Hello,

thanks for your reply!

The commands for the PDF X-Change Viewer aren't working

Am I missing something?

Hello, thank you very very much for your help! I'm using Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter. So I simply have to run the following commands, when a user loggs in, to set the XChange Editor as default for new and existing users (even with a configured default pdf viewer)? PDFXEdit.exe /fileassoc:user=...

I used:
/fileassoc
both, for the xchange viewer and editor.
But none of them got set correctly.
In both cases the default viewer just got "resettet", so I had to choose the pdf viewer when I open a pdf file (after I executed the command).

What I have to do to set the pdf viewer correctly?

Hello,

thanks for your suggestion, but the command I should try just resets the default pdf viewer application. So when I run the command and open a pdf file, I need to select a pdf viewer in the explorer...

Am I doing something wrong?

Hello,

thanks for the reply!

Currently the Acrobat Reader is set as default.
But we are still unable to set the PDF X-Change Viewer automatically as default.

I'm also unable to set the PDF-XChange Editor through registry keys! So this is no alternative.

Modifing the registry keys does not work.
Yes, currently I'm only able to set the default through this context menu.

Yeah, just with a double click.

Is there nobody who can help me?

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