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    [Solved]How to set the viewer for TIFF files?

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    • jedcorman
      jedcorman last edited by

      I am using Opera 32 and I can't see anything in Preferences that allows me to establish what program is utilized for what file type. When I click on a TIFF file, Paint is used. However, I have another viewer that I want to use. I have that other viewer set as the default program in Windows. But it seem like Opera has its own set of preferences? Very frustrating! Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

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      • davidr
        davidr last edited by

        You may need to set that at the Windows system level. In Windows 7, you do this in the Control Panel, under Programs, then Default Programs, then Associate a file type or protocol with a program.

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        • jedcorman
          jedcorman last edited by

          Thanks for responding. I did set the Windows defaults and when I open the file from Windows Explorer, the viewer I want is used. However, Opera seems to have it's own preferences and utilizes Paint. In searching the Web I feel like I saw that in older versions of Opera you could change the programs associated with files but I'm not seeing any way of doing this in version 33. I think Opera should use the Windows defaults but...it's not.

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          • jedcorman
            jedcorman last edited by

            Figured it out - it's not an Opera problem after all. It's a problem with the Web application I'm using. Sorry to cast aspersions on Opera!

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