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Yeah. I know where to make the setting, I just don't know what environment variable configuration to make in order for this to work.

I couldn't get the Powershell code to work.
I liked the temporary solution ben_josephs had posted but I would love to find the permanent solution with environment variables settings.

Awesome. That worked. Thanks.
I'm making note of it this time.

Okay. Thanks. What I am trying to do is enable the setting that when I am in command prompt, instead of typing 'notepad sample.txt' and it opens sample.txt with Notepad or 'write sample.txt' and it opens sample.txt with Wordpad, I want to be able to type 'textpad sample.txt' and it opens it in ...

I know I have seen how to set this up somewhere but I can't seem to find it.
Could someone tell me how to setup environment variables in Windows to allow me to use Textpad in command prompt to open files?
Thanks in advance