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Article #22044Re: *.fm not a valid Win32 application
From: Bill Swallow
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 19:43
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 19:43
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Odd that the file associations weren't created upon FM install. * Right-click on a FM file in Windows Explorer and select Properties. * Next to Open with click the Change button. * In the Open With dialog, scroll down to FrameMaker Application, select it, and click Apply. * Click Apply and/or OK as needed to close all the windows you opened. (Sorry, I got lazy.) Does that help?
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