How do i get the preview of any file in windows 98?
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If you want a Thumbnail of a file (i.e. a bitmap), on the View Menu choose Thumbnail.\n\nThere is also an optional component called QuickView which enables the Preview of Documents, it was installed by default in Windows 95, but in Windows 98 became an optional item.\n\nIf you do not have "QuickView" on the menu when you right click on an item, you will need to install it from your windows disks.  (From Control Panel Click on Add Remove Programs, Windows Programs, and select QuickView).
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go to file in the top left corner, click print preview
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go to My Computer and click on tools on the tool bar.\nthen click on folder options. in the windoe that opens click on the tab that says file types. when the list appers  scroll down to the extenchion of the file type that you are trying to open with the picture and fax viewer. click on it then ckick on the button at the bottom that says changein the section that gives the detials for that file type. the slect picture and fax viewer and click ok. to open that picture in the picture editor then in stead of dubble clicking in it right click on the picture and put your mouse over "open with" the slect the program that you want to open the picture or file with. if the program you want to use is not in the list then run or start up the program and open the picture within that program. hope that helps
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If you have the files on you pc, right click on it and choose properties, and go to version page to read all the details about the file, like company, version, full name of it etc.
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key in Adobe Reader with Google. Then find the site that supports Windows 98.
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Depending on your version of Windows and Internet Explorer, some file types won't display properly (some file name extensions, also).  You can download and install http://www.irfanview.com/ for viewing them.  Another, more powerful program is http://www.gimp.org .
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I'm assuming that you're talking about viewing thumbnails in program directories on WinXP and Win2K.\n\nGoto "view" in the menu of the folder and click thumbnails.\n\nAlternatively, you can press <alt>, <v>, <h> (in succession)
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Dont' use winrar, use ExtractNow, also downloadable from www.download.com, but it's free not just a trial.\n\nWhen using extractnow, just drag the file into the window that you want extracted and push start, it will extract into the folder where your original file is at.  Really easy to use.
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What you need is an unzipping utitlity to unzip the file under Win98.  Coffeecup Software offers a free one.  Hope this helps
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Click the file to select it.\nHold down CTRL key\nRight click on the file\nChoose Open With from the menu by clicking it.\nBrowse to appropriate program or application to open it.
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uses ShellApi;\n...\nShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'c:&#92;Windows&#92;notepad.exe', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ;
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Most Likely. For example, Google Desktop Search has files from 2004 even though I've reformatted several times. Also Microsoft programs keep a list of the last opened documents. Then Windows has the Recent Documents Folder and Temp Folder.\n\nLocations for some of these (Start: Run):\n\nTemp Folder: "%Temp%"\nRecent Documents: "%HomePath%/Recent"
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search for this file mfc42.dll  and copy it to C:&#92;Windows&#92;System32
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Ctrl+O, select file, OK or Enter
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winRAR. you can get it from \n\nhttp://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
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Have you tried right clicking on the file then use Open With, and try either wordpad or notepad.\nLst is usually a List extension, it may be a simple ascii list, you will not know yet.
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It's easy. You can use Shell command.\nexample: Shell "C:&#92;MyDocuments&#92;Program.exe"