>If on the previous Mac i double-clicked on a .html attachment, my browser >Safari would open and show the page. >Same for a MAC OS 9 screen picture.. then Simpletext would open. > >But on my brand new 10.4 Mac, this relation is not in place, and when >clicking on a .html attachment, I get a dialog telling me that Internet >Explo(d)er will be opened for the first time. > >However, outside CE and the Classic box, my OS 10.4 does know very well >that Safari needs to be opened, and works fine. > >So, do you have any idea where I can change the relationship between >.html and a program, or .pict and a program or .txt and a program etc... ?
-- Marc: As Chris has suggested, you may need to do some 'work' in the Classic Internet control panel. Internet (CP) > Web > Default Web Browser (at bottom of CP). In addition to Chris' suggestion, you may also have to go to Safari > Pereferences > General and select Safari as your default browser. As for image files, I think you should still be able to use 'Open with:' and 'Change All..." in the Get Info dialogs of OS X. All my image attachments from CE open in Preview, so I must have done something of the kind along the way. Same with .txt... all should open in TextEdit, but may need some tweaking in Get Info to make work. Thanks again for the Temp Incoming / Spotlight tip... it looks like it may have solved the problem once and for all. Best Wishes. Peter B. ----- ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
