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    NWD File is asscociated with Internet Explorer Cant ReAssociate to Navisworks

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    05-18-2012 06:42 AM

    Hey All, Thanks ahead of time for the help on this.

    I have been working with Navisworks Simulate 2012 for several months now.  My I.T. department recently asked me to update my Internet Explorer to version 9, so I did.

    Since that time my .NWD files have been Associated with Internet Explorer instead of Navisworks.(I can still open NWD files if I open NavisWorks and open them that way, but I cannot double-click on the .NWD file and have NavisWorks open)

    I tried going into the File Association portion of Windows Explorer, but it will not allow me to change the .NWD file.  I go and Browse to the Navisworks Directory under Program Files and choose "Roamer.exe" but it will not change inside the File Association Program.

    Any Ideas?????

    (Windows 7 - 64-bit)

    Thanks

    Brice

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    Re: NWD File is asscociated with Internet Explorer Cant ReAssociate to Naviswork

    05-20-2012 10:55 PM in reply to: MkyMous

    with Windows 7 -32 bits, it's possible to change it in the registry:


    HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\nwd\shell\open\command

    "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Navisworks Freedom 2012\roamer.exe" "%1"

     

    Be sure to include the doouble quotes and the path to roamer.exe

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    Re: NWD File is asscociated with Internet Explorer Cant ReAssociate to Naviswork

    05-21-2012 06:17 AM in reply to: Patrick_Aps_9121

    Thanks Patrick,

    Must be different with 64-bit, I dont have the same options in my HKEY_Classes_Root as you described.

    I think I might have found a soloution.  Downloaded a freeware program called "Types" that allowed me to change the program.

     

    Thanks to all.

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