Associations problem

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geoffstandish
Feb 22, 2004
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Going into Applications Data and onto Adobe Photoshop 7 Settings I attempted to open that file using Acrobat 5 . This failed to open the file but resulted in the Icons for that file and all the other .psp files changing to an Acrobat Icon. How can I undo this? Reinstalling Photoshop is NOT an option at the present time !
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Colin_Walls
Feb 22, 2004
I attempted to open that file

What file?

other .psp files

What are .psp files?
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Mick_Murphy
Feb 22, 2004
They are preference or preset settings files etc. I don’t know if it matters as I’m sure PS will recognise them anyway and I’m not going to attempt it but you should be able to reset by right clicking on a file in Win Explorer and choosing PS as the application to open with and tick the box to always open with this program.
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Ol__Whozit
Feb 22, 2004
Of course, if Photoshop doesn’t recognize the format of a .psp or a .rsr (Painter file), or a .wmf, it won’t matter that you tell Win Explorer to use Photoshop to open the file, it’ll still just sit there like a lump…

If you’re gonna dispense advice, Mick Murphy, it helps to have some idea of what you’re talking about, especially if you’re giving suggestions that you’re "not going to attempt…"
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Mick_Murphy
Feb 23, 2004
I was answering Colin and my suggestion about opening with was to try to reset the icons you sad ole grumpy person.
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geoffstandish
Feb 23, 2004
Thanks Fellas. I reset the associations to Open with Photoshop. The original psp icon did not return, it was changed to a psd icon but so far things seem to be working OK with prefs.
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dave_milbut
Feb 23, 2004
you sad ole grumpy person.

heh!

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