Re: Re: Error message "unable to find file"

Where is your working ecco32.exe?   C:\Program Files\Ecco\ecco32.exe?   
C:\Program Files (x86)\Ecco\ecco32.exe? Drive M:\xxx\xxx\ecco32.exe?   
Some other place?   I need the complete and exact path.  Also, please 
tell me *exactly* what the "... / shell / open / command / Default value 
looks like in the "registry editor"  Mine is "C:\Program Files 
(x86)\ECCO\ecco32.exe %1"

What is the name of the file you are trying to open?  Does this happen 
with ALL .eco files?  Do the filenames have any spaces in them?

The "Open With" window *should* have a "Browse" rectangle on the lower 
right side.   If you click on it you can browse to where your working 
ecco32.exe is.   Just make sure the "Always use the selected program 
....." box is checked and, once you navigate to the proper place and 
click on "ecco32.exe", the path to the actual working program should be 
set.  I am using Windows 7 right now (and I also use Win10 and 
previously XP) and the "Open With" dialog window is as described here.  
You can also right click on "Properties" / "General" tab.  There you 
should also find an "Opens With" line and a "Change" rectangle that does 
the same.

If not as above, my email is [email protected]  Send me a 
picture of what your "Open With" and "Properties" dialog windows show 
and I will try to help you some more.  What Windows version are you 
using?  I understand Win7.  Home?  Professional?  My Win7 is the 
"Professional" version, so maybe things are different.


On 10/11/2018 20:46, [email protected] [eccopro] wrote:
> The %1 was there but it was pointing to Program Files instead of 
> Program File (x86).
>
> What's different about my setup is that when I right click on a .eco 
> file and ask to Open With, it points to M:\Ecco Pro\ecco32.exe %1. 
> There is no option to change this destination. If I doubleclick on a 
> .eco or ect file I get the can't find file as described by the 
> original Poster.
> 
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