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Answer» When I download a file (like the new version of a browser for example) to my desktop, it saves as a .exe file however when I run it to install it It shows as a LWP file and I get a message telling me that it can't read it. What to do? What if you simply rename the extension?Ok, can you give me an example? Thankshttp://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=LWPYes, omne initium est difficile, but this is not an initium. I have been doing this stuff for some years now. Thank you for the link to the definition of the file. I have been there too. I think I haven't been exact enough in describing my challenge, so here I go. The problem starts when I decide to download the file and I get the popup window asking me where and how to save it. Good enough I get the desktop as the location, but the option of "save as TYPE" is limited to " *.lwp " or " all files " now, choosing " all files " does not solve the problem. I guess my questions are: 1. how do I change the " save as type " setting 2. If I right click on the downloaded icon and go to " open with " choice and then " browse " which program should I chose to run it with? I hope this clarifies my dilemma. Thank you http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q307859/
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1. Start 2. Settings 3. Control Panel 4. Folder Options 5. Display 6. Untag hide EXTENSIONS for KNOWN filesthank you for the advice. I did add "exe" as an extension. For some reason it still does the same THINGS as before (it adds lwp after exe) but I can now saved it to disk(I couldn't before) and remove the additional "lwp" from it and it saves as an exe file now. When has your problem first OCCURED?
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