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Hi there,

 

Is there any way to get a folders Thumbnail View to work on what would

normally be a non-supported (non-supported to Thumbnail View) file type?

 

For instance I work in a millwork industry setting and we use several large

millwork machines that get programmed via .mpr files.

 

Now the .mpr file is kinda like an autocad file but with instructions for

the machine to slice and dice the piece of material. If you were to open the

file with the correct program (which is on each computer), you would get a

picture of the piece.

 

If the Thumbnail View would work on this file type then it would be very

easy for the machine user to choose which .mpr to run.

 

So the question is: Is there any way to get a folders Thumbnail View to work

on what would normally be a non-supported (non-supported to Thumbnail View)

file type?

 

thanks

Your software would need to generate a "preview" for this to work.

 

Lythandra wrote:

> Hi there,

>

> Is there any way to get a folders Thumbnail View to work on what would

> normally be a non-supported (non-supported to Thumbnail View) file type?

>

> For instance I work in a millwork industry setting and we use several large

> millwork machines that get programmed via .mpr files.

>

> Now the .mpr file is kinda like an autocad file but with instructions for

> the machine to slice and dice the piece of material. If you were to open the

> file with the correct program (which is on each computer), you would get a

> picture of the piece.

>

> If the Thumbnail View would work on this file type then it would be very

> easy for the machine user to choose which .mpr to run.

>

> So the question is: Is there any way to get a folders Thumbnail View to work

> on what would normally be a non-supported (non-supported to Thumbnail View)

> file type?

>

> thanks

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