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14 -= {{id name="Windows-7"/}}Windows 7 =
14 += {{id name="Windows-10"/}}Windows 10 =
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16 16  ----
17 17  
18 -In Windows 7, there's one place to change your default program settings.
18 +In Windows 10, the default app options are located in the Settings app.
19 19  
20 -1. In the Start Menu, select **Default Programs**. **
21 -**
22 -1. Select **Set your default programs** at the top of the page.
23 -1. Find the program you want to use for defaults in the list on the left and click it.
20 +1. In the Start Menu (Windows icon on the bottom left corner of screen), select **Settings**
21 +1. Select **System**
22 +1. Select** Default Apps** in the left sidebar
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24 +There are a few options you can change on this page, the most likely being **Web Browser**. If you want to change something not listed on this page, select **Set defaults by app **at the bottom of the page.
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26 +1. Find the program you want to use for defaults in the list and click it.
24 24  1. In the main section of the window, you'll have two options:
25 -11. **Set this program as default**, which will take any file types the program lists as things it can open and sets it so they open in that program
26 -11. **Choose defaults for this program**, which opens a list of all the different file types the program is capable of opening. You can then select any or all of the file types you want to use with this program and press **Save**.
27 -111.
28 -1111. Select **OK** to finish.
28 +11. Set this program as default, which will take any file types the program lists as things it can open and sets it so they open in that program
29 +11. Choose defaults for this program, which opens a list of all the different file types the program is capable of opening. You can then select any or all of the file types you want to use with this program and press Save.
30 +111. Select OK to finish.
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32 +This is the same menu as in Windows 7, so see step 3 of the Windows 7 section below.
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52 -= {{id name="Windows-10"/}}Windows 10 =
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54 54  ----
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56 -In Windows 10, the default app options are located in the Settings app.
62 +In Windows 7, there's one place to change your default program settings.
57 57  
58 -1. In the Start Menu, select **Settings**
59 -1. Select **System**
60 -1. Select** Default Apps** in the left sidebar
64 +1. In the Start Menu, select Default Programs.
65 +1. Select Set your default programs at the top of the page.
66 +1. Find the program you want to use for defaults in the list on the left and click it.
67 +1. In the main section of the window, you'll have two options:
68 +11. Set this program as default, which will take any file types the program lists as things it can open and sets it so they open in that program
69 +11. Choose defaults for this program, which opens a list of all the different file types the program is capable of opening. You can then select any or all of the file types you want to use with this program and press Save.
70 +111. Select OK to finish.
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62 -There are a few options you can change on this page, the most likely being **Web Browser**. If you want to change something not listed on this page, select **Set defaults by app **at the bottom of the page. This is the same menu as in Windows 7, so see step 3 of the Windows 7 section above.
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84 +== {{id name="Changing-the-Default-Program-for-a-file-type"/}}Changing the Default Program for a file type ==
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68 -[[image:attach:app.PNG||height="250"]]
86 +In order to change what program a file type opens with:
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88 +1. **right click on the file** that you would like to open.
89 +1. Click on **Properties** at the bottom of the menu.
90 +1. Next "Opens with: ... ", Click on** "Change."**
91 +1. Click on the program you want to set as default. (For PDFs you will want Adobe Reader)
92 +1. Click **OK**. You should now be able to open that file from the program you set it to.
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