Vixen File Association - Revision history

Ravinglunatic at 07:02, 29 January 2011

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 If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem.  To correct the problem follow the directions below.  These directions are for Windows XP SP2.
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 #Double click on a sequence and Vixen 2.0 should start and open the sequence file.
 Good Luck and may the Force be with you!

Matt at 03:08, 13 August 2008

2008-08-13T03:08:01Z

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	If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.		If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.

Matt at 01:27, 13 August 2008

2008-08-13T01:27:44Z

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	If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.		If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.
	~~<p>~~
	*Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer.		#Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer.
	~~</p>~~		#Click on Tools, Folder Options
	*Click on Tools, Folder Options		#Click on File Types
	~~<p>~~		#Scroll down to VIX
	*Click on File Types		#Highlight VIX by clicking on it
	~~</p>~~		#Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.[[Image:Vix fileassoc 1.JPG]]
	*Scroll down to VIX		#One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.
	~~<p>~~		#Highlight open
	*Highlight VIX by clicking on it		#Click Edit<br />[[Image:Vix fileassoc 2.JPG]]
	~~</p>~~		#Click Browse<br />[[Image:Vix fileassoc 3.JPG]]
	*Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.		#Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen program folder
	[[Image:Vix fileassoc 1.JPG]]		#Highlight the Vixen.exe file
	~~<p>~~		#Click Open
	*One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.		#Click OK
	~~</p>~~		#Click OK, again
	*Highlight open		#Click Close
	~~<p>~~		#Now close out all remaining windows
	*Click Edit		#Navigate to the folder containing your Vixen 2.0 Sequences
	</p>		#Double click on a sequence and Vixen 2.0 should start and open the sequence file.
	[[Image:Vix fileassoc 2.JPG]]
	*Click Browse
	[[Image:Vix fileassoc 3.JPG]]
	~~<p>~~
	*Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen ~~2.0~~ program folder
	~~</p>~~
	*Highlight the Vixen.exe file
	~~<p>~~
	*Click Open
	~~</p>~~
	*Click OK
	~~<p>~~
	*Click OK, again
	~~</p>~~
	*Click Close
	~~<p>~~
	*Now close out all remaining windows
	~~</p>~~
	*Navigate to the folder containing your Vixen 2.0 Sequences
	~~<p>~~
	*Double click on a sequence and Vixen 2.0 should start and open the sequence file.
	~~</p>~~
	Good Luck and may the Force be with you!		Good Luck and may the Force be with you!

Matt: Added image 3

2007-09-30T01:44:51Z

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	*Click Browse		*Click Browse
			[[Image:Vix fileassoc 3.JPG]]
	<p>		<p>
	*Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen 2.0 program folder		*Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen 2.0 program folder

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2007-09-30T01:41:59Z

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	*Click Edit		*Click Edit
	</p>		</p>
			[[Image:Vix fileassoc 2.JPG]]
	*Click Browse		*Click Browse
	<p>		<p>

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2007-09-30T01:38:11Z

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	*Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.		*Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.
			[[Image:Vix fileassoc 1.JPG]]
	<p>		<p>
	*One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.		*One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.

Matt: bullets

2007-09-30T01:30:37Z

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	If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.		If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.
	<p>		<p>
	Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer.		*Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer.
	</p>		</p>
	Click on Tools, Folder Options		*Click on Tools, Folder Options
	<p>		<p>
	Click on File Types		*Click on File Types
	</p>		</p>
	Scroll down to VIX		*Scroll down to VIX
	<p>		<p>
	Highlight VIX by clicking on it		*Highlight VIX by clicking on it
	</p>		</p>
	Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.		*Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.
	<p>		<p>
	One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.		*One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.
	</p>		</p>
	Highlight open		*Highlight open
	<p>		<p>
	Click Edit		*Click Edit
	</p>		</p>
	Click Browse		*Click Browse
	<p>		<p>
	Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen 2.0 program folder		*Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen 2.0 program folder
	</p>		</p>
	Highlight the Vixen.exe file		*Highlight the Vixen.exe file
	<p>		<p>
	Click Open		*Click Open
	</p>		</p>
	Click OK		*Click OK
	<p>		<p>
	Click OK, again		*Click OK, again
	</p>		</p>
	Click Close		*Click Close
	<p>		<p>
	Now close out all remaining windows		*Now close out all remaining windows
	</p>		</p>
	Navigate to the folder containing your Vixen 2.0 Sequences		*Navigate to the folder containing your Vixen 2.0 Sequences
	<p>		<p>
	Double click on a sequence and Vixen 2.0 should start and open the sequence file.		*Double click on a sequence and Vixen 2.0 should start and open the sequence file.
	</p>		</p>
	Good Luck and may the Force be with you!		Good Luck and may the Force be with you!

Macrosill at 01:47, 1 August 2007

2007-08-01T01:47:06Z

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	Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.		Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.
	<p>		<p>
	One by one select each of the actions listed except open. ~~Thedre~~ may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.		One by one select each of the actions listed except open. There may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.
	</p>		</p>
	Highlight open		Highlight open

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2007-08-01T01:39:41Z

New page: If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file associa...

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If you are having a problem with Vixen not opening when you navigate to your sequences folder and double click on a sequence, when Vixen is not yet running, it could be a .vix file association problem. To correct the problem follow the directions below. These directions are for Windows XP SP2.

Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, Windows Explorer.

Click on Tools, Folder Options

Click on File Types

Scroll down to VIX

Highlight VIX by clicking on it

Click Advanced. If you do not see an Advanced button you will see a Restore button. Click Restore then re highlight VIX, Click Advanced and proceed.

One by one select each of the actions listed except open. Thedre may only be open but if there are more we only need the open action.

Highlight open

Click Edit

Click Browse

Now navigate to the Vixen.exe file in your Vixen 2.0 program folder

Highlight the Vixen.exe file

Click Open

Click OK

Click OK, again

Click Close

Now close out all remaining windows

Navigate to the folder containing your Vixen 2.0 Sequences

Double click on a sequence and Vixen 2.0 should start and open the sequence file.

Good Luck and may the Force be with you!