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any other places besides .app package?
I seem to be having trouble with the sample droplets that photoshop 7.0 and imageready had installed. There are literally 21 new options in "open with" when i cmd+click on a jpg. It's ridiculous. I've checked the Adobe Photoshop package, and these droplets aren't to be found in that info.plist.
any other places besides .app package?
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any other places besides .app package?
I looked in "Make Button.exe" using ResEdit under Classic mode, and found that the plsts resource had the Info.plist information. I assume that editing that would do the same thing, though I haven't tried it.
RE: any other places besides .app package?
in mac os 9, the information was stored in the file's resource fork. some os x apps still do it like that too. changing the resources is no light hack. but it can be done. i'll try and give you a description of how it works
any other places besides .app package?
Those Droplets are actually stored in a subfolder under whichever Adobe product they are associated with. Example:
any other places besides .app package?
I found that renaming the folder containing the cursed droplets will knock them out of the context menu. I don't know if Photoshop complains if you do this, but it works in the short tem.
any other places besides .app package?
Just blow out the Samples folder under Photoshop directory (they're sample droplets anyways) and all those .exe in the Open With submenu will disappear.... |
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