How does one open and MDI file?
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You need MSN Office 2003
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Just load this dll\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?yimage
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Try this one:\nhttp://www.usamyanmar.net/IT/FileExtension/m.htm
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Open notepad and type the following:\n[Shell]\nCommand=2\nIconFile=explorer.exe,3\n[Taskbar]\nCommand=ToggleDesktop\n\nSave the file as Desktop.scf\n\nCopy it to -> C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; {whatever username}&#92;Application Data&#92; Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Quick Launch
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First take Registry backup.for that go to Run--Regedit,\ngoto Registry,Export registry file.save some where in your hdd.\nNow to to HKEY_CURRENT_USER,Software,Microsoft,Office,9.0,Word,DAta.\nDetele Toolbar string.\nNow open word , you can see the toolbar.
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in VB 6:\n========\n\n1. create a standard exe project.\n2. right click on project in project explorer.\n3. click add item, select new item\n4. select MDI form\n5. add new form, (form2)\n6. in form2 properties, select MDI child property and set its value to MDIForm1.
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http://www.cmedia.com.tw/download/OS_e-cmi8738_index.htm
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get daemon tools\n\nhttp://www.daemon-tools.cc\n\nSupported filetypes\n\n    * b5t (Blindwrite 5)\n    * b6t (Blindwrite 6)\n    * bwt (Blindwrite, older versions)\n    * ccd (CloneCD)\n    * cdi (Discjuggler)\n    * cue/bin\n    * img (not on supported filetype list but may be used through "All files (*.*)")\n    * iso\n    * mds/mdf (Media Descriptor File) (Commonly used by Alcohol 120%)\n    * nrg (Nero Burning ROM)\n    * pdi (Instant CD/DVD)\n    * dmg (PowerISO)\n\nmount the cue file then play the movie, it will create virtual drives which can then play image files
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uses ShellApi;\n...\nShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'c:&#92;Windows&#92;notepad.exe', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ;
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Here is a link to get you started:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/default.aspx
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you probably don't have the correct program to view the file. Check the Microsoft website to see what you need to open it.
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Download daemon tools\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+daemon+tools\n\n\nIt's small and free. Install it. Open it. Right click it's icon on the taskbar. Mount image, select your drive, select the cue. Will work. Cheers.\n\ngo to my computer and open the program
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just check the box which says to open the program with this kinda dfile always. this shud work\n\n(plzz rate a s best answer)
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Detailed instructions available at http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/mail_wab_import_mess.mspx?mfr=true
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Go to My Computer and then click on 'Folder Options' under the 'Tools' menu. Then select the 'File Types' tab and change the program you want to use for the particular file type that you're trying to open.
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1. Open Device Manager\n2. Click on + Symbol for Sound VIdeo and Game Controllers\n3. Right click on each device and click update if found.\n\nNow, you should reinstall multimedia drivers from the Windows Components. Here are the steps :\n\nTo reinstall Multimedia in Windows XP, you have to first locate and edit the Sysoc.inf file. This will enable the Multimedia option in Add/Remove components list. The Sysoc.inf is a hidden system file that will not be listed by default. To view the Sysoc.inf file, you should enable the "Show Hidden Files and Folders" option under Files and Folders. \n\nYou can reinstall Multimedia by following these three steps: \n\nStep 1:  Display all hidden files and folders. \nStep 2:  Edit the Sysoc.inf file. \nStep 3:  Reinstall Multimedia using Add/Remove Programs. \n\nStep 1:  To display the hidden files and folders, follow these steps: \n\n1.  Click Start and select Control Panel. \n2.  Click Appearance and Themes. \n3.  Click Folder Options and select the View tab. \n4.  Enable the option "Show Hidden Files and Folders." \n5.  Deselect "Hide Operating system Files" under Files \n     and Folders. \n6.  Click Apply and click OK. \n\nYou can now view all hidden files and folders. \n\nStep 2: Make changes in the Sysoc.inf file by following these steps: \n\n     NOTE: Create a backup copy of the Sysoc.inf file before making any changes to the file. \n\n1.  Click Start and select My Computer. \n2.  Double-click C: drive. \n3.  Double-click WINDOWS folder. \n4.  Double-click the "Inf" folder and open the Sysoc.inf file. \n5.  In the INF folder under the [components] section, locate the following entry: \n\n     "MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,hide,7" \n\n6. Remove "hide" from the entry and ensure that it appears as given below: \n\n     "MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,7" \n\n7.  Save and close the Sysoc.inf file. \n\nStep 3:  Reinstalling Multimedia using Add or Remove programs: \n\n1.  Click Start and select Control Panel. \n2.  Click Add or Remove Programs and then click Add/Remove Windows components. \n3.  Double-click Accessories and Utilities. \n4.  Deselect Multimedia checkbox. \n5.  Click OK and click Next. Windows will complete the upgrade and prompt you to complete the process. \n6.  Click Finish and restart the computer. \n7.  After Windows loads, repeat steps 1-3. \n8.  Select the Multimedia checkbox. \n9.  Click OK and click Next. \n10. Click Finish and restart the computer. \n\nMultimedia is now reinstalled on the computer.\n\nIf the issue still persists download suitable drivers among the two :\n\nFor Realtek AC'97 : \nftp://61.56.86.122/pc\n/audio/WDM_A394.zip\n\nFor High Definition Audio :\nftp://202.65.194.18/\npc/audio/WDM_R147.zip
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Just download it and install it again into the right folder.\n\ndownload it here:\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe