Re: PCWorks: Can't open .png files, corrupted by Fireworks

[[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Clint Hamilton]

You must not have read the second paragraph...that's just
what I did.  thanks anyway though.
-Clint

http://orpheuscomputing.com
Clint Hamilton, Owner
Orpheus Audio/Video & Computing

----- Original Message -----
From: "Keith Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


If you go to a .png file and RIGHT CLICK while holding down
the shift
key. You will get a menu with the option "open with". Select
this and it
will take you to the association window.  Now select the
program from
that list that you want to open the png file and make sure
that the
little box, "always open with" is checked.  Now you have
easily changed
the association.  You can do this with any extension if
necessary. If
the program that you want isn't there, then use the "other"
button to
browse your syste.

Keith Thompson

"[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Clint Hamilton" wrote:
>
> Can someone please send me a screen shot of the file
> associations windows for a .png file?  I need ALL of that
> info.  I made the fatal mistake of installing Macromedia
> Fireworks.  It hijacked my pc and now I can't open a png
file
> AT ALL even after uninstalling the #@%&!!
>
> I right clicked the image with the shift key down and
> selected 'open with...' then IE, Fireworks still opened it.
> I went to file associations, REMOVED the fireworks entry,
set
> .png to open with IE, then nothing at all happened then
when
> I clicked a png.  I then removed fireworks, now an IE
browser
> window opens, but it's empty!  A totally blank screen.
Since
> a png is an image file, I copied the ALL of the data from
the
> file associations of a gif and jpeg, applied that to png
> (which I have two of form some reason, "png file" and "png
> image"), that didn't work either.  Evidently a png has
> different characteristics in the file associations area
than
> the gif and jpeg's do.  I ran the 'repair file
associations'
> in tweakui, same thing.  Jpeg and gif's are opening fine.
I
> looked ALL OVER fireworks and there was no area to release
> file associations and change them back to let IE open png
> files again.
> Thanks,
> -Clint
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