On 25 apr 2006, at 20.22, Tony Spencer wrote:
As you've discovered, MacType is the wrong thing to use to separate
these files, as .txt, .html and .xml are all plain text file types,
which is why you can edit any of them in any text editor...
Yes, I know that using MacTypes is the wrong way to separate files,
because some files have and some files have not MacType.
And if the file have an MacType "TEXT" then ALL text files is showing.
The only save way to separate files is the extension, but then you
get problems when you have to use an MacType in the filter. But I
found the workaround MacType = "XXXX" then you could trust your
extensions filter..
Regards,
Sven E Olsson
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