Hello; go to one of these files and press command i that will bring up
the info on it. tab or arrow right until you get to the fields that
talk about open with. you can then use the select bar to tell your
mac to open all files with that extension with the ap text edit. You
may have to choose other and then arrow down until you get to text
edit. i'm sure someone else can explain it more clearly, but i wanted
you to know it could be done. take care, max
On May 6, 2011, at 12:11 PM, John Sanfilippo wrote:
Hello,
I have a bunch of known plain text files which have nonstandard txt
or rtf extensions. Short of renaming them all, is there some way I
can have the system open them in Text Edit?
1, Is there a way to open this file just once in text edit?
2, Is there a way to indicate that this type of file will always
open in text edit?
3, Would there be a way of terminating the opening of type x in text
edit?
Thanks,
John S
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