How to associate HTML to Internet explorer

Access Folder Options (This will open in a separate window)
Click File Types tab
Select HTM Extension
1. Make sure that Internet Explorer is set for the default
2. Internet Explorer is not the default, click Change
3. Highlight Internet Explorer
4. If Internet Explorer is not in the list, Click Browse
  1. Browse to C:\PROGRAM FILES\INTERNET EXPLORER\EXPLORER.EXE
  2. Click OK

Click OK

Select HTML Extension
1. Make sure that Internet Explorer is set for the default
2. Internet Explorer is not the default, click Change
3. Highlight Internet Explorer
4. If Internet Explorer is not in the list, Click Browse
  1. Browse to C:\PROGRAM FILES\INTERNET EXPLORER\EXPLORER.EXE
  2. Click OK

Click OK

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