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TextWrangler: takes over your machine :(
just tried installing it on my test laptop under 10.3.7 and the little blighter promptly did a M$ thingy and took over every single text file sig type on the entire machine.... its just taken me 20 minutes to set them back to there originals!
TextWrangler: takes over your machine :(
Hm, when I installed it I didn't have this happen.
TextWrangler: takes over your machine :( - Follow Up
I have installed this at home now. Still nothing out of the box associated with TextWrangler. Plain text and rtf are still associated with TextEdit. Old BBEdit Lite files are still associated with BBEdit.
re: terminal edit command
And SubEthaEdit has a "see" command line interface.
TextWrangler: takes over your machine :(
It didn't do that to me, either.
TextWrangler: takes over your machine :(
TextWrangler: takes over your machine :(
It does nothing of the sort. The OS recognized that it was capable of opening those files which otherwise had not file type or application binding, and so it used TextWrangler's icon for those files. However, the files are unmodified, and if you want to you can select one of them and use the Finder's "Get Info" command to change the binding for all files of that type.
TextWrangler: doesn't take over your machine :(
Well, for that matter, so do most other text editors. Typically, all you have to do is pick 1 file with the offending extension, then open the Finder's "Get Info" inspector, and switch the default app with the "Open With" part. Shouldn't take 20 minutes...
TextWrangler: takes over your machine :(
I had the same experience with the trial of BBedit. Now when i come across a changed file i will just change it back. |
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