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5. Use the search function find the desired file, then do one of the following:
v If the extension is found, but files with that extension do not work correctly,
complete the following steps:
a. Change the value following the extension from 8 to 1. (A value of 8 tells
the browser to ignore the file. A value of 1 instructs the browser to save
the file.) For example, change the following:
video/mgpeg=8,,,,mpeg,mpg,mpe,m2v,m1v,mpa,|
to
video/mgpeg=1,,,,mpeg,mpg,mpe,m2v,m1v,mpa,|
b. Scroll up to the [File Types Extension] section of the norm1.ini file, and
then search for the mime type of the file. For example, find the following:
VIDEO/MPEG=,8
c. Change the ,8 value to the following:
%opshare%\,2
Note: If the specified value is already set , do not change the value.
d. Save the file, and then copy the file to opera6.ini, and then restart the
Rescue and Recovery program for the changes to be effective.
v If the extension is not present and files of the desired type do not work
correctly, do the following:
a. In the [File Types Extension] section of norm1.ini, locate the temporary
mime entry. The following is an example:
temporary=1,,,,lwp,prz,mwp,mas,smc,dgm,|
b. Add the file type extension to the list. For example, if you want to add
.CAB as a recognized extension, add it according to the following sample
entry:
temporary=1,,,,lwp,prz,mwp,mas,smc,dgm,cab,|
Note: The trailing comma and pipe symbol are essential for this setting
to work. If either is omitted, all file extensions in the list might be
disabled.
c. Save the file to the directory path C:\TEMP\.
d. Copy the file to opera6.ini.
e. Restart the Rescue and Recovery workspace for the changes to be
effective.
Changing the behavior of files with specific extensions
You can change the behavior of files by replacing values in the norm1.ini file. To
change file behavior by extension, do the following:
1. Close Opera and all active Opera windows, including help files.
2. Get the preboot\opera\norm1.ini file by using the RRUTIL process described in
"Using RRUTIL.EXE" on page 30.
3. Open the file for editing.
4. Locate the [File Types] section of the file. Search for the extension you want to
work with. For example, you want all .txt files to be saved to the SWSHARE
folder.
5. Find the following entry: TEXT/PLAIN=2,,,,TXT,|
Note: A value of 2 instructs the browser to display the text in Opera. A value
of 1 instructs the browser to save the target file in the SWSHARE folder.
6. Continuing with the .txt example, change the line to read as follows:
TEXT/PLAIN=1,,,,TXT,|
7. Save the file.
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