Resolved Troubleshooting Tips for EmEditor Setup and Preferences

Viewing 3 posts - 1 through 3 (of 3 total)

• Author
  Posts
• December 13, 2008 at 3:22 am #6744
  TommyMills
  Member
  Okay, please don’t hate me for asking this if it has already, I truly did use the search here, and even googled this site and couldn’t find the answer.
  So I made a new custom configuration for a new customized programming language with a custom extension “JPR”. In said custom configuration, I set the default extension to “JPR”. The problem is that when I open the files in EmEditor, the default configuration switches to “text”, and I have to switch it to JPR configuration manually every time.. How can I have it switch to my custom JPR configuration when I open the files automatically like it does for PHP, Perl, Javascript, etc scripts do?
  I have the trial/evaluation edition of 8.1.
  December 13, 2008 at 7:42 am #6745
  Yutaka Emura
  Keymaster

  TommyMills wrote:
  Okay, please don’t hate me for asking this if it has already, I truly did use the search here, and even googled this site and couldn’t find the answer.

  So I made a new custom configuration for a new customized programming language with a custom extension “JPR”. In said custom configuration, I set the default extension to “JPR”. The problem is that when I open the files in EmEditor, the default configuration switches to “text”, and I have to switch it to JPR configuration manually every time.. How can I have it switch to my custom JPR configuration when I open the files automatically like it does for PHP, Perl, Javascript, etc scripts do?

  I have the trial/evaluation edition of 8.1.
  That is no problem. Open the JPR configuration properties, and select Association tab, and then make sure JPR is in the list of the Associated Extensions. I hope this helps.
  December 13, 2008 at 8:12 am #6746
  TommyMills
  Member
  Ah, indeed that does.
  When I saw “associations”, I immediately thought of windows making EmEditor the default file opener if I added the JPR to it, because that’s the “common assumption” of file associations. But now I see that’s what it means in this case.
  A little confusing on terms, but I’m just happy it works now!
  Thanks a lot! ;]

• Author
  Posts

Viewing 3 posts - 1 through 3 (of 3 total)

• You must be logged in to reply to this topic.

Also read: