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can you explain more please
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Thanks!<br />
It didnt help me right away but it put me on the right track. The .tif extension was associated with image wiever so I just reset the file association back to default from the GUI witihin windows explorer and then it worked like a charm.<br />
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;-) &nbsp;Mike
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Thanks!
It didnt help me right away but it put me on the right track. The .tif extension was associated with image wiever so I just reset the file association back to default from the GUI witihin windows explorer and then it worked like a charm.

;-)  Mike

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The accepted solution worked for me as well. &nbsp;Thank you placebo69a!
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The accepted solution worked for me as well.  Thank you placebo69a!

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We have a Windiws 2003 server riunning as TS. Our users often view scanned invoices from within their sessions. I would like to change the association for .tif files once for all users. Anyone who knows how to do it? I have tried changing it when logged in as administrator in a RDP-session but it does not spread to all users.
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We have a Windiws 2003 server riunning as TS. Our users often view scanned invoices from within their sessions. I would like to change the association for .tif files once for all users. Anyone who knows how to do it? I have tried changing it when logged in as administrator in a RDP-session but it does not spread to all users.

Microsoft, Terminal Server, 2003, change file association

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).