[OS X TeX] pdf in Safari et al

Arthur Snoke snoke at vt.edu
Mon Jan 22 01:54:29 CET 2007


> In general, applications shouldn't set this except at user request; what 
> applications are you aware of that set this upon installation?  It may 
> appear that a newly installed application does this, but I suspect it's 
> often because the user hasn't explicitly specified a binding, and the 
> most recently installed application appears to take precedence.

I think this thread is revisiting the question I asked a few days ago: 
after installing acrobat 8 reader, that became the default PDF viewer in 
safari without my asking for it.  As one of you pointed out, one can 
control the browser-pdf application in acrobat (reader or regular) by 
going to preferences > internet.

I think I saw something like this some time ago when safari preferences 
could control the default browser.  At that time, safari was fairly 
primitive and I preferred something else and had trouble getting my wish.

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