions:

  1. the double quotes around the %1 in the line of action are needed for a path with interstitial spaces can be interpreted correctly.

  2. the file is indeed open twice, once for %1 in the line of action and again for %1 in the DDE message.

  On this basis, the prompt enable double-macro is not surprising when %1 is replaced with '%1' in the line of action.

  I can work around the double-open by editing the DDE message for the 'open' action, leaving '%1' at the end of the line of action.

  But that changes the behavior to open two Excel files by clicking on their icons in file, namely: each file is opened in a separate instance of Excel instead of the same instance.  Ironically, it is the alternative behavior that I was experimenting with some days; and it might even be the behavior that I prefer.  I'm mulling over always pros and cons.  (Which I am fully aware of and need any help understanding.)

  But the point is: it wasn't always the case.

  So the question is: how to make (less intrusive) to restore Excel to its previous behavior, only enable macro prompt and probably open the file only once and when I click on file icon in a folder by opening multiple files within the same instance of Excel?

  I certainly want to avoid to uninstall and then reinstall Excel.  I also want to avoid going back to a recent restore Point, since I'm not sure what desirable changes, I could have done in the meantime.  I am not opposed to editing the registry, if someone can tell me exactly what change to make.

  (Change my macro security to avoid any incentive is also not a viable alternative.)

  No doubt, this could be a matter of Excel, is not a matter of XP.  I'll post a similar question to Excel answers appropriate Forum.  I don't like the multi-post; but I don't know how crosspost, which is even supported by the Forum of answers.  However, I wonder if a XP-savvy person could recognize and solve the problem more quickly than a generalist to Excel.

  I use Office Excel 2003 SP3, Excel 11.8169.8172 version, and MSWin XP Pro SP3 update 29/03/2009.

  I know I'm behind in updates.  But all I ask is to restore the system (XP or Excel) to a State that worked fine before.  'Before' what I can not say with certainty; but certainly some time in the last week or two, during which I did no major changes to the system other than experimenting with File Types.

  I _-u-me that XP or Excel update is not necessary, unless someone can point to a specific patch since the 29/03/2009, which solve my specific problem.

  Tushar Mehta wrote in the Excel forum:

  Maybe you can try - and I don't know if it will or won't work - Excel Help | Detect and repair... ability.

  While I wouldn't recommend it for the faint of heart and not without a lot of precautions, he does not seem to have done the trick.

  Advanced File Types have now been restored to what I expected, namely: Open action is now "C:\...\EXCEL. EXE/e"- no argument %1 - and the DDE message is [open("%1")].  By clicking on two ".xls" file icons results in both open in the same instance of Excel, the behavior of original product.

  The procedure is a bit irritating because, first of all, click on detect and repair in Excel Help resulted in warning to close all Office applications, including Excel.  Because I didn't know no other way to invoke the detect and repair command, I clicked on the option Ignore, which I was grateful for.

  Secondly, this operation has warned the Office installation CDROM may be needed, and indeed, it was necessary to complete the configuration of Office 2003.  That's troubling for me because I had never used the CDROM (Dell preinstalled the software), and I've had trouble finding even it since I had never unpacked boxes after a large home remodeling 3 (!) years.  (By wife hunted me for a year before she gives up on me.)

  Without the CDROM to installation, I couldn't run Excel; He has always tried to complete the configuration of office.  And in fact, it was something on the CDROM which corrects the shares of Advanced File Types.

  Now, I have to learn that rest to detect and repair could cancel.  I used the product for 5 years.  I have really no idea what settings I could have done for this period of time

  But it worked!