Another Right Click Problem

From: edvado (edvado_at_sorrynoemail.com)
Date: 03/31/04 

Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 01:38:09 -0000

Hello, I recently edited my right-click association for .html
files so that when I right click on a file of that type, and
choose EDIT, it sends the file to the editor of my choice. I
initially had an error in that association, and for a short time
the file would not open at all. I decided to delete that menu
opiton, and re-enter it with the correct path to the editor. This
worked, but now XP has decided that i really didn't want that to
be the only choice and I have TOW EDIT options on the right-click
of .html files. I know which one to use, but it's something I'd
like to resolve. I have looked through the registry, and cannot
seem to find ANY reference to editing .html files, at least not in
the places recommended in articles scattered throughout this group
and the Microsoft web site.

Any suggestions? 

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