Le 19 juin 10 à 12:40, Peter Brigham MD a écrit :
On Jun 18, 2010, at 4:31 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
Yes, I forgot about the "show all file extensions" preference. I
have it off, but when I turn it on and look in my Applications
folder in the Finder, all of the other apps now have ".app"
appended, but "Microsoft Word" doesn't. Neither does Powerpoint or
Excel.
And when I try
answer file "Pick an app:"; put it into a;put a
I get, eg, "/Applications/Calculator.app" no matter what the
Finder settings are but I also get "/Applications/Microsoft Office
2004/Microsoft Word" no matter what the Finder settings are as well.
???
Sounds like you have version of Office that's so old, the apps
aren't OS X bundles. I didn't think those would run any more. If
you right-click on Word and you don't see "Show package contents"
in the menu, then it isn't a bundle.
Ah, that's what's happening. Thanks for clearing up the little
mystery. There are so many times when I think, "That's funny, I
wonder why it's like that" about something -- especially computers
-- and usually I have to move on without my curiosity being
satisfied. Every little tidbit like this helps me delude myself that
I actually am beginning to understand a little....
-- Peter
Peter M. Brigham
pmb...@gmail.com
http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig
"There has been an alarming increase in the number of things I know
nothing about."
Then, I think you are more and more knowledgeable ;-))
I am a retired researcher and all along my working time I experienced
the same. As soon I learned something new about a subject, I
experienced the same increase in the number of things I was not
knowing about it
Thanks a lot for your contribution to this thread
André
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