to set your default action hit cmd I on the file then go to open with and then 
in the pop up button choose your program then go to change all. This is the 
easiest way of opening files with a default program that I can think of.. I'll 
let someone lee handle your other question as I'm just a bit confused this 
morning.
On Aug 6, 2012, at 1:18 AM, Danny Noonan <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've worked out the difference between apps I can copy out of the archive and 
> paste in applications or utilities and the more complex apps with there own 
> more windows like installers but I've come across a few things I'm ignorant 
> of in regard to uninstalation and the like.
> 
> When I use open with for media files, I have vlc show up 3 times. 2 versions 
> of the newest and 1 previous version. The previous version is in the trash 
> but is still showing up in open with. How can I get rid of the duplication 
> and older version and I guess, is there a method of uninstalation of basic 
> apps like this and or the more complex apps? 
> 
> Also, I here that you can move apps to different folders etc but that since 
> lion this isn't a good idea and esp now that the app store has come along. 
> What if any of this is true or relevant?
> 
> I've looked but can't find where to set default actions for file types. Where 
> do I set default programs to play certain file types and, please tell me 
> there is a way I can stop iTunes from playing every media file I download 
> automatically.
> 
> Thanks for any help and more than happy to take answers off list.
> 
> Kindest regards,
> Danny:
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