Thanks for sticking up for me, Turbonium.

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Originally posted by a cocksucker Spend a few bucks on a decent system

I'm in the process of getting better system but meanwhile I am trying to get help on a few issues with XP. There was no need for you to be a fucking asshole.

oh yeah, one more thing...

you dont have to be a geek to be able to help someone out with file associations

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Originally posted by meneedit oh yeah, one more thing... you dont have to be a geek to be able to help someone out with file associations

hit the edit button. it rules. you don't have to make a new reply.



I assume you have tried to right click on the file you always want opened, go to open with, then to choose program. Then there is an option to always open this type of file with it.


worked for me.

yeah i thought someone would say that


thanks but.... no thanks

unfortunately I dont want to open JPG's in Photoshop by default only for editing so in other words basically what I have said is what I need it to do

I already thought of that



but thanks for replying constructively

Don't act like a pussy if you're not.

I drive an '89 station wagon to work every day and drive a state of the art 3.2G computer at the house. It's merely an allocation of resources on what you feel is important. Windows XP is tricky, but is what Bill Gates and company has left us consumers to deal with. Windows 2004 is on the horizon with 64 bit file systems which will significantly upgrade file access speeds. It will require some power to run. Win XP needs at least 128M of memory to operate, let alone do anything else. I suspect the Windows 2004 may require 256M.

Figure out what you want to drive.

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Originally posted by meneedit and also, one last thing... Where the feck'n hell can I find my video card properties in XP ive looked in every possible place and I’m telling you.... there not there!

Start button --> Settings --> Control Panels --> Display --> Settings tab --> Advanced button

Well- I am TRYING to be constructive here but
who upgrades to XP from 98? That was your first mistake-
You should have done a clean install of XP.

Your system is fine- Smokeape has valid points- but whatever
Work with what you have.

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Originally posted by smokeape Don't act like a pussy if you're not. I drive an '89 station wagon to work every day and drive a state of the art 3.2G computer at the house. It's merely an allocation of resources on what you feel is important. Windows XP is tricky, but is what Bill Gates and company has left us consumers to deal with. Windows 2004 is on the horizon with 64 bit file systems which will significantly upgrade file access speeds. It will require some power to run. Win XP needs at least 128M of memory to operate, let alone do anything else. I suspect the Windows 2004 may require 256M. Figure out what you want to drive. [[[smoke]]] Magic Affair - Fly Away

Yeah, I can't wait for W2004 either, along with 5,000 critical updates and security patches that will come with it over the next few years after release.

Oh well, that's what I get for being a lazy ass and not learning Linux.

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Originally posted by xKaoSx You should have done a clean install of XP.

I did