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Login as the admin, set the file association, run regedit, export the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software<wbr />\Microsoft<wbr />\Windows\C<wbr />urrentVers<wbr />ion\FileEx<wbr />ts\.tif key, save it in a shared location, and then merge it as part of a LOGIN script.
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Login as the admin, set the file association, run regedit, export the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\FileExts\.tif key, save it in a shared location, and then merge it as part of a LOGIN script.

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This worked like a charm exactly what I needed. thank you!~
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This worked like a charm exactly what I needed. thank you!~

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Hello my client wants to have adobe acrobat open all .tif and .tiff documents on Windows 2008 R2 terminal server (RDS). If I logon as a administrator and set the file associasion .tif to acrobat It only does it for the admin. I need this for all users even new ones addaed. Looking around I have found different ways to do this and tried some but they just dont work. Im sure there has to be a simple solution. Looking forward to conversation being this is my first question here.
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Hello my client wants to have adobe acrobat open all .tif and .tiff documents on Windows 2008 R2 terminal server (RDS). If I logon as a administrator and set the file associasion .tif to acrobat It only does it for the admin. I need this for all users even new ones addaed. Looking around I have found different ways to do this and tried some but they just dont work. Im sure there has to be a simple solution. Looking forward to conversation being this is my first question here.

How do I set 2008 R2 Terminal server clients (globally) to open .tif files with adobe acrobat ?

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