Associate .jfif extension with XnView in Windows 10 [Version TBD]
Associate .jfif extension with XnView in Windows 10 [Version TBD]
How do you get xnview to show .jfif files on windows 10 pro? you can't specify the file type association in xnview. windows app defaults settings will not allow you to select xnview for .jfif file type. and i don't see a plugin for .jfif. thanks.
Re: .jfif in windows 10
Good question. If i load them through File>Open, yes, they view just great.
Re: .jfif in windows 10
Yes. It is the file association of .jfif to XnView that I would like to add in Windows 10 Pro. I have not found a way that works for me. (Looks like my thread title was somewhat misleading; I would edit it if I knew how.) Thanks, Jon
Re: .jfif in windows 10
Which version of Windows 10, as it is a moving target, the tread may be referred to in the future? 
Edit:
If you haven't tried it, a search for 'associate file type with program windows 10' produces several links that might be helpful...
If you find an easy solution could you please post a link to the answer, I think I've seen similar requests recently on the forum.

Edit:
If you haven't tried it, a search for 'associate file type with program windows 10' produces several links that might be helpful...
If you find an easy solution could you please post a link to the answer, I think I've seen similar requests recently on the forum.
Re: Associate .jfif extension with XnView in Windows 10 [Version TBD]
Well, this is interesting.
If you right click the file and select "Open with", then select XnView (which is possible here and not in Settings) and select "Always use this app to open .jfif files"; it opens XnView with an < Empty > file. This would suggest to me that there is an integration problem between XnView and Windows 10 Pro (OS build 17763.678). It stays associated, but always opens < Empty >. The association also shows in Windows>Settings now; so that is only part of the underlying problem.
If you right click the file and select "Open with", then select XnView (which is possible here and not in Settings) and select "Always use this app to open .jfif files"; it opens XnView with an < Empty > file. This would suggest to me that there is an integration problem between XnView and Windows 10 Pro (OS build 17763.678). It stays associated, but always opens < Empty >. The association also shows in Windows>Settings now; so that is only part of the underlying problem.