Select the program to launch for this action. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Hello all. I have a scanner and when I hit the button the following message came up... "Select the program to launch for this action". I picked an...

before it will recognise a RAW file on a hard drive or your case a mass storage device. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I have numerous programs that recognize RAW files and have downloaded many in the past. "Glittery Gary" wrote in message...

USB) connector on my computer, a panel appears: "Camera Connected, Select the Program to launch for this action": Microsoft Scanner and Camera Wizard, or, Paint Shop Pro 9,or, Word Document Instead of these programs, I use Paintshop Album Maker, which...

the programs you wish to stop. Click in the action column to display a drop down list of actions. Available actions are "No Action", "Stop", and "Stop & Restart". "No Action" will do nothing. "Stop" will stop the program. "Stop and Restart" will stop the...

Photoshop 7 wont launch. Ive installed Photoshop 7.0 and when attempting in XP Pro to launch the program I receive the following error message that asks whether I want to send to Microsoft= "Error Signature App name: photoshp.exe App/Ver 6.0.128.0 ModName:...

Converting to NTFS won't make much of a change in your boot time, IMO. I've got a consistent 23-24 second boot time in WinXP, and that's with FAT32. Something else is slowing down your boot time, and your program launch speed. Let's check a few areas....

camera, the pop up box came up to choose which program do I wish to view the pictures. I chose a certain program, but checked the box to use that program all the time. Of course, that program launches each and every time now. I wish to change that...

to launch programs... and that Favorites is for Internet Shortcuts and that My Documents is for documents, Word .docs, Adobe .pdf's, text files, etc. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Thing is, when it comes to software and programs (launched from Start...

NAT devices are not firewall, they block unsolicited inbound access to your network. NAT devices, in most cases, have no ability to block outbound access from your network - some have features to select "private" port ranges, but, unless you set them...

it's in use. Action taken to locate program using file: I used a program called "Process Explorer" to find what program is using the data file. But I had no luck finding the program running the data file. I tried to delete file in safe mode. No luck. I tried...