"DESCRIPTION 1"="Windows "know" which file should be opened by which application by checking the file extension (e.g. TXT = Notepad, DOC = Word etc.). A file with an extension that Windows does not know is called an "Unknown" or "Unregistered" file. If you click on an unknown file anyway, a dialog will pop up. Windows version before XP will display the "Open with List" so you can select the program that should be used to open that type of file. Since Windows XP, you can select if you want to check the Microsoft.com site or display the "Open with List"."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="With this setting, you can specify a program that should be used for EVERY unknown file."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="A common command for this is <NOTEPAD "%1"> which means all unknown files are opened with Notepad. The current filename is inserted where Windows finds "%1"."
"DESCRIPTION 4"="To deactivate this setting, clear the Command field and click Apply."
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"COMMENT 1"=" "
"COMMENT 2"="Thanks to alexmorris@uk.ibm.com for the W2K tip!"