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Question:Q:Can't download an xml file to desktop - Need help
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I need to do this so that I can use the bulk mail "Dazzle" function on Endicia for online postage. Help please and thanks so much.
IMAC, Mac OS X (10.4.11), Final Cut Pro Interference
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Dec 18, 2007 8:34 PM in response to Sean Moor In response to Sean Moor
In this case, that isn't what you want. Your simplest options are to either launc the app you want first and open the XML file from within it, or to Ctrl-click on the XML file and choose 'Open With...' from where you can specify an alternative application to open the file.
Dec 18, 2007 8:34 PM
Dec 18, 2007 9:17 PM in response to Camelot In response to Camelot
I can't get the .txt to drop off. When you mentioned specifying an alternative application to open the file, which one would you suggest? Right now, my Imac applications are simply the ones that came on the machine when purchased a year and half ago. I'm not running any Windows applications. But would consider getting Office for Mac IF that was the only way I can get these xml files to work.
Thanks Camelot for having patience with me.
Dec 18, 2007 9:17 PM
Dec 18, 2007 9:44 PM in response to Sean Moor In response to Sean Moor
Sean Moor wrote:
Okay, for Endicia to open the xml file it has to be in a format such as my_file.xml but when I try to put it onto my desktop, the .xml file defaults to a Text Edit file for example my_file.xml.txt
Just highlight the file, hit the "return" key, and you can edit the file's name. Just highlight ".txt" and delete it. You'll should get a prompt asking you if you really want to change the extension to "xml" from "txt". Just click on the "Use xml" button. That should change the extension.
You can also edit the extension in the "Get Info" inspector in the Finder. Just highlight your file and use the "command"-"i" key combo or choose "Get Info" from the Finder's File menu.
You shouldn't need Office to work with XML files. They're just text files. In fact, a great app for working with XML files is free: TextWrangler is really good for editing XML files...
charlie
Dec 18, 2007 9:44 PM
Question:Q:Can't download an xml file to desktop - Need help
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