How do you change the default opening application?
marc
gmane at auxbuss.com
Thu Aug 6 17:38:31 UTC 2009
Tony Baldwin wrote:
> marc wrote:
>
>>>>> Right click and select Properties|Open With|Add
>>>>> You can then add the application if it's not already there. Select 'Use
>>>>> Custom Command to put in the path of the app if it's not listed in your
>>>>> applications.
>>>> Yes, tes, I know, but this isn't what I'm asking.
>>>>
>>> Well you've got me there... Just what _are_ you asking then?
>>
>> To change the default app when a filetype/mimetype doesn't exist. When
>> the system has no idea what the file is.
>>
>
> Do YOU know what kind of file it is?
Maybe, maybe not. It's not important.
> Without that little tidbit, we can't tell you what application to use to
> open it.
That's the point: I want a default app for "unknown/unassigned" file
types. Basically, I'll just assign a text editor, because that's the
most useful general tool, imo.
This was working fine until a recent random "upgrade" when a completely
inappropriate app somehow became the "default" app.
> What is the file extension?
Never mind, I'll sort it out.
Thanks anyway.
--
Best,
Marc
"Change requires small steps."
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