.exe changing to .stl on download


  1. phasmid
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    .exe changing to .stl on download


    Hi, when I dl an app or program it always has the file type .stl which is a 3d printing file and Cura starts if I click it. Cura is my 3d slicer program. If I change the file type to exe it works ok. Not big problem but annoying. Any help appreciated.
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  3. BrightBlessings
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    Use the exe one.
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