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I have to admit that I am now a bit ashamed that I didn't get this simple solution. I was simply thinking too complicated and didn't think of one of the last steps in the chain: checking the default app for a .txt file. You see in the notepad title that it's a .txt file, so it's indeed very obvious which extension is used. In our case it's the "desired" behaviour that all .txt files open with Notepad++. Thx and +1

Peter VARGA
– Peter VARGA

2026-03-30 17:01:52 +00:00
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