Have you tried opening a dos window and:
    ftype pdbfile=C:\wherever\pymol.exe %1
    assoc .pdb=pdbfile

If that doesn't work you can make the associations directly in the registry,
but its more complicated.





Jacob Keller wrote:

> Dear List,
>
> I have v.1.41 running on windows 7 64 bit, and cannot associate .pdb
> files with pymol. The OS simply seems to ignore the association
> "choose default program," with no error message or anything, and also
> when I try to do same through the control panel. Any thoughts?
>
> Jacob
>
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