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Re: Internet explorer stopped rendering my xml files!

From: "SerGioGio" <nospam>
To: NULL
Date: 2/4/2005 4:53:00 AM
> Anyone knows how I can setup IE back to render all .XML files even without
> XML headers?
>

Found a way to solve this problem.
For some reason I could not associate .XML files with IE in Tools->Directory
Options->File Types...
I had to type in a cmd prompt:
assoc .xml=xmlfile
Then Tools->Directory Options->File Types showed me settings for .XML files
and even offerer to "Restore" them back, which I did.

Everything is working back to normal now.
Any xml file with or without header will display nicely.
Hope this can help some.

> PS: By the way, I am still looking for a fast & light XML Viewer much like
> IE but mush faster.
>

Still looking for one.
I strongly advise against MindFusion's "XML Viewer" because of their dirty
uninstal.
It looked faster than IE though.

SerGioGioGio




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