xp pro view source in html help

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From: "Gabriel Knight" <fakeemail@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 30 May 2009 19:13:30 +1000

Hi I had windows vista on my laptop and didnt like it so I put win xp pro on
it with service pack 3, it runs fine but im at school and I need to know how
to use a diferent app for when I view the source code for a html page, I can
use the default one so far but it dosnt alow to edit it only view it and it
views like pspad, I know i can right click any html file to edit it but I
find it quicker to right click somewhere on the html page and then edit it
with (with vists it defaults to word pad or word) view source.

how do I revert the current view source to an app that I can view and edit
html files?

Thanks
GK

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