In Windows 11 and Windows 10, the applying of Repair ‘printto’ verbs function unfortunately is not enough to fully resolve the problems with printing (printto function). The mechanism of assigning the file associations once again changed in this operating system. You need to manually assign the associations of file types with specific applications.
The file associations can be easily configured for the current user account.
To configure file associations for the current user account
1. Right click the Start button, and then click Settings.
2. In the Settings window click Apps, and then click Default apps.
3. On the Default apps page, click Choose defaults by file type.
4. Under Choose defaults by file type, make sure that file extension (e.g. .tif) is associated with the desired application. To change the default program, click the extension, and then select application to be used with selected file type (e.g. Windows Photo Viewer).
5. Open Fax Voip SoftPhone Control Panel. Click Fax in TreeView, then click Fax Converter. Click Repair ‘printto’ verbs. (See also Printto Options chapter).
Recommended file associations
In the table below you will find the settings that we recommend for standard file type associations. You can assign other default programs, but correct operation of printto function is not guaranteed in this case.
Extension |
Description |
Default program |
.bmp |
Bitmap image |
Paint |
.dib |
Bitmap image |
Paint |
.emf |
EMF File |
Paint |
.gif |
GIF File |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.ico |
ICO File |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.jfif |
JPEG image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.jpe |
JPEG image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.jpeg |
JPEG image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.jpg |
JPEG image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.jxr |
Windows Media Photo |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.png |
PNG image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.rle |
RLE File |
Paint |
.tif |
TIFF image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.tiff |
TIFF image |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.wdp |
Windows Media Photo |
Windows Photo Viewer |
.wmf |
WMF File |
Paint |
.txt |
Text Document |
Notepad |
Notes