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Is there a way to change what application opens a particular file type. On my Mojave 10.14.4 iMac, html files open with Safari and I would prefer the default be Adobe Dreamweaver 19.1. This holds true for css files as well.
Thanks ahead of time...
iMac 27" 5K, macOS 10.14
You can attempt to change the default application to Dreamweaver from Safari.
Right-click on any .html file, and press option+command+i. On this show info panel, visit the Open with section and change it from Safari to Dreamweaver on the selection list. Then click through the Change All… button. Perform this again for a .css file, though the default application is unlikely to be Safari.
You can attempt to change the default application to Dreamweaver from Safari.
Right-click on any .html file, and press option+command+i. On this show info panel, visit the Open with section and change it from Safari to Dreamweaver on the selection list. Then click through the Change All… button. Perform this again for a .css file, though the default application is unlikely to be Safari.
dialabrain wrote:
Right/control click on one of the files, press Command + I, choose from the "Open with" dropdown menu, then click the change all button.
FWIW, this should have said "Right/control click on one of the files and choose 'Get Info'" or select the file and press command+I.
Right/control click on one of the files, press Command + I, choose from the "Open with" dropdown menu, then click the change all button.
Perfect. Exactly what I needed.
Thank You...
You are welcome.
Is there some reason to use option+command+I verses command+I?
Change default application
