How do you select a particular software to be "primary?"?
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right click on a file of the type you want to change, go to properties. it will open a box, where you should find <open with> and a program. select the program you wish to run the file with.
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You can do it programatically, check for open source, but here's one product
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Most flavours have "live disc" available which allow you to run and experiment without having to install (ie, booting from disc). Have a play with a few and see which suits you best. The only 'nix version I ever really liked was SUSE, but have had to stick with Windows in the end - couldn't do my job on Linux ...too many software limitations
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You don't need special software. All you need is a text editor and what's called a HOSTS file. See first result.
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It Depends on Which Program You are Using
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What program needs it?
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Go to the file of type you want to use with the new program and right click it and select open with and then select the right program you want to be used with those files and it should ask you to set this program as default say yes.
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can you explain more clearly what you need to do and in which software
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Here's a list of open source PM software.  I can't comment on which is the best, but obviously it depends on exactly what you're trying to do.
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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start --> run --> msconfig and then you can pick and choose.
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Right click on the file before you open it, choose open with and then select another program
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To allow a basis for which software can be run\nCommunicates between applications and harware\nProvides a GUI\n...
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You are looking for software ?
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Go to Add or Remove Programs under Control Panel, the rest should be fairly obvious.
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1) Go to start.\n2) Select Run.\n3) Type in "msconfig" .\n4) The system configuration utility will open up.\n5) Open the services tab.\n6) De-select the real (or something like it option).
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I don't think there is a way even if you install in a different folder. That is because the install program updates OLE entries in the registry and you can have only one application/component registered for a specific action. If you want to test/review the beta version, I think the best approach is to build a virtual machine with Ms Virtual PC or VMWare and install the beta there.