You cannot associate the .PBL extension with the PowerBuilder EXE as
PowerBuilder does not accept a library name as a startup parameter.
But you can still achieve the desired effect by downloading a new utility call PBLaunch. This utility allows you to associate the .PBL
extension with the PBLaunch EXE. Then when you double click a PBL to open it PBLaunch
figures out which Application the Library is associated with and start PowerBuilder
for that Application.
You can also just run PBLaunch and it will show you a list of all valid applications in
your INI and let you pick which one you to start. |