Submitted by jhondrick on 2008/12/11 21:24
When I used the installed version, I could open a database file and the program would come up.
Now, with the portable version, I get this unfriendly error: "?.sndb is not a valid Win32 application,"  on files that the program, otherwise, opens normally.  Do you know how windows decides such things, or how I can make this work again?
 

Comments

  1. right-click on the .sndb file and select open with...
  2. Select Choose program (if given the choice)
  3. Browse to the sqlnotes.exe file
  4. Check Always use the selected program
I'll add a menu item to register the .sndb extension even when using the portable version

jhondrick

2008/12/12 01:25

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

I did this in two ways and even looked to see that the extension existed in the registry... it did.  To no avail.  I still get the error. 
At first the exe was not added to the program list, ie. when I went back to open with, it was not there. 
 
Now the program is there, but the file still gets the error.
 

Tom

2008/12/12 04:54

In reply to by jhondrick

[quote=jhondrick]
I did this in two ways and even looked to see that the extension existed in the registry... it did.  To no avail.  I still get the error. 
At first the exe was not added to the program list, ie. when I went back to open with, it was not there. 
 
Now the program is there, but the file still gets the error.
[/quote]
 
have you uninstalled the installed version - if not - probably best to - (if you are working with the portable version)

jhondrick

2008/12/12 22:48

In reply to by Tom

Yes, I did that too!  It must be something a little more insidious.