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How do I configure VB6 and Windows XP so that when I dbl-click on a *.ba=

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file (associated with VB6), VB6 opens that *.bas file automatically in t=

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IDE.



In that case, the VB6 common behaviour consist in creating a new project=

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in which the *.bas file is located, but this file is not opened.


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Re:Window Explorer DblClick on File.bas



"Marc Greiner" <a@b.c>wrote in message



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How do I configure VB6 and Windows XP so that when I dbl-click on a

*.bas file (associated with VB6), VB6 opens that *.bas file automatically

in the IDE.



In that case, the VB6 common behaviour consist in creating a new project

in which the *.bas file is located, but this file is not opened.



So what DOES happen?





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Re:Window Explorer DblClick on File.bas

What happens is: The VB6-IDE keeps empty instead of opening the file.

I have to open the project-tree and double-click on the .bas file so tha=

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I can see what's inside.



It is annoying: It is as if, when opening a Word document, one has to =



always go into the Options-menu and check a specific option before beein=

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able to see the document.



What I hope is there exists an undocumented registry key that enables th=

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automatic opening of a single file in VB6-IDE.



A little bit like this very useful registry key:



HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Visual Basic\6.0\MDIMaximized=3D1



But I know, I am taking my dreams for reallity...



Thank's for answering anyway.

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