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Removing "Opem With..." options?
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When I was wanting to open a photo in Fireworks instead of Preview, I encountered this mess:
I only have one copy of Camino installed (used to use Intel Optimized version, but deleted it), don't even have Opera installed anymore, and I don't know why the CrossOver thing is there in the first place.
How can I remove some of these options?
(Last edited by DuckRacer1; Jan 27, 2007 at 12:37 PM.
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or just use Onyx 
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Opera is included with PhotoShop CS3 beta. I noticed this myself because I couldn't understand why on earth I had it in my list to begin with.
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Originally Posted by Visualize 
Opera is included with PhotoShop CS3 beta. I noticed this myself because I couldn't understand why on earth I had it in my list to begin with.
PSCS3 didn't install Opera on my machine 
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Originally Posted by kmkkid
PSCS3 didn't install Opera on my machine
Same here. Opera is not installed with Photoshop CS3
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CS3beta - perhaps they removed it from the final version?
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The final version that no one has because it doesn't exist yet? Maybe.
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Sorry to derail this thread, but what if you want to ADD one option? Often I want to open a picture with Photoshop 5.5 (Classic) but it doesn't appear in the list..
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RCDefaultApp prefpane will allow you to set PS 5.5 as a default app, which would keep it at the top of the list. Whether this works in unison with classic, I don't know...
RCDefaultApp 2.0.1 - MacUpdate
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Originally Posted by jasong
The final version that no one has because it doesn't exist yet? Maybe.
Doh! 
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Originally Posted by FireWire
Sorry to derail this thread, but what if you want to ADD one option? Often I want to open a picture with Photoshop 5.5 (Classic) but it doesn't appear in the list..
you click OTHER at the bottom .
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Originally Posted by kmkkid
RCDefaultApp prefpane will allow you to set PS 5.5 as a default app, which would keep it at the top of the list. Whether this works in unison with classic, I don't know...
RCDefaultApp 2.0.1 - MacUpdate
Thank you! I will try that!
Originally Posted by spice003
you click OTHER at the bottom .
I don't think it would add it to the list permanently, it only lets you choose an app for this particular time?
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Originally Posted by bowwowman
or just use Onyx
I don't see the option in Onyx.
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FWIW:
I too noticed that duplicate issue after using SuperDuper. So I asked Dave Nanian, the developer, if he had insight. His reply:
"The reason you see multiple items, after using SuperDuper!, is because you're creating new copies of the applications (on the backup). Since the paths to these applications are different, LaunchServices puts them in again."
I presume this is also the case with CCC.
As noted above, rebuilding the Launch Services Database with OnyX, Cocktail or similar utilities is a solution.
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Originally Posted by Big Mac
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The Terminal is a nightmare to me... that'll be a last case scenario.
Originally Posted by bowwowman
or just use Onyx
I'm currently looking through the options of it, haven't found anything so far...
Also, could someone edit the thread title and correct the spelling error? I tried doing it myself, but it didn't work for some odd reason...
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Originally Posted by DuckRacer1
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I'm currently looking through the options of it, haven't found anything so far...
Onyx v 1.7.7, Maintenance tab, reset button, last item in box is "LaunchServicesDatabase" √ the box and hit execute
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