Hi Travis,
Ok, got it. Thanks for the info. I knew I entirely missed this
discussion somehow.
Take Care
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On May 20, 2006, at 11:18 PM, Travis Siegel wrote:
John and others.
RcDefault app is a preferences pane that allows you to change the
default applications for opening files with any extension that is
registered on the mac. It can also be used to change your default
web browser, default mail program, and loads of other stuff. It
gets installed as an entry in the system prefs application, and
when you bring it up, it has 7 tabs, eah one for different stuff,
file extensions, file types, mime types, and so on. It's pretty
thorough, and allows you to control nearly everything your mac does
when it encounters a file or program. I'd nominate it for best app
of the year if I ever got around to it, and knew where to send the
nomination. *grin*
