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  • How to associate a file with a program in Windows via CMD
    Possible Duplicate: Associate a File Type with a Specific Program How do I change file association via the cmd exe prompt? I know this is similar to this question, but I'm only concerned with
  • Associate a File Type with a Specific Program - Super User
    Use ASSOC { fileExtension}={fileType} to associate a file extension with the file type you created Example: FTYPE MyCustomType=C:\Program Files\MyCustomProgram\MyProg exe "%1" ASSOC custom=MyCustomType Note that many file types may already be registered on your system You can list them all by just typing FTYPE with no arguments
  • windows 10 - Changing File Associations via assoc - Super User
    I'm trying to change file associations via assoc (CLI), but I can't get assoc to show me the current default program: assoc txt Returns: txt=txtfile and assoc txtfile Returns: txtfile=Text Docu
  • powershell - Best way to get file type association in Windows 10 from . . .
    CMD's assoc and ftype commands read from HKLM\Software\Classes, not the HKCR merged view This has always been potentially wrong given per-user file associations assigned in "HKCU\Software\Classes", which take precendence over system associations There are also few other registry keys where default associations are defined, which these commands also do not include The only way to determine
  • Programatically associate file extensions with application on Windows
    71 Use Ftype Assoc to fix this (and it is scriptable) Use Assoc to get the filetype >Assoc txt gives you: txt = txtfile Then >Ftype txtfile=C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++ exe %1 Once you know the file type you can use Ftype to associate it with an action This would work for php files (just plop them in a batch file) Assoc
  • windows - Why does the assoc command in cmd doesnt change the program . . .
    I have tried a lot, but the assoc command doesn't work for me When I type assoc html=txtfile the command seems to have been executed as expected When I check the extension and the association
  • php - Mysqli fetch_assoc vs fetch_array - Stack Overflow
    So effectively, fetch_array() and fetch_assoc() can be essentially equivalent calls As for performance, I recommend using whichever call that results in more readable code and only be concerned about the performance after you've clearly identified the call as a performance issue
  • windows - Why doesnt assoc work here to disassociate a file type . . .
    The assoc command is very old, dating from DOS, and does not use well the newer file-association mechanism of Windows The proof is that after running assoc txt2=notepad, double-click on a txt2 file does not launch notepad, so you need to still specify the default app
  • php - Understanding fetch_assoc () - Stack Overflow
    How does putting fetch_assoc into a while loop tell it to do the action more than once? I read that fetch_assoc returns either an associative array or NULL but I'm struggling to understand how the while loop "tells" fetch_assoc to fetch the next row, if that makes sense? Thank you
  • How to read fetch (PDO::FETCH_ASSOC); - Stack Overflow
    How to read "fetch (PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);" Asked 12 years, 4 months ago Modified 2 years, 10 months ago Viewed 238k times





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