I would like to have a double-clickable document that will launch my
application and be opened.
The difficulty is that my 'documents' are folders containing images,
text files, etc.
The solution (for OS X) seems to be making the document folders into
packages (bundles) that have an extension linked to the application.
My questions:
1. what is needed to make a folder a bundle? A bundle associated with
a particular application?
I've read some of Apple's documentation, and, in my first attempt at
modifying the info.plist in the application and giving a matching
extension to the folder, nothing happened to the folder; it stayed a
folder. I'm assuming that the extension must be registered by the
finder, but I don't know when the finder reads the info.plist. Also,
I'm probably doing other stuff wrong.
2. Is there any similar strategy for window folders?
Thanks in advance,
John Kubie
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