The page on configuring TeXworks has this instruction:
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If you want to be able to filter files with .gabc extensions in the file
dialogs of TeXworks, you have to hack the configuration files a little,
but this is very easy.
First, you have to find the file named texworks-config.txt. Under Linux
it is in ~/.TeXworks/configuration/, under Windows it should be in
C:/Users/<your user name>/.texlive2015/texmf-config (replace "2015" with
your version); if it's not there, you can look for it with the Windows
search tools.
Then open this file, and, near the end, you will see comments starting
by # file-open-filter:. Simply add the following line:
# file-open-filter: Gabc score (*.gabc)
...where you want it to appear in the list.
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I am using Windows 10, and TeXworks version 0.4.6 (official).
One trivial comment: it's perhaps worth sayin that the configuration
file is read-only and that you need to change this before you begin.
More seriously, I found this didn't work for me; the new filter just
didn't appear in dialogs, I still got the default list. Here is what I
had to do: insert this new line as advised. Then uncomment (remove the
#) from the lines you want to appear in dialogs. (If you just uncomment
*.gabc that's all you be offered.)
Best wishes,
Brian.
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Dr W B Stewart
Exeter College
Oxford OX1 3DP
mob 07929 780104
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