;> Ray Horsley
>>> LinkIt! Software
>>>
>>> On Sep 24, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Marty Knapp wrote:
>>>
>>>> You can open a specific document with a specific application like this:
>>>>
>>>> launch "/MyDocumentsFolder/TheDocu
"/Applications/
MyApp.app"
using the path of each. and assuming the the application is
capable of
opening it.
Marty Knapp
On kind of a related note, anybody know how to set a file to open
with a
certain application? This is manually done with the Get Info
w
wrote:
>
>> You can open a specific document with a specific application like this:
>>
>> launch "/MyDocumentsFolder/TheDocument.doc" with "/Applications/MyApp.app"
>>
>> using the path of each. and assuming the the application is capable of
>>
I'm pretty sure they are both the default names and locations, but for
different copies of OS X.
Ian
On 24 Sep 2009, at 21:22, Ray Horsley wrote:
I'd like to decompress it automatically from the same script but I
don't know where "Archive Utility" is or what it's named on the end
users ma
apable
of opening it.
Marty Knapp
On kind of a related note, anybody know how to set a file to open
with a certain application? This is manually done with the Get
Info window on the Mac but I need to do this from within a script.
Thanks,
Ray Horsley
LinkIt! Software
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body know how to set a file to open with
a certain application? This is manually done with the Get Info window
on the Mac but I need to do this from within a script.
Thanks,
Ray Horsley
LinkIt! Software
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On kind of a related note, anybody know how to set a file to open with
a certain application? This is manually done with the Get Info window
on the Mac but I need to do this from within a script.
Thanks,
Ray Horsley
LinkIt! Software
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> Now you are adding a new instruction. Where do I do this
> magical double-click that will solve everything?
>
> Sarah
> (who gets the all the list emails singly but still finds long
> sigs to be an annoyance).
ah, the doubleclick command you got me there!
Sarah, sorry for completely us
> > > it's actually much simpler than what's been described...
> > > open a command box and type the following
> > > assoc .rev ! this outputs the current association
>
> > Sorry, but to someone who is not familiar with DOS/Windows, there is
> > no way this could possibly be simpler than the previo
Bob Hartley wrote:
I'm toying with linux anyway, since I'm fed up buying thingds like
diskeeper, regmachanic etc etc etc etc just so the thing doesn't grind to a
halt.
I'm posting in hopes that someone will tell me I'm wrong, but last time
I looked into the same issues on Linux I found a horri
ied going to the individual properties and diong it that way but
> > > still no luck. Windows does not recognise revolution as an app to
> > > associate fieltypes with.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> > I can't help, but I can confirm this exce
Hi Sarah,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 17/11/2005 12:09:13:
> On 11/17/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > it's actually much simpler than what's been described...
> >
> > open a command box and type the following
> >
> > assoc .rev ! this outputs the current association
> Sorry,
On 11/17/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it's actually much simpler than what's been described...
>
> open a command box and type the following
>
> assoc .rev ! this outputs the current association
>
> ASSOC .rev=RunRevFile
> FTYPE RunRevFile=D:\Metacard\mc.exe "%1"
>
> assoc
Hello Bob,
> Anyone got any idea what I should do (appart from using a mac. :-)
> I'm thinking along the lines of my first forray into the registry. O!
If you don't like the DOS based advice already given and don't want to venture
into the Registry (although this is not as bad as its reputa
Alex
> Somewhere or somehow you need to tell it that you want to use C:\Program
> Files\Revolution 2.6.1\revolution.exe (or local equivalent) to run these
> files. (Don't you ?)
that's why first you associate the file type
assoc .rev=RunRevFile -- you create the association to runrevfile for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's good if you already have the filetype info for "RunRevFile" set
up - but you probably won't.
ASSOC .rev=RunRevFile
This line sets up your file type... as seen in "Ftype /?"
It sets up the filetype - but it doesn't provide the needed info on how
to ru
thanks for the corrections Alex!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 17/11/2005 09:54:24:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >it's actually much simpler than what's been described...
> >
> >open a command box and type the following
> >
> >assoc .rev ! this outputs the current association
> >
> > ASSOC .rev=
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's actually much simpler than what's been described...
open a command box and type the following
assoc .rev ! this outputs the current association
ASSOC .rev=RunRevFile
FTYPE RunRevFile=D:\Metacard\mc.exe "%1"
assoc .rev=RunRevFile
assoc mc=RunRevFile
assoc hc=Ru
it's actually much simpler than what's been described...
open a command box and type the following
assoc .rev ! this outputs the current association
ASSOC .rev=RunRevFile
FTYPE RunRevFile=D:\Metacard\mc.exe "%1"
assoc .rev=RunRevFile
assoc mc=RunRevFile
assoc hc=RunRevFile
double click a r
ion as an app to associate
fieltypes with.
I can't help, but I can confirm this except that in my case, Windows
insists on using WinRAR to boot my .rev stacks. When I choose "Open
with..." I get a list that does not include Revolution, so I choose
Browse and go and find the Revol
this except that in my case, Windows
insists on using WinRAR to boot my .rev stacks. When I choose "Open
with..." I get a list that does not include Revolution, so I choose
Browse and go and find the Revolution.exe. After finding it, it still
doesn't appear in the list, so I can
l
>> no luck. Windows does not recognise revolution as an app to associate
>> fieltypes with.
>>
>
> I can't help, but I can confirm this except that in my case, Windows
> insists on using WinRAR to boot my .rev stacks. When I choose "Open
> with..."
lp, but I can confirm this except that in my case, Windows
insists on using WinRAR to boot my .rev stacks. When I choose "Open
with..." I get a list that does not include Revolution, so I choose
Browse and go and find the Revolution.exe. After finding it, it still
doesn't appear in th
Hi All.
I was wanting to launch a rev plugin to check for updates. (I won't mention
the plugin because it is not the fault of the plugin). I deleted rev 2.5
because I use 2.6 and the old rev version kept launching.
So I doubleclicked on the plugin (has a .rev extension) and windows asked me
what
I just downloaded 2.6 for a test drive, but now all of my rev files
try to open with 2.6, even when it's in the trash. On the open
with contextual menu, 2.5 isn't one of the options even though it
is installed and has been for a while, and when I click "get info"
it is
I just downloaded 2.6 for a test drive, but now all of my rev files
try to open with 2.6, even when it's in the trash. On the open with
contextual menu, 2.5 isn't one of the options even though it is
installed and has been for a while, and when I click "get info" it
is
Hi Thierry
Thanks very much for an excellent solution - just the job!
With best regards
Peter
Add the following handler to the main stack script:
on appleEvent pClass, pID, pSender
switch pClass & pID
case "aevtodoc"
request appleEvent data -- extract the path of the file to open
-- put he
Hi Peter,
Add the following handler to the main stack script:
on appleEvent pClass, pID, pSender
switch pClass & pID
case "aevtodoc"
request appleEvent data -- extract the path of the file to open
-- put here the code to process the file
break
default
pass appleEvent
end switch
I've got a standalone developed with Rev 2.5.1 that I want to
associate with a particular file extension for both OS X and Windows.
On both platforms I can specify that all files with the extension
".xyz" is to be opened by a particular program. This works fine with
Windows, but not with OS X
Jacqueline,
You said:
The behavior is intentional and useful. To see how your stack will run
without the development environment, you can double-click it in the
Finder and it will run exactly as it would if you had compiled it as an
app.
I have found this to be not true. I rarely use this techniq
On 2/21/03 3:04 PM, Ken Norris (dialup) wrote:
Command-clicking a stack in the Finder
will open the stack with the development environment loaded, which
allows you to choose how it will open.
--
I thought I tried that. Maybe it's exclusive to MC?
It may be, for now. I think it was added af
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> Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2003 12:57:53 -0600
> From: "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Why doesn't a stack open with the UI
> Command-clicking a stack in the Finder
> will open the stack with the development environment loaded, which
>
On 2/21/03 12:24 PM, Ken Norris (dialup) wrote:
That's right. Why is it like that? If I open a stack out of a folder which
is _not_ a standalone, the UI does not open with it. Even if I close , or
even if I leave it open and click on the Rev app in Rev's own folder, the UI
refus
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> Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 22:47:04 -0800
> Subject: Re: Why doesn't a stack open with the UI
> From: Scott Rossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It sounds like you're running your stack under the Rev engine only (not the
> development environment). In MetaCar
Recently, Ken Norris (dialup) wrote:
> I don't know where the thread went, but someone asked why a stack won't open
> with the UI.
>
> I hadn't really run into that because I don't have a completed stack yet,
> but it's true: If you open a stack from a fol
Hi all,
I don't know where the thread went, but someone asked why a stack won't open
with the UI.
I hadn't really run into that because I don't have a completed stack yet,
but it's true: If you open a stack from a folder, Rev is opened, but there
is no UI and no appare
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