[thetagstag]

So heres the story,

 

I'm making an interactive map on a pdf, where there is currently a map of a construction site. We have taken a number of 360 images around the site, so I have added icons and links on the pdf map that when clicked automatically open the corresponding image taken. All these 360 images are in a contained folder (relevant to question).

My issue is that when I create these links I cannot specify which software is used to open the images. The images open by default on windows image viewer (which does not have 360 viewing/panning capabilities). One solution to the problem is to set the default jpeg opening on the 360 proprietary software. But this presents a hassle as everyone who views the map from hereon will have to manually set their default software to this 360 software.

 

So heres my question. Can I set all the images in the folder to open with the 360 software, and not affect any other jpegs on the computer? i.e. can I make the 360 software the default opening software for a single folder only ?

 

any and all answers appreciated

 

The Tag Stag

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Don't know if it will work or not but maybe?

 

1) Change the extension on all of those files from ".jpg" to say .".jpeg"

 

2) Setup the default application for ".jpeg".

[SpywareDr]

Don't know if it will work or not but maybe?

 

1) Change the extension on all of those files from ".jpg" to say .".jpeg"

 

2) Setup the default application for ".jpeg".