Re: f.launch in win32

["Steve Garman" <realbasic at garman dot demon dot co dot uk>]

> Double clicking a file created with myOtherApp will not launch myApp, but 
> double-clicking a file created with myApp will launch myApp.

Windows completely forgets what app created a document.

Are you absolutely sure that both files have the same extension? 

That's the only thing Windows is like;y to be taking any notice of.

The filename needs to end with ".wxyz" or whatever your extension is.

The further complication is that Windows explorer may be set to not show
file extensions for known file types. This could confuse you mightily.

If one file thinks it's one file type and another file thinks it's another,
then the must have different file extensions.

-- 
Steve Garman
Using RB2007r3 Professional on Windows Vista Ultimate


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