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From: Al Williams on 19 Oct 2007 15:43
Thanks for all the input. I have discovered it is possible for a user to
restore the association by right clicking a TIF file and using the "Open
with..." menu to setup the association. I suspect this is copied in the
per-user association section. I will try the 1st suggestion however.

--
Allan Williams



"TP" <tperson.knowspamn(a)mailandnews.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Peter,
>
> It would not remove the per user associations during install (they would
> not be accessible for most users). It is possible that it could add a
> Just In Time Setup entry that did this when each user logged on, but that
> is unlikely.
>
> -TP
>
> Peter Lawton wrote:
>> You're very right of course, I was making an assumption that as these
>> were terminal servers it was unlikely that users had had their own
>> personal associations set, but it is possible they may have.
>>
>> You have raised an interesting point though, would the Office service
>> pack 3 that removed these associations in the first place, and caused
>> this guy's problems, have removed them if they'd been set on a
>> per-user basis as well as in the global machine associations. Or does
>> SP3 only remove the global associations?
>>
>> Peter Lawton


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