Setting Associations

"Setting associations" means adding capabilities to your browser by configuring it to call another program to handle a specific kind of data. For example, you might install an Adobe Acrobat viewer to display .pdf files. The concept is basically the same as defining data file types in Windows 3.1's Program Manager or Windows 95's Explorer: you associate a file extension with the appropriate program.

To access all the features of your WinMag CD, you'll need to configure your browser to use three applications.

Please click on your browser and the association you'd like to set from the list below, and we'll show you how to set it.

• Setting Associations in Internet Explorer
  • Setting the WMLaunch Association in Internet Explorer

• Setting Associations in Netscape Navigator 2.0
  • Setting the WMLaunch Association in Netscape Navigator 2.0
  • Setting the .zip Association in Netscape Navigator 2.0

• Setting Associations in Netscape Navigator 1.x
  • Setting the WMLaunch Association in Netscape Navigator 1.x
  • Setting the .zip Association in Netscape Navigator 1.x

• Setting Associations in Spry Mosaic
  • Setting the WMLaunch Association in Spry Mosaic
  • Setting the .zip Association in Spry Mosaic