RE: Email link to cool member

Rob,

On my PC if you were to e-mail me an attachment with an .irp extension and I
opened it, it would open with code edit.  Because irp is registered to open
with code edit.  And if you sent one with dspf as the extension, it would
open with code designer.

If you sent it to me as a link, and I clicked on the link, the file would
open in my browser.

Phil

> -----Original Message-----
> From: code400-l-admin@midrange.com
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> Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 5:33 PM
> To: code400-l@midrange.com
> Subject: RE: Email link to cool member
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> So are you saying it would have to be an attachment and not a link like
> mailto or some such thing?
>
> If it has to be an attachment, then would I do it in a text like file, and
> say give it an extension like .CODE.  Then when you launch that attachment
> it would run some program, which would read that attachment and
> then launch
> codeedit passing it the proper parameters?  Gee, I've not written a PC
> based program in years.  Not counting simple batch files.
>
> Rob Berendt
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> >Is there a way to email a link to a source member
> >so that it will automatically come up in browse
> >and/or edit mode in Code/400?
>
> Rob, I think this is controlled by the file associations in Windows.
> Depending on the Win version, they get set differently, but are all
> probably
> in the registry.  I think you could add an entry for codebrws (the
> browser).
> Your default should be to bring up codeedit.
>   --buck
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