How can i change .epub file extention back to unkown aplication


  1. xishabz
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    How can i change .epub file extention back to unkown aplication


    haha so today i downloaded a book from the internet, (legal), and i could not open it, cause it said unknown application so i clicked open with and i chose microsoft word 2007. now how do i change it back to unknown application I NEED HELP NOW :P. seriously
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  3. Shimshom
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    Not sure about making it unknown again but you can change which program opens it easy enough with this tutorial Default Programs - Associate a File Type or Protocol and you need a program to be able to read .epub such as EPUB File Reader or any other and when you find the one you like associate it with the epub extension
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  4. xishabz
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    Hey mate, did not really help, i found this on another thread and well it worked. A Utility to Unassociate File Types in Windows 7 and Vista - The Winhelponline Blog


    Anyway i honestly dont care at least it is gone
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