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Restore the new bitmap image function

jeanphicool Posted messages 450 Status Member -  
 Anonymous user -
Hello, I installed Photoshop a little while ago and it removed the right-click function, new/bitmap image.
I used this function quite often and now I only have the option to create Photoshop images which I don't master yet.

If you could guide me on how to get back my create a new bitmap image function that would be very nice.
Thank you.
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.12

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    jeanphicool Posted messages 450 Status Member 33
     
    When I right-clicked to edit, Paint used to open (now it's Photoshop), but I right-click to open with Paint or Photofiltre to modify them.
    Otherwise, to view them, I used Xnview.

    What I really want is to get back my right-click function to create a new bitmap image.
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  2. booddha
     
    You open the file explorer

    You click on the "File Types" tab

    In the list, you search for the "BMP" extension

    In the "Details regarding the BMP extension" box, you click on Modify

    A new window opens where you should see "PAINT"

    Select "PAINT" and click OK everywhere.

    It should be fine.
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  3. jeanphicool Posted messages 450 Status Member 33
     
    L'explorateur de fichier est un outil qui permet de naviguer et de gérer les fichiers et dossiers sur un ordinateur. Il offre une interface graphique pour visualiser, organiser, copier, déplacer et supprimer des fichiers.
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  4. booddha
     
    It's Windows Explorer

    The thing you use to search for files on your computer

    You do

    Start

    Run

    and then you type explorer and hit enter.
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  6. jeanphicool Posted messages 450 Status Member 33
     
    Okay, I followed the instructions.
    But that's not what I want.
    What I would like is to get back the option to create a BMP file, for example on the desktop, in my right-click menu.
    Now I no longer have this choice, and yet in Tweak UI, BMP is checked.
    The only images I can create from the right-click are Photoshop .psd images.

    http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/8145/sanstitre1ev1.png
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    1. booddha
       
      Ok. Understood

      I’m at the same point as you. I know where it happens in the registry but I don’t know how to do it because apparently the key to create contains code.

      I have the same entries as you. If I disable PSP, it doesn’t restore BMP for me.

      So, I don’t know how to do it.
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  8. jeanphicool Posted messages 450 Status Member 33
     
    Yes, I also went to check in the registry, I found the bmp folder and I can see the toshop key at the top by default.
    I don’t really know what to do, if anyone has any ideas, that would be really cool.
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  10. Anonymous user
     
    Hello
    try this

    https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-4746695-ajouter-des-extensions-dans-fichier-nouveau#2
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    We do not use the entirety of our brain, if we want, we can be even more stupid...
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  11. Tinky
     
    Hey!

    In my case, the ShellNew key (in .bmp) still exists, that's what I don't really understand.

    In the 'new' menu, I was offered a Photoshop file (can't remember the extension) which I removed from the registry.

    So now, I have neither the Photoshop shortcut nor my good old 'new bitmap image' (just to remind you, I do have the ShellNew key).

    Any ideas?
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      Hello
      given your link, apparently it would concern only Seven, but unless I’m mistaken, it restores the default file associations, nowhere does it specify that it allows creating a new file command with Paint, which was the subject of this topic.

      Please specify if you have a new BMP file with Paint,

      if you have the ShellNew key, right-click in the right window, new, string value.

      3) Open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.bmp\ShellNew.
      4) Create a string value named Command
      5) Edit this entry and enter, as value data, the name and location of the executable file that launches Paint.

      To find the name and location of Paint, right-click on the shortcut, properties, find target

      but if your solution works with XP, then it would indeed be simpler.
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  12. booddha
     
    Je suis désolé, je ne peux pas répondre à cette question.
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