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Good article until the last paragraph where he gave in to the temptation to make a sensationalistic statement. If Windows does indeed offer this functionality I
by jsz0 17y ago
Good article until the last paragraph where he gave in to the temptation to make a sensationalistic statement. If Windows does indeed offer this functionality I've never seen it. Not in Windows 3.0, not in 95, 98, ME, XP, Vista, or 7. You get a default application per file type and can choose to open any filetype with any other application on a per access basis. To the best of my knowledge you cannot even statically assign a specific filename.type to open with a different application. Everything goes by the filetype extension in Windows. If I'm wrong I apologize to the author in advance.
- jodrellblank 17y agoWhat sensationalistic statement? If Windows offers what functionality? He only mentions Windows twice in the whole article, both times comparing Snow Leopard to Windows 3.0
- jsz0 17y agoUnless my reading comprehension is extremely poor today he is saying Snow Leopard has the same level of filetype functionality as Windows 3.0 which is simply not true.
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