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In article <1992Nov18.071223.9086@mailhost.ocs.mq.edu.au> johnh@macadam.mpce.mq.edu.au (John Haddy) writes:
>If notepad is called by some other portion of windows, the filespec displayed
>when one goes to OPEN a file reflects the appropriate extensions (e.g. *.TXT or
>*.CFG etc.)
>
>How can I call Notepad and set this myself? For example, if I execute Notepad
>from my cross-assemblers group I want a default of *.asm, rather than having to
>either wade through an ALL FILES (*.*) list or explicitly set *.ASM after
>starting Notepad.
>
>JohnH
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Create an empty (or not) file with a .asm (or any other) extension, and drag it from
the file manager to the cross-assemblers (or whatever) group.  Now youll have a 
handy way to start notepad with the right extension in the file list box.  By the
way, be sure to associate .asm with notepad, or else edit the program item 
properties box corresponding to the empty file to read  command line "notepad empty.asm".

Steve Connolly		connolly@me.msu.edu