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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / October 2005Setting applications tools
Is there a way to configure which application get started for : .rsrc .plist and .string files. Thanks in advance. Denis > Is there a way to configure which application get started for : > .rsrc > .plist > and .string files. In Finder, chose a file with one of those extensions. Do "Get Info". Select from the "Open With" popup. Click the: "Use this application to open all documents like this." ( Change All ... ) button.  SignatureDavid Phillip Oster Thanks. > > Is there a way to configure which application get started for : > > .rsrc [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Select from the "Open With" popup. > Click the: I did but it keeps reseting to the other program. It works, but only once. > "Use this application to open all documents like this." > ( Change All ... ) button. There is no change all button??? > Thanks. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > There is no change all button??? The contextual menu for the item includes "open with" and in that submenu is "Open with Other..." which allow you to select any specific application and includes the "always open with" checkbox. Thanks, Did that but it's kind of failing as it resets all the time. I did find the change all button in the Get info, wonder why when I tried before it didn't show it??? I resolved the situation for now by deleting the other application. That did the trick... With a cost! DC > > Thanks. > > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > submenu is "Open with Other..." which allow you to select any specific > application and includes the "always open with" checkbox. |
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