multiple document, multiple template click and run issues

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Hi,

I have an application which is supports multiple document type. It used to work fine until recently on windows-xp for each of the document type for click and run.

How-ever, on Windows-7, it doesn't work. Has anyone encountered a similar problem before ?

Posted 3-Sep-10 5:32am

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Hi John,

Thanks for the response. I am using this for creating associations :

VB

pTextDocTemplate = new CMultiDocTemplate(
     IDR_ASCIITYPE,
     RUNTIME_CLASS(Doc),
     RUNTIME_CLASS(CMDIChildWnd),
     RUNTIME_CLASS(ViewText));
 AddDocTemplate(pTextDocTemplate);

VB

m_pTemplate = new CMultiDocTemplate(
   IDR_RLMSPLTYPE,
   RUNTIME_CLASS(NS1::Document),
   RUNTIME_CLASS(NS2::MdiChildBase),
   RUNTIME_CLASS(NS3::FormView)
);
AddDocTemplate(m_pTemplate);

RegisterShellFileTypes();
EnableShellOpen();

is there anything else that I will have to change ?

Regards,
Shishir

Posted 7-Sep-10 11:10am

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-03T07:31:00

Solution 1

Your associations aren't set correctly in Windows 7. Add your file types to the Associations and it should work.

Posted 3-Sep-10 7:31am

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Updated 7-Sep-10 11:23am

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