On 25 apr 2006, at 13.19, Hans-Georg wrote:
Am 25.04.2006 um 12:35 schrieb Sven E Olsson:
I hope XXXX is not an valid MacType.
I do the same, using a mac type which is kind of imaginary. But
doing so I feel at the same time that I don't understand the whole
concept of filetypes (and so I was ashamed to post my solution)
Hans-Georg
I understand you, but i am to stupid for that.
The problem is that if you have an MacType in the filter then all
files that have that MacType is available in the Dialog boxes. But in
the same time, if there is a file that NOT have the MacType, then the
Extension is used. And today some MacFiles have a MacType and others
not, it bee some confusing.
Or there should be a MacType that mean check Extensions first! (just
like XXXX)
Have a nice time...
Sven E
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