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#WINDOWS 7 CHANGE DEFAULT PROGRAM FOR EXTENSION ARCHIVE#
#WINDOWS 7 CHANGE DEFAULT PROGRAM FOR EXTENSION PRO#

Click OK to register and/or associate the new files.

#WINDOWS 7 CHANGE DEFAULT PROGRAM FOR EXTENSION PRO#

To associate the new file formats with ACDSee Pro so that it opens these file formats in the future, check each file type by clicking in the white square.

To only register the new file formats in the list, click OK.

Click Tools | File Associations | Register New Extensions.

You can then use the same dialog to associate these files with ACDSee Pro. When you add a plug-in to ACDSee Pro that allows it to recognize and use new file types, you need to register the new file formats with the operating system as being used by ACDSee Pro. To register new file extensions with Microsoft Windows Vista or Windows 7:

Choose the image file types myself: Opens a dialog where you can select the files you want to associate with ACDSee Pro.

Image file types not currently associated with ACDSee or another program: Retains any file types already associated with ACDSee Pro and adds any file types that are not yet associated with a program.

All image file types: Sets ACDSee Pro as the default application to open all image file types.

Click Tools | File Associations | Set File Associations.

To set file association options in ACDSee Pro:

#WINDOWS 7 CHANGE DEFAULT PROGRAM FOR EXTENSION ARCHIVE#

Select the Archives tab and then select the check boxes next to the archive file formats that you want to associate with ACDSee Pro.Select the Image Files tab and then select the check boxes next to the image file formats that you want to associate with ACDSee Pro.When you associate file types, you set ACDSee Pro as the default program to open these kinds of files when you double-click them. When you register file types, you tell the Windows Vista or Windows 7 that these file types are used with ACDSee Pro. Because of these changes, if you are running Windows Vista or Windows 7, you need to register file types (or extensions) as well as associate them. Microsoft Windows Vista and Windows 7 have made it necessary to change how ACDSee Pro associates files. This process is called associating files. If you are running Microsoft XP then you can set ACDSee Pro to be the default application to open certain file types. Under the left Name column, select a file extension type or protocol that you want to change what program will open it by default, then click on the Change. Click on the Associate a file type or protocol with a program link. Registering and associating files Registering and Associating filesĪCDSee Pro can work with a large number of file formats. Open the Control Panel (Icons view), and double click on the Default Programs icon.