| 6
Ways to View Files You Find or Index! |
| Text
Viewer |
Use
the built-in Text Viewer to view or edit plain-text (ASCII) files
that you find or index, such as those with names ending in
"txt," "htm," and so on. |
| Binary
Viewer |
With
the built-in Binary Viewer, view binary files of any size that you find,
such as "exe" and "dll." |
| Default
Viewer |
Designate
any program you choose to be the default viewer. |
| Associated
File
|
View
the file with the program that Windows® has associated with it. For
example, Windows® may have associated your word processor with files
ending in ".doc. Generally, the program associated with a
file can edit it. |
| Quick
View |
Use
Windows®' built-in Quick View program to view spreadsheets, databases,
and so on. Quick View can start a program to edit the file being
viewed. |
| Selected
Viewer |
Select
a program by browsing for its name and location with Windows®' common
open-file dialog. |
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