We’re all familiar with FTAs – they are the program that opens a particular file type extension. Also, I’m going to remove the previous article in a couple of weeks, as I feel this one is more complete. However, once we’re down in the detail sections, there will be a lot more detail than before. Note – the background to this article has simply been lifted-and-shifted, for the most part, from the previous article referenced above. They’re a particular bugbear to those of us using XenApp 7.x or RDSH systems, because we’re used to doing them the old easy way, and now the rules have unceremoniously changed. I’ve had quite a lot of emails and questions as a result of my previous articles, so I think it’s ripe for a bit more clarification and a bit of a (second!) revamp. We’ve been down the file type associations route before. You need to download that file because right now you can not just use notepad to save the text file since notepad will not open due to the change you made so you need to download it and then right click and select merge ( I just placed the quote there to show what the file that you are downloading consists of - it is merely a single line of text that when merged into your registry ( the. exe file association back to it's original setting in your registry and will correct the problem you are having. Go to the site linked or ( CLICK HERE ) and you will end up on a page that has an explanation of how to fix your problem - in it there is a link to a small download that will download a file named exe_fix.reg - save that file to your desktop - right click on the file and select MERGE from the pop up list that will come up when you right click ( that will run the file that you downloaded which will change the. Im sorry but i dont quite understand this
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