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Remove capitalisation from Sources in iTunes 7
I think it's because there's no conversion needed. TextEdit and BBEdit open Localizable.strings and InfoPlist.strings (in the same folder) because they are pure text files...
Remove capitalisation from Sources in iTunes 7
On my G4 Localizable.strings is definitely in a binary plist format. TextEdit opens the file - but displays garbage as one would expect.
Remove capitalisation from Sources in iTunes 7
iBook G4 here and Localizable.strings was pure text.
Remove capitalisation from Sources in iTunes 7
The system indeed decides to switch to binary/text format depending on some unknown criteria. This is true of all plist prefs files, and was new with Tiger. |
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