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Right-click the file, select, &quot;open with&quot;, then &quot;Choose program&quot;. &nbsp;From here you can either pick from the list or browse to the program you want to open the file with. &nbsp;There's a box at the bottom you can place a check in to set this program as default for this file type.<br />
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Microsoft Document Imaging is MSPVIEW.EXE. &nbsp;It's usually located in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\MODI\11.0\<br />
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Right-click the file, select, "open with", then "Choose program".  From here you can either pick from the list or browse to the program you want to open the file with.  There's a box at the bottom you can place a check in to set this program as default for this file type.

Microsoft Document Imaging is MSPVIEW.EXE.  It's usually located in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\MODI\11.0\



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We recently ran a windows update that changed the default behavior of our .tif documents. They are no longer opening with office document imaging. Some cases open with picture and fax viewer, others not at all. <br />
I've tried using regmon to determine the keys I need, but I'm not familiar enough with file association keys to determine the keys I need to keep. I have also come across tiff_fix.reg off the internet, but that restores back to picture and fax viewer. <br />
Does anyone have a set of registry keys I can import on these troubled machines to change this behavior?<br />
I'm really hoping for keys that work under HKCU instead of HKCR, but I'll take whatever help I can get.
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We recently ran a windows update that changed the default behavior of our .tif documents. They are no longer opening with office document imaging. Some cases open with picture and fax viewer, others not at all. 
I've tried using regmon to determine the keys I need, but I'm not familiar enough with file association keys to determine the keys I need to keep. I have also come across tiff_fix.reg off the internet, but that restores back to picture and fax viewer. 
Does anyone have a set of registry keys I can import on these troubled machines to change this behavior?
I'm really hoping for keys that work under HKCU instead of HKCR, but I'll take whatever help I can get.

.tif file association

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Windows XP

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