Richard Gaskin wrote:
Scott Rossi wrote:
A customer of mine is reporting that his Mac system is currently treating
stacks as standalone apps: double-clicking a stack in the Finder launches
the stack as a standalone app without Rev's IDE. The problem appears
to be
a file-association issue. Looking in the Get Info window for the stack
shows "Standalone (default)" as the default application under "Open
with:".
Changing this to any version of Rev and clicking "Change All..." fails to
stick (reverts back to Standalone).
Is there a way to force-update the default app without reinstalling
Rev or
resorting to a 3rd party tool?
It may be unrelated to the Rev install.
Does he have a standalone on his HD named "Standalone"?
"Standalone" is the name of the runtime engine(s) used by the standalone
builder. I see that in OS X, both Standalone and Revolution have the
same creator code -- "Revo". The Finder must be getting confused.
If the customer doesn't need to build standalones, he could try zipping
the OS X apps inside the Runtime folder. That may force the Finder to
"see" other copies of "Revo".
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [email protected]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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