benpatient
Apr 22, 2004, 10:25 AM
So yesterday I was working on some stuff, and I was sent a .sea self-extracting stuff-it archive from a client.
To my surprise, this file was not associated with stuff-it expander for some reason...no problem, right? I just click on "browse" and select stuff-it and click "always use this application" and hit "OK" and...
oh crap.
i hit "system profiler" instead of "stuff-it expander"
system profiler has opened, and it sitting there, dumbly, wondering why i sent it a .sea file.
so i close system profiler and right-click the .sea file and try to "open with" another app...at this point, "system profiler" is the default.
so i browse again and this time make sure that i hit stuff-it in the list, and then hit "always use this app" and "ok".
and the file opens.
but then i get another .sea file today.
and it opens by default in "system profiler." So i try and re-set that again to stuff-it.
it doesn't work.
no matter what i do, "system profiler (default)" stays on my contextual menu...
To my surprise, this file was not associated with stuff-it expander for some reason...no problem, right? I just click on "browse" and select stuff-it and click "always use this application" and hit "OK" and...
oh crap.
i hit "system profiler" instead of "stuff-it expander"
system profiler has opened, and it sitting there, dumbly, wondering why i sent it a .sea file.
so i close system profiler and right-click the .sea file and try to "open with" another app...at this point, "system profiler" is the default.
so i browse again and this time make sure that i hit stuff-it in the list, and then hit "always use this app" and "ok".
and the file opens.
but then i get another .sea file today.
and it opens by default in "system profiler." So i try and re-set that again to stuff-it.
it doesn't work.
no matter what i do, "system profiler (default)" stays on my contextual menu...
