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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Associating File Type Extensions with Stylus Studio Tools Associating File Type Extensions with Stylus Studio ToolsWhen you try to open a file type that Stylus Studio does not recognize, Stylus Studio prompts you to specify the module or editor you want to use to open the file.
When you respond to this dialog box, you establish an association between all files with that extension and the Stylus Studio module you select. If you prefer, you can establish file type-Stylus Studio module associations in advance of opening files peculiar to your application. Adding an Association
To add an association:
1. From the Stylus Studio menu bar, select
Tools >
Options.
Stylus Studio displays the Options dialog box.
2. Under
Application Settings, click
File Types.
3. Stylus Studio displays
File type - Stylus Studio module associations. This dialog box allows you to indicate the module you want Stylus Studio to use when it opens a file with the extension you specify.
4. To add a new association, click the
Add button.
5. Type the new extension and press Enter.
Stylus Studio displays the list of Stylus Studio editors and modules.
6. Click the module that you want Stylus Studio to use to open files with the extension you specified and press Enter.
8. Click the
OK button.
Deleting AssociationsTo delete an association:
1. Click the association you want to delete.
2. Click the
Delete button.
When you have finished adding and deleting associations, click OK. |
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