At 21:13 -0600 3/2/09, Jim Chaffin wrote:
Just do a Get Info on a 'BBEdit file' and select BBEdit as the
preferred app to open them. Then click the Change All... button.
You can still use type and creator. The SetFile developer tool still
works. You can just put the SetFile tool in $HOME/bin/
Damnable Google groups has word wrapped the text of my AppleScript.
Something needs to be done about that.
Save this AppleScript as a drag and drop application. You'll have to
change the path to the SetFile tool.
on open (argList)
repeat with theAlias in argList
set thePath to quoted form
i think i love you... a 10 second fix for hours of frustration...
thnks so much
On Mar 2, 1:47 pm, Semper Fidelis semper.fide...@mac.com wrote:
Barbara~
01. Select the file you want to open in BBEdit.
02. From Finder, choose File Get Info.
03. In the Open With portion of the Get Info
Barbara~
You're quite welcome. I'm glad it was an easy solve for you.
~Semper Fi, Mac!
--Sent from the iPhone of Semper Fidelis
On Mar 2, 2009, at 2:44 PM, barb...@lucilledesign.com
barb...@lucilledesign.com
wrote:
i think i love you... a 10 second fix for hours of frustration...
Barbara~
You're most welcome. Glad to hear it was a quick fix.
~Semper Fi, Mac!
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On Mar 2, 2009, at 2:44 PM, barb...@lucilledesign.com wrote:
i think i love you... a 10 second fix for hours of frustration...
thnks so much
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I just upgraded my system software and since then all my bbedit files
have lost the bbedit icon and instead, though saved as html documents,
have an IE icon and open in Internet Explorer
What do i need to do to save in BBedit now and keep the bbedit as the
default program. It is driving me nutz.
Barbara~
01. Select the file you want to open in BBEdit.
02. From Finder, choose File Get Info.
03. In the Open With portion of the Get Info dialog, specify
BBEdit.app as the application to open the file.
04. Right underneath that choice, click Change All to make the
choice stick for
Just do a Get Info on a 'BBEdit file' and select BBEdit as the
preferred app to open them. Then click the Change All... button. Be
aware, however, that '.html' files are, by default, normally opened/
used by browsers. This change will not affect your web browsing but it
rather
