Safari will not auto-activate.

2004-09-07 Thread invicta
Laurent,
Back from vacation I tried to replicate my problem with Safari. Low and 
behold, the problem has vanished. Have not done anything, except trying 
Safari with another user which at that time did not solve the problem.

Many thanks, also to all others offering solutions.
Greetings, Andre.
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Re: Safari will not auto-activate

2004-09-02 Thread invicta
On 1 Sep 2004, at 21:30, G-Books wrote:
Did you make sure that Safari 1.2 is still the default browser and 
there are
no other copy of it somewhere else on your disk?

If you checked, then there might be a problem with the launch services 
cache
(which, *I think*, is also called locate) file. You might want to 
use a
tool like the free OnyX to clean all the caches.

-Laurent.
Laurent followed your advice but no improvement. No duplicate on the HD 
and cleaning caches with OnyX did not help either. Only difference is 
that now a window appears saying : Mail cannot open  No associated 
application could be found.

Anything else to try ?
Andre.
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Re: Safari will not auto-activate

2004-09-02 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 02/09/04 05:54, invicta at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 On 1 Sep 2004, at 21:30, G-Books wrote:
 
 
 Did you make sure that Safari 1.2 is still the default browser and
 there are
 no other copy of it somewhere else on your disk?
 
 If you checked, then there might be a problem with the launch services
 cache
 (which, *I think*, is also called locate) file. You might want to
 use a
 tool like the free OnyX to clean all the caches.
 
 -Laurent.
 
 Laurent followed your advice but no improvement. No duplicate on the HD
 and cleaning caches with OnyX did not help either. Only difference is
 that now a window appears saying : Mail cannot open  No associated
 application could be found.
 
 Anything else to try ?
 
 Andre.
 

Hmmm, the only way around this I see, unless someone has a better idea,
would be to reinstall the system, after you back up your data. Sorry.

-Laurent.
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Re: Safari will not auto-activate

2004-09-02 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 02/09/04 05:54, invicta at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 On 1 Sep 2004, at 21:30, G-Books wrote:
 
 
 Did you make sure that Safari 1.2 is still the default browser and
 there are
 no other copy of it somewhere else on your disk?
 
 If you checked, then there might be a problem with the launch services
 cache
 (which, *I think*, is also called locate) file. You might want to
 use a
 tool like the free OnyX to clean all the caches.
 
 -Laurent.
 
 Laurent followed your advice but no improvement. No duplicate on the HD
 and cleaning caches with OnyX did not help either. Only difference is
 that now a window appears saying : Mail cannot open  No associated
 application could be found.
 
 Anything else to try ?

Before re-installing, can you create a new account on your Mac and try when
logged into that account?

-Laurent.
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Re: Safari will not auto-activate.

2004-09-02 Thread invicta
On 2 Sep 2004, at 20:41, G-Books wrote:
Laurent followed your advice but no improvement. No duplicate on the 
HD
and cleaning caches with OnyX did not help either. Only difference is
that now a window appears saying : Mail cannot open  No associated
application could be found.

Anything else to try ?
Before re-installing, can you create a new account on your Mac and try 
when
logged into that account?

-Laurent.
I will try this but I'm going on a well deserved vacation. When I 
return I'll resume to tackle the problem. Thanks for your support.

Greetings, Andre.

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Re: Safari will not auto-activate.

2004-09-01 Thread Laurent Daudelin
On 01/09/04 15:00, invicta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello All,
 
 Since I had to reinstall Safari 1.2 ( I don't have iLife so updates
 wont work )  will not auto-activate. By this I mean if I click on a
 link in f.i. an e-mail, the link will not open unless Safari is open in
 the background. Before this when a link was clicked on, Safari
 auto-activated so that the link would open.
 
 Anyway to reinstate auto-activating ?

Did you make sure that Safari 1.2 is still the default browser and there are
no other copy of it somewhere else on your disk?

If you checked, then there might be a problem with the launch services cache
(which, *I think*, is also called locate) file. You might want to use a
tool like the free OnyX to clean all the caches.

-Laurent.
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