Right-click the computer and click "no new text file (txt)" and double-click "TXT" to print the file.

I don't know what to do on my computer. Right-click and choose create text document. No. Now I have solved the problem.

Go to the Registry HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ discardable \ postsetup \ shellnew and create a new name: Text Document binary data (this step must be included)

Right-click the computer-there is no text document (txt) in the new building. The solution is as follows...

Save the following content to notepad:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
 
[Hkey_classes_root \. txt]
@ = "Txtfile"
"Content type" = "text/plain"
 
[Hkey_classes_root \. txt \ shellnew]
"Nullfile" = ""
 
[Hkey_classes_root \ txtfile]
@ = "Text Document"
 
[Hkey_classes_root \ txtfile \ shell]
 
[Hkey_classes_root \ txtfile \ shell \ open]
 
[Hkey_classes_root \ txtfile \ shell \ open \ command]
@ = "Notepad. EXE % 1"

Save it as the newtxtfile. reg file. Double-click to import to the Registry.

If your computer does not recognize the. reg file, click Start-> Run, enter Regedit E: \ newtxtfile. Reg, and click OK.

(Note: newtxtfile. Reg is saved to the Elastic Block Storage (Elastic Block Storage ).

 

How to print the TXT document when you double-click it:

Click Start, Run, enter Regedit to open the Registry Editor, expand child Jian: hkey_classes_root \ txtfile \ shell \ Print \ command, and change the value of the "default" item on the right: "% SystemRoot % \ system32 \ notepad. EXE
% 1 "(do not enclose the quotation marks.