>OK, this is rather trivial, but incredibly annoying nonetheless. I
>once installed iTeXMac on my machine, which promptly colonized tex
>files by setting them to open with it instead of with TeXShop, and
>putting it's icon on each of those files as well. Now, despite
>having deleted the damn thing from my system, I still find the same
>icon on every tex file I save with TeXShop. How do I fix this
>(other than manually changing the icon on each file)?
>
>Bruce
>
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Hi Bruce
I think that it should be enough to go to one file called something.tex and
in the Finder do File > Show Info There is a menu saying General Information
click on that and select Open with application. Set it to TeXShop and
do the change all option.
If that doesn't work go into ~Library/Preferences and delete the files
LSApplications
LSClaimedTypes
LSSchemes
and log out and log in again. This last trick is supposed to be the
OS X equivalent of rebuilding the desktop.
Michael
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