[JA] Re: CONFIGURING IE TO OPEN WORDPAD

  • From: J�rel DD Arbaugh <computerist@xxxxxxxx>
  • To: juno_accmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, no-tag-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 22:02:53 PDT

}Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 09:05:12 -0700
}Subject: [JA] CONFIGURING IE TO OPEN WORDPAD
}From: bvcb
}
}
}Jerel said:
}
}>      If you use juno 4 or 5, and have M$-word, make sure that
Internet
}>Explore is configured to use WordPad, nor Word, to open word files! 
}>WordPad lacks support for word macros, that can include "macro-virus"
}>code!
}
}Where is this control?  I've never noticed it.
}
}Also, what happens if you open an HTML formatted message in wordpad?  Is
}it all machine language, or can you read it?
}

        If they pulled it out of IE (likely!) then they moved it to using
the system registry.  Let me see if I can locate that edit without using
regedit!

        Start >> Settings >> Folder options >> File Types

        If you change everything that uses Word to use WordPad, then that
SHOULD do it.  The problem then is that the only way to get a document in
to word would be to start in word...  

        Another would be to select the type then:

        Edit >> Open >> (change word to wordpad) >> OK >> New >> 

        Create a function EDIT that points to Word >> OK >> OK.

        Some thing like this for each type associated with "word" should
work.  Then you can right-click the file and select Edit to use Word in
place of WordPad.

        HTML is at least text.  Just a LOT of code strings in it, mostly
stuff inside "<>" characters.  I think the current MS-IE has the Source
option in the Edit or View menu, in place of the File menu.  Look at a
regular web page in there.  Java, javaSCRIPT, VBSCRIPT and similar things
are programs run on your machine while it shows the page.  I think you
know what THAT can lead to!  Links start with <A or <a (I do not recall
what is correct, though I have seen both!) Note the URL in the "<img
src=" tags within SPAM!
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