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How to enable extensions in windows XP???
I have windows XP professionall..
I want extensions to be enabled.
e.g. If we change a file name from "new.txt" to "new.htm" then it should work as a webpage..
Thanks in advance... correct option will score 5 stars...
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
goto control panel
open folder options
click the tab view
then uncheck hide extensions for known file types
you can also open any folder on your pc
then where the file, edit, view etc. tabs are click tool's
then folder options
clcik the view tab and once again uncheck hide extensions for known files
just recheck the boxes to rehide the extensions!
hope i helped!
- 1 decade ago
In any explorer window - Tools/Folder options, View, uncheck "Hide extensions for common file types", then apply to all folders (be careful iif you have different settings for other stuff for different folders specifically set - all settings for opened folder will be applied to all folders, not just this one).
Also, if you simply rename txt file to htm, it will not act a a web page, because its contents will still remain those of text files.
Rather, because web pages are interpreted differently by browser than text files are, and text file line breaks do not break lines in htm, common file will become hard to read :)
You can create htm markup in text file manually or use some program for visual htm editing (there are many, I am not aware of those that are free)
