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Batch Script - ASSOC
This is a batch command that associates an extension with a file type (FTYPE), displays existing associations, or deletes an association.
Syntax
assoc – Displays all the file extensions assoc | find “.ext” – Displays only those file extensions which have the extension ext.
Example
@echo off assoc > C:\lists.txt assoc | find “.doc” > C:\listsdoc.txt
Output
The list of file associations will be routed to the file lists.txt. The following output shows what is there in the listsdoc.txt file after the above batch file is run.
.doc=Word.Document.8 .dochtml=wordhtmlfile .docm=Word.DocumentMacroEnabled.12 .docmhtml=wordmhtmlfile .docx=Word.Document.12 .docxml=wordxmlfile
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