Richard Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Won't work. It will change the one item but will not allow a change all. > > It will if you're in OS X. > > Get Info on any document that opens in IE automatically. > In "Open with:" select Safari. > Under "Open with:" you will see this button: > "Use this appliation to open all > documents like this. > Change All..." > Click this, and it will change all IE documents on your drive.
not necessarily. On OSX, I understand the way the Finder (or PowerMail) will open a document is, something like the following: a) if this document has been, individually, associated to a given application (the "get info / open with" procedure above, without "change all"), run this app b) or else, if the document contains an OS9 (or earlier) tag named "creator", then run the associated app c) or else, use the app preassociated to this document's extension (if it has any) d) or else, run the app associated to the document's OS9 TYPE tag. In your case, it looks like your html document wears a "creator" tag associated to IE, which intercepts the decision process before its name's extension has a chance to trigger Safari. One way to check this is to look at your document with XRay, a little utility that will allow which ones of the above fields are significant... The best way is to remove IE from your HD, like me :-) Hervé -- remove ".listes" and add a dot after fh please enlevez ".listes" et ajoutez un point après fh
