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Question Double-Click File Open Options

I know this inquiry is not audio related, but I thought someone here might know the answer. In CWPA9, I double-click on various folders; & they open. When I double-click on a particular .wrk file, I get the option to delete the file. How can I set my file preferences so that double-clicking
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It's there on the Help section...

To Set the View Opened by Double-Clicking

1. Right-click in the Clips pane and choose View-Options.

2. Select the types of view opened by double-clicking MIDI and audio clips.

3. Click OK.
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