Secure IE 2007
Help Documents

• Introduction to Secure IE
• Secure IE 2007 - What's New
• Quick Start Guide
• Secure IE Features
• Using Secure IE
  • Screen Layout
  • Toolbars
  • Secure IE Toolbox
  • Opening Web Sites
  • Workspaces
  • Drag and Drop
• The Secure IE Browser
  • The Secure IE Browser
  • Web Browser Basics
  • Highlighter & Sticky Notes
  • Blocking Flash and Popups
  • Speeding Up Web Page Downloading
  • Advanced Searching Capabilities
  • Define Search Shortcuts
  • Saving Web Pages
  • Customizing Right-Click Menus
  • Refresh and Auto Refresh
  • Web Browser Tricks
• Internet Security Manager
• Internet Security Manager
• Security Zones and Information
• My Security Settings
• My Sites
• McAfee Site Advisor
• Winferno Security Scan
• Introduction
• Comprehensive Scan & Report
• Scan Results
• Virus Scan
• Spyware Scan
• PC Security Scan
• Start-Up Programs
• Browser Add-Ons
• Schedule My Scans
• Downloading Files
  • Downloading Files
  • Initiating File Downloads
  • The Download Bar
  • The File Transfer Manager
  • Virus-Scanning Downloaded Files
  • Other File Transfer Features
  • Changing Download Settings
• Customizing Secure IE
  • Customizing Secure IE
  • Browser - General Settings
  • Browser - Context Menus
  • Browser - Search Shortcuts
  • File Downloads
  • Internet Performance
  • File Associations
• Tips and Tricks
  • Mouse Shortcuts
  • Keyboard Shortcuts
  • Internet Explorer and Secure IE
• License Agreement
  • Trial License Agreement
  • Individual End User License Agreement
• Support
• About Secure IE

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Customizing File Associations

Select Tools, Preferences, then click on the File Associations category to access this dialog. For each document type (.html, .zip, .doc, .xls, etc), File Associations determine the default application that is used by Windows to open that document. For example, if .htm files (HTML Files) are associated with Secure IE, double-clicking a HTML File on the Desktop will open that file in Secure IE. To restore file associations to their default settings: Click on Reset under Web Browsing in the File Associations dialog to restore Microsoft Internet Explorer as the default web browser. Click on Reset under Microsoft Office Documents in the File Associations dialog to restore the individual Microsoft Office applications as default for opening Microsoft Office documents Note that Microsoft Office document settings and editing is available only in Research-Desk Professional. Picture of File Associations settings window:

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