RE: How to view .log files in IE window
- From: "Frankie" <Frankie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 17:54:01 -0700
Hi,
Have you tried clicking on the "Change" button. I use Windows 2K, but I
beleive it's the same on Win XP, too. I have an "Advanced" button and a
"Change" button. I was able to change the program used to open log extension
files to IE Explorer using the "Change" button.
The change button associates the file used to "open" the file.
Cheers,
Frankie
"smeo" wrote:
> Using Internet Explorer,
> If I browse to file called foo.txt the text is diplayed in the IE window.
> If I browse to a file called bar.log the text file is launched in Notepad.
>
> The file types for .txt and .log are identical in the Windows Explorer
> tools>folder options > "FileTypes" tab >[advanced]
>
> I want IE to display .log files in its own window not Notepad, as it does
> for .txt files but cannot find where this is set, even after trawling through
> the internet settings for IE. Can anyone please tell me where to find this
> setting?
> Thanks in advance.
>
.
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