Re: System 601 Finder

[tooly@zelator.de (Theo Schneider)]

In <tolsenCntnrx.A1G@netcom.com> tolsen@netcom.com (Terry R. Olsen) writes:

>I got a problem.  When in the Finder, I double clicked on a text file,
>the Finder said it couldn't find "teach".  I told it to "find" teach
>and I accidently selected "Prodos".  So now whenever I double click
>on a text file, System 601 re-boots. 

>I can't figure out how to "un-do" this.  Any suggestions?  I tried 
>shift-booting because I thought it might be an init or extra but it still
>does it with no inits or extras active.  Maybe in the Finders resource
>fork?  Maybe In a config file?  I can't find it.  HELP!!!!!

Hi there,
i think Finder stores this informations in the desktop file (found in the
icon folder'.
The easiest way is delete the desktop file, but then you will loose also
all other bundle resources that the finder has copyied to this file, so
some files will have the standard icon and not there own. but when you
start this files then finder will create an new desktop file.

The other way is wait until rEdit has an rBundle editor.

mfg
	 Theo

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