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WinSock64 WinSock64 is offline Trying to associate .XLSX,.XLS,.CSV files to open in Excel 2013 in separate process Windows XP Trying to associate .XLSX,.XLS,.CSV files to open in Excel 2013 in separate process Office 2003
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Default Trying to associate .XLSX,.XLS,.CSV files to open in Excel 2013 in separate process

I was trying to figure out how to get file associations to open Excel 2013 consistently in a separate process. If I simply use excel /x I generate a new excel process, but if I try to use excel /x "%1" with the file association it uses the same process. Any ideas upon how I can accomplish what I want to do?
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