ASSOC .txt
ASSOC .doc
ASSOC >backup.txt
Add file associations:
ASSOC .txt=txtfile
ASSOC .DIC=txtfile
ASSOC .html=Htmlfile
Delete a file association:
ASSOC .html=
Repair .REG and .EXE file associations:
ASSOC .EXE=exefile
ASSOC .REG=regfile
Digging through CLASSES_ROOT entries often reveals more than one shell for the same
application, for example
[open]
and
[play]
these may
have subtle differences, changing the
default action for a file extension may even invoke a different executable.
ASSOC is an
internal
command.
“Of all forms of caution, caution in love is perhaps the most fatal to true happiness” - Bertrand
Russell
ASSOCIATE.exe
One step file association.
This utility does the job of both ASSOC and FTYPE, in one step. ASSOCIATE assigns an
extension directly with an executable application. This is done by automatically adding a new
FileType to the system registry.
Syntax
ASSOCIATE .ext
filename [/q /d /f]
Key
.ext : Extension to be associated.
filename : Executable program to associate .ext with.
/q : Quiet - Suppress interactive prompts.
/f : Force - Force overwrite or delete without questions.
/d : Delete - Delete the association.
A file extension is the last few characters in a FileName after the period.
So a file called JANUARY.HTML has the file extension .HTML
The File extension is used by Windows NT to determine the type of information stored in the file
and therefore which application(s) will be able to display the information in the file. File
extensions are not case sensitive and are not limited to 3 characters.
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