Associate Your Delphi Application With a File Extension

in Delphi TIPS :: Most of the files on your machine are associated with some application - meaning that when you double click the file the application will be started and the file will be loaded into the application. Example: when you double click a TXT file, by default, Windows will run Notepad and load the double-clicked TXT file.

Using Delphi code, you can control what files, by their extension, are associated with what application - and even change that association.

Read the full article to learn how to Associate Your Delphi Application With a File Extension.

Related:

• How to Run your Application by Double-Clicking on a File (Register Extension)
• Activate a Running Instance when a User Opens an Associated File (By Extension)
• Get Associated application by Extension