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Desktop Referee 3.04
This file umpire
can associate multiple applications
with a file type, and make them play fair. Monitor the file registry,
export & import associations, and repair broken file types.
Tired of hunting through file open menus? Referee lets you associate multiple applications with a file, and access them all right from Windows File Explorer! Drag a file and its apps into Referee window, and right click menus like the ones below will instantly appear!
Tired
of apps taking over your favorite file types? Throw a penalty flag
and set 'em back! Referee guards the system registry against hostile
file takeovers from new apps, giving you the option which app should be
primary, adding the other as a secondary association. An essential
file management tool, Referee can resolve file conflicts and make your
work easier!
Two features now free: Referee
allows you to keep and use all associations that you make
indefinitely, even if you allow the program to expire. It also will
let you keep and use the registry guard feature
free indefinitely. 30 day free trial on other features.
Only
$14.95 for full registration. 265 KB
download. For site license or CDROM availability and pricing see
ordering
and select the "direct from MC1Soft" option.
Version 3.02-3 can repair many common file types to "virgin installation"
condition.
Version 3.01 can Export & Import
file associations, even to another computer! It can change
file icons, rename right-click menu items, and create/edit special
application options, It also cleans up orphaned associations.
Recent versions have improved shortcut resolution and are able to change
the new "hard-to-change file associations" used by Office 2000/XP
to link most graphics files exclusively to Microsoft's image editor. Full
support for Windows XP / 2000 / ME.
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