When saving your file, you can also select "all file" when asked for the type of files. Save your file as yourfile.ado and it should be ok.
Remember placing you ado file in the right directory.
Olivier Paradis Béland
-------- Message d'origine--------
De: Friedrich Huebler [mailto:[email protected]]
Date: jeu. 2003-11-27 14:53
À: [email protected]
Cc:
Objet: st: Re: how to save ado files
--- "b. water" <[email protected]> wrote:
> when i saved the file in the notepad, i save as filename.ado and
> file type
> as all file. i noticed though that it is saved as a txt file and
> the icon
> appears different from the other official ado files.
Barley,
You said the icon is different from official ado files. This
indicates that the file was saved as filename.ado.txt, not
filename.ado. In the Windows Explorer, go to Tools - Folder Options -
View and uncheck "Hide extension for known file types." That should
reveal the .txt part and you can then delete it.
Friedrich Huebler
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