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Do you have policys in place?<br />
Check the GP on the domain controller and also the local security policy. &nbsp;<br />
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By using Policies you can prevent them from seeing that tab.
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Do you have policys in place?
Check the GP on the domain controller and also the local security policy.  

By using Policies you can prevent them from seeing that tab.

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Thank you for your reply!<br />
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It is just that laptop running Windows Vista that has problems. As for GPO, I don't have any that prevent that.<br />

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Thank you for your reply!

It is just that laptop running Windows Vista that has problems. As for GPO, I don't have any that prevent that.


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Vista - damn. &nbsp;Sorry don't know too much about Vista. &nbsp;<br />
Just done some research and found this link:<br />
<a href="http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-500" rel="ugc">http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-500</a><br />
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I &nbsp;think this is what you are looking for.
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Vista - damn.  Sorry don't know too much about Vista.  
Just done some research and found this link:
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-500 [http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-500]

I  think this is what you are looking for.

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Control Panel / Programs / Default Programs/ Make a File Type Always Open in A Specific Program<br />
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Find PDF and hit Change Program if need be
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Control Panel / Programs / Default Programs/ Make a File Type Always Open in A Specific Program


Find PDF and hit Change Program if need be

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Has your issue been solved? Please dole out points if so.
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Has your issue been solved? Please dole out points if so.

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I am trying to make sure that extension .PDF under file types under folder options in Control Panel is associated with Adobe. But the &quot;File Types&quot; is not coming even though I am logged in as Administrator
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I am trying to make sure that extension .PDF under file types under folder options in Control Panel is associated with Adobe. But the "File Types" is not coming even though I am logged in as Administrator

Folder Options under Control panel is not showing the applet: &quot;File Types&quot;

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Adobe Acrobat

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Folder Options under Control panel is not showing the applet: &quot;File Types&quot;

Folder Options under Control panel is not showing the applet: "File Types"