This is a minor annoyance to Vista users -- less vexing than the now-blackened and disabled QuickTime controller bar which makes
QT Movie NoteTaker useless.
If the file association for ZIP files in Windows Vista get changed, it's not straightword how to change them back to the built-in Microsoft functionality. This will restore .zip files to their original Windows Explorer associations, courtesy of
VistaHeads:
Go to the Start Menu
Type "command" in the Search box
Then right click on "Command Prompt" shown on top
Select "Run as Administrator"
In the Command window, type (or right-click and paste):
assoc .zip=CompressedFolder
You could also use an automatic technique from
Winhelponline in
File association fixes for Windows Vista.
Michael Coleman, product manager for Adobe After Effects green lights AE on Windows 7, which was released today. For more details, see Thinking of running After Effects on Windows 7? All signs point to yes.
