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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Adding File Types to Stylus Studio Adding File Types to Stylus Studio
You use the procedure described in this section to associate a file type (
You can optionally specify that you want to use Stylus Studio as the default editor for files of this type, regardless of where the file is opened (from a file browser like Total Commander, for example).
To add a file type to Stylus Studio:
1. From the Stylus Studio menu bar, select
Tools >
Options.
Stylus Studio displays the Options dialog box.
2. Under
General, click
File Types.
The File Types page appears.
3. To add a new file type/module association, click the
Add
button.
Alternative: Double-click the Type field.
4. Type the new extension, including the period, and press Enter.
Stylus Studio adds the file type and selects a default module in the Module field.
5. Optionally, select a different module using the drop-down list in the
Module field.
6. If you want to always use Stylus Studio to open files of this type, change the value in the
Open with Stylus Studio field to
True.
8. When you are done, click
OK.
Deleting File TypesTo delete a file type:
1. Click the file type you want to delete.
2. Click the
Delete
button.
3. Click
OK.
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