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From: pressure (PEER)

11 Sep [#3] In reply to [#2]

No, Change All is no good because that changes MoI to the default program. I want another program to remain the default.

I guess I'll try fiddling with Info.plist or lsregister. Too bad Info.plist doesn't natively contain the supported extensions.

From: Michael Gibson

11 Sep [#4] In reply to [#3]

Hi Peer,

re:
> Too bad Info.plist doesn't natively contain the supported extensions.

I'm scared to put other file types in Moi's Info.plist because I've ran into problems when more than one app is registered with the same file types.

If you want to add them in for .svg or .pdf I think they go under CFBundleDocumentTypes .

- Michael

From: pressure (PEER)

11 Sep [#5] In reply to [#4]

Thank you for explaining why the other file types aren't in Info.plist

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