using windows explorer, file explorer or what ever one wants 2 call it, right click on the GU manual and select open with.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
There is a another way 2 associate file extensions with programs but can't think of it at the moment.
Are you using win 10?
For win 7 but the same for win10
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/w...#1TC=windows-7
But you will have 2 select "choose another app"
I am using Chrome. Ha! I tried to read a pdf for young muddy nut's camera on the wordpad and it read it as computer language. When downloaded it, I saved it to the desktop and it saved as a windows media file.
Is there a page on the media program that reads pdfs?
I am not using windows 10, as I've read that you get stooged and end up having to pay for it.
On the PC, open file explorer, right click on the file and select properties, it should give you the file name with a file extension of .*** ( might have to left click on a details tab, but remember in previous win versions )Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
Example: Mudnut.pdf or Mudut.***
Whats the .*** say, as it doesn't sound like whatever you have is a pdf file
Hope that made sense
Yeah, not gunna fly:( I tried typing file explorer into the search function and got nothing.. It was definitely a pfd. It is trying to open all pdfs in windows media. Something is wrong somewhere. BANG HEAD!!!!
try typing in the searchQuote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
windows explorer
mudnutette reckons I need Adobe reader, but that comes with %#^$# mcafee.
You can choose not to install it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
If you go to Control Panel > Default Programs > Associate a file type or protocol with a program
Look for .pdf and click Change Program and tell it which one to you want to open it with
It only comes up with WMC or wordpad, which reads all the files in computer language.