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06.23.2008 at 02:07AM PDT, ID: 23506932
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File Association Error in XP

Asked by Powerhousecomputing in Windows XP Operating System, Microsoft Access Database

I am trying to reassign .mdb to open by default with Microsoft Access. They are currently trying to open with Adobe Reader! Trying to reassign them through Folder Options, does not work. I am using Windows XP on an SBS domain. I thought it might help to upgrade to service pack 3 and have done so with no improvement. What else can i do?Start Free Trial
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