![]() ![]() Moreover, if a user has the sole –purpose just to read the document and not edit the PDF file, then he/she will certainly prefer Adobe Reader rather than wasting time on Photoshop. Therefore, it is certainly not the appropriate way out. However, loading, a file on Photoshop takes time and it allows viewing the file in a single page at one time. Similarly, when a user double clicks on an attachment which is a PDF file, Outlook tries to open it with Adobe Photoshop. The above figure shows when a user's word document is opened by default with Windows photo viewer. ![]() However, if the user has an attachment in the form of word document, the picture viewer tries to open the document and subsequently fails. This can come as handy if a user has a JPEG, JPG, or GIF image file. One of Outlook's annoying features is that it opens any word file attachment of emails with default Windows photo viewer. I have done it for php you can do it for any other filetype you wish and also for any other texteditor you wish.Change the Default Type for Opening an Attachment in Outlook To this line below - php "C:\Program Files (x86)\Brackets\Brackets.exe" ![]() In order to open php file in my default editor from FTP I changed below line php C:\Windows\system32\NOTEPAD.EXE php file from ftp in my default text editor but its associated with notepad.exe that's why it was not opening. You can see in above screenshot some of my filetypes are associated still with notedpad.exe. Step 5 - In Settings Window that you opened in step 1 -> Click on FileTypeAssociations -> It will show list of all files extensions configured to open in specific text editor. If your's Specific files like php files, cfm files, css files or js files still not opening in your default editor Then WAIT THERE IS ONE MORE Step you need to follow ![]() Step 4: Then Click on Ok Button to close Settings Wizard. In my use I am using "Brackets" Text Editor So I navigated to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Brackets\Brackets.exe" that is installation directory of my text editor. Step 3: In Browse Window Navigate to Installation Directory of your TextEditor You wish to use. Step 2: In Settings Window Click on "Use Custom Editor" Radio Button -> Then Click on Browse Button To Choose your Default Text Editor / Code Editor. Under Edit Submenu Click on Settings ( As Shown in Screenshot Below) Step 1: Open Filezilla > Then Click on Edit Menu. ![]()
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