copy files form Linux to Windows OS
 

I have got this file (I copied it form Linux gedit editor),,see the link please

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/844...ociatio2ox.jpg

How can I associate the file with any windows's editor (notepad, wordpad, any other third party program).

Right now I have to do it manually every time I would like to open the file.

Is this th case with all Linux editors ? or with some of them ?

To my knowledge windows must have a file extension like .mp3 to recoginze a file.
You'll have to rename the file to something like fdisk.txt

Maybe set up a batch file to do this if you need to do this all the time...

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Select the file and press F2. Then press the right arrow key and type .txt

You're good to go.

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Just rename the file .txt or if you don't want to right click on it and click open with, then select the 'remember file association' button and select your editor.