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Restore "Always Ask" prompt

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David Trimboli

Flightless Bird
I cleared the "Always ask before opening this type of file" option for
PDFs, but now I want to restore it. The two common solutions, an option
in the File Types tab and the AttachmentExecute registry key, only seem
to be valid for Windows XP and Windows Vista, respectively (I'm using
Windows 7).

How can I restore the prompt that asks if I want to save or open PDFs?

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David Trimboli
http://www.trimboli.name/
 
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VanguardLH

Flightless Bird
David Trimboli wrote:

> I cleared the "Always ask before opening this type of file" option for
> PDFs, but now I want to restore it. The two common solutions, an option
> in the File Types tab and the AttachmentExecute registry key, only seem
> to be valid for Windows XP and Windows Vista, respectively (I'm using
> Windows 7).
>
> How can I restore the prompt that asks if I want to save or open PDFs?


Under Windows XP, you would use Folder Options -> Filetypes and use the
Advanced button to edit the .pdf filetype association to reenable the
"Confirm open after download" option.

For Windows 7, and if the method is significantly different that you cannot
figure out based on how it used to work in XP, the Microsoft community for
Windows 7 is found at:

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/w7itpro
 
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