<< Was there any why to do this is 6.5++ ? >> It works in 6.5++ for Windows, just not DOS. That's because DOS isn't aware of Windows, and it's Windows that understands associations between document extensions and the programs used to open them.
In DOS, you can do one of two things: 1. Create a command line with the full path to the program used to open the file, and the file name as an argument and ZIP to that command line That will usually open the file using that program. 2. Create a command line in the form START <<FileName>> and zip to that. That should do the same thing as LAUNCH. -- Larry
