On Wednesday 27 December 2006 14:57, + Themisive wrote:
>  [ MODERATED ] ***********************
> I was using MS Office XP, so most of the files are in the old MS
> format.  That being said, I would like to be able to configure Open
> Office to associate with the similar files.  Thus we see:
>
>     * Writer should be associated with .doc, .rtf and .txt files.
>     * Calc with .xls files.
>     * Base should be associated with the .dbf files produced by MS Access.
>
> This method of association will take me straight to the various file
> types, as for instance I have:
>
>     * .doc, .rtf and .txt files are all to be found in the Word folder.
>     * .xls files can all be found in the Excel folder.
>     * .dbf files are to be found in the Access folder.
>
> At this time, I have no presentation files but am interested in the
> actual Impress, and any files I produce under this will go to the
> Impress folder, likewise, any files produced under the Math facility
> will have their own folder called Math when I produce any.
>
> I do hope that you can help, for the time being I will keep on using the
> Open Office on the present settings - for some reason what ever type of
> programme you open - Calc, Writer or Base, when you come to open a file,
> you see the LAST file you were working on.  For instance, I was working
> on a .doc file, shortly afterwards I needed to open a Calc file, the
> .doc file was waiting to be opened, and not the Excel file!  I grant
> that it's only the work of a minute or two, but often the name of the
> file is not known - sometimes that particular file has not been used for
> some time so grouping the file types together makes sense, since it does
> make finding files easier.

Hi Ian,
 You can manage these file associations yourself. If you look in the Windows 
help files you should look for "File Association". Sorry I do not use 
MSWindows.

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