Newbie Question

[The Reverend XP]

go into your control panel and double click folder options
and then on the first page click restore defaults and see
if that helps. Another way to reset files associations is
to open the run command under start and type in
regsvr32 /i shell32 You must be sure to put it in
exactly as I have it typed, including the spaces and lower
case i. Good luck.

[you]

>-----Original Message-----
>go into your control panel and double click folder
options
>and then on the first page click restore defaults and see
>if that helps. Another way to reset files associations is
>to open the run command under start and type in
>regsvr32 /i shell32 You must be sure to put it in
>exactly as I have it typed, including the spaces and
lower
>case i. Good luck.
>.

Quote some of the original, otherwise it looks like you've
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