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After installing ACDSee I can't see my icons anymore


JurgenDoe

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After installing ACDSee I can't see my icons in the folder anymore because the got replaced with this crapy ACDSee image. Is there any way to get this Icon view back ??? :icon_question:

I have many Icon folders and now I have to view them in ACDSee instatt of viewing them by just open the folder.

I need HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEElp Pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase :smiley_superman2:

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You have probably choose ACDSee to be the default viewer for all the file types it can handle. Go to ACDSee options and look for file types or file associations. Deselect files you want not to be viewed with ACDSee.

Next, choose the file type, double click it and during prompt select the new default viewer for that extension.

Or you can right click on the file which you want to be viewed with another application, choose CHANGE for the "opens with" dialog menu and select the desired application.

Hope this helps.

:tumbleweed:

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You have probably choose ACDSee to be the default viewer for all the file types it can handle. Go to ACDSee options and look for file types or file associations. Deselect files you want not to be viewed with ACDSee.

Next, choose the file type, double click it and during prompt select the new default viewer for that extension.

Or you can right click on the file which you want to be viewed with another application, choose CHANGE for the "opens with" dialog menu and select the desired application.

Hope this helps.

:tumbleweed:

Thanx N1K but it doesn't help. the ico type is not selected but it still says in the ico property ACDSee Ico file and it got this crapy thumbnail. Dunno why ACDSee overwrights the normal view. Is there any other options ....maybe I should send ACDSee in the ---> :tumbleweed:

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I tried now this options to get the normal view back

Tools

Folder Options

File Types (tab)

Locate 'ICO' in the Extensions column

Delete the 'ICO' entry

Select 'New'

Type 'ICO' for new file extension

Click OK

And now I have only this view :tumbleweed:

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Nope I can't because I have System Restore disabled :tumbleweed:

But anyway I got the view back after installing Icon Packager from WinCustomize :thumbsup_anim:

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Nope I can't because I have System Restore disabled :tumbleweed:

But anyway I got the view back after installing Icon Packager from WinCustomize :thumbsup_anim:

Glad you sorted this out bud :icon_cool:

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