Hello Ehsan
On 31-Mar-03, Ehsan Akhgari wrote:
>> After creating a new app I was testing opening a saved file. I
>> noticed that if I right clicked on the file and chose Open With, it
>> said TODO <file
>> description>. I realized then that I had not changed any of
>> the Version
>> infomation so I did so and did a clean compile. But the TODO
>> statement is still there when I try Open With. I did a search of the
>> app files (using find
>> in files) for TODO but didn't find anything. I searched the
>> registry thinking
>> there was an entry there but no such luck. Where does the
>> file manager
>> get the apps name? Any idea why it isn't being shown
>> correctly. BTW, I
>> changed the icon for my app and that is being shown correctly when I
>> click Open With and the program does start if I click on the
>> TODO <file
>> decription>. Also, the file does have a registered extension if that
>> matters.
>
> Open the .rc file in a text editor, and check the version info block to
> see if you can locate any <TODO> entries. If not, then maybe the shell
> is caching those information; so a reboot might help?
I searched the files again, this time using an external program. There's no
ToDo in any of them. Rebooting didn't help either. :( I created a new app
to see where that string is generated and it is in the version file as I
thought. I guess my next step is to transfer my code over to the test app
and see if that works. But if it is being caused by the system, which it
appears to be, then that will be a waste of time.
Jack
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