Open With is used to allow you to choose a different piece of software to open a file with. No software can open all files, but some files can be opened by more than one piece of software. If you do not have the main piece of software to open a file there may be another piece of software that you can use instead. All HTML files are text files, so as well as opening them with a choice of browsers from the Open With list, you could also open them with a text editor or word processor. So if you wanted to open the code of a page you had created, rather than view it in the browser, you could choose something like Notepad to open it with. You could choose to open a photo with different graphics applications you have or perhaps a spreadsheet with different spreadsheet applications. Without being able to select what to open a program with, your computer might not be able to open it, as the main software used to open a file may not be on your computer.
Startup programs are programs that are started when you boot up your computer. To select what programs you do or do not want to open at startup you will need to search for and open the 'msconfig.exe' file. Once 'msconfig.exe' is open, click on the Startup tab, you will see a list of programs. From this list you can select or deselect what programs should open at startup.
Open Office by Microsoft offers a couple programs. It depends on the actual version of the Open Office, but one of the versions has three different programs.
There are many programs that are required in the process of software localization. These programs include Open Office, Microsoft Office, and other open source software.
In most programs you can press CTRL+O to open a file
It's just a type of image file, so you should be able to open it in DVD burning programs and DVD mounting programs.
Microsoft Access is an individual database program. Open Office is a suite of programs incorporating database, spreadsheet, writing and presentation programs.
depends what program some programs can open files that were not created with that program but if the person has no programs that can open the file they cant open it
No, it is not "safe". There's a possibility of data corruption if open programs close unexpectedly.
you can use other programs also to open a rar file
"Yes. ""Linux"" is a large umbrella of open-source software under which thousands of programs fall. This includes many security programs."
There are several distance learning programs and universities available online. Some of there include UK Open College, University of London and The Open University.
Open to control panel and open Programs and Features and remove it from there.