In Vista, dimmed shortcut links are referred to as junctions, and they exist only to provide program compatibility. For example, the default location for QuickBooks 2009 is:Ĭ:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataIntuitQuickBooks 2009įor QuickBooks 2007 or later running under Vista, keep in mind that the folder C:Documents and Settings is a legacy folder that you can’t access, because the actual location is elsewhere. Replace with your version of QuickBooks, such as 2009. If you need to edit the QBW.INI, the Tech Help window provides an easy way to do that, so it’s a great place to start working with this file.įor QuickBooks 2007 or later running under Windows XP, the default is:Ĭ:Documents and SettingsAll UsersApplication DataIntuitQuickBooks See our related article for more information on using the Tech Help window. Scroll down to the QBW.INI file in the list.Click the Path On/Off button to display the full path.With QuickBooks open, open the Tech Help window and do the following: To avoid searching for files, the easiest way to locate the QBW.INI file is to open the Tech Help window. That location depends on your QuickBooks version and your version of Microsoft Windows, which are outlined below. Type the associated extension and the description and actions of the file.The QBW.INI file is normally located in the default QuickBooks installation directory.Click the View in the file menu and Folder Options.Locate the file extension you want to remove and highlight it.Otherwise, click New and create a new action. If you want to modify a previous action, highlight it in the Actions list and edit it.Click the Tools in the file menu and then click Folder Options.If the program you want to select is not listed, click the Browse button, find the program's executable (.exe) file on the computer, and click OK to select that program. Select the program you want to associate, open the file extension, and click OK.Locate the file extension you want to modify and highlight it.In the Choose an app pop-up window, select the program you want to associate to that file type.Under the Default app column, click the name of the currently selected default program.Under the Name column, locate the file extension you want to modify.In the Default apps window, scroll to the bottom and click the Choose default apps by file type option.
In Control Panel, search for Default Programs and click the icon.In the How do you want to open pop-up window, select the program you want to associate to that file type.Click the current default program or Choose a default option below the file type.In the Default apps window, scroll to the bottom and select Choose defaults by file type.Click the Associate a file type or protocol with a program option.In the Control Panel, click the Default Programs option.
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