Actually I am looking to register a filetype that is like a Pages,
Keynote, or Widget type, which are actually folders with
a .pages, .key, or .wdgt added on to the actual folder name.
Applications also use this naming with the .app extension. Within
this folder would be xml files, image files, applescripts, and other
tidbits. I am wanting to register the following file types:
.scribe -- a word processor document
.sheets -- a spreadsheet document
.vues -- a presentation document
.transact -- a database document
On Sep 30, 2005, at 1:05 PM, Bryan Prusha wrote:
If you're talking about declaring a *package* extension, here is a
good URL covering this:
On Sep 29, 2005, at 8:21 PM, Rick Langschultz wrote:
Hey everyone,
I have been writing an application much like Powerpoint, and was
wondering if anyone knew how i can register a filetype like Pages
and Keynote? The folder will contain xml data, images, icons,
sounds, and videos, as well as information about the file and
other aspects of the file...
Anyone have any advice?
Rick Langschultz
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