Hi,
You are not seeing the extensions b'cos, in ur windows explorer setting, u
have an option "Hide file extensions for known file types" If u dont select
that option, then u'll see the .txt extension :-)
How to get there ?
Open windows explorer
Select "Folder Option" menu item from "Tools" menu
Select the View tab
In that u'll see a check box which says "hide file extensions for known file
types"
just uncheck it...
and u'll see file extension
This is in Windows NT. ( i dont know how different it is in
Windows95/98/2000)
But I guess all of them has this setting.
HTH
Sudhi
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jennifer Feeney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 5:29 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Cant Save .jsp file!!
>
>
> When I go and view the file in Windows explorer, it appears as
> MyJSP.jsp.
> Now if i look at the properties of this file, it says its of
> type, .txt.
>
> So I went and renamed it to, MyJSP.jsp, but unfortunately, it still
> appears as a .txt file, it seems to be defaulting to a .txt file.
>
> I have also saved it in Text Pad and the same happens?
> Could this be my PC?
>
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