[Squeakland] Safari plugin problem

[Randy Heiland]

TextEdit (default), Terminal, Other...

And sure enough, if I select 'Terminal', it does execute that script  
and (re)install Squeak.  Maybe at some point I told my system to use  
the TextEdit app to open any file whose filetype suffix wasn't  
known.  Is ".command" some standard Mac suffix?

--Randy

On Nov 1, 2005, at 9:32 PM, John M McIntosh wrote:

> Ok, I'm curious if you select the Double-Click-To-Install.command
> icon in a Finder window, then control-click and select Open With...
> What does it say for your choices?
>
> On 1-Nov-05, at 5:20 PM, Randy Heiland wrote:
>
>
>> OK, I realize now what I did, or rather, what I didn't do.  I
>> double-clicked the Squeakland.10.x.x.dmg to mount the volume, then
>> double-clicked the 'Double-Click-To-Install.command' file to do the
>> install.  However, I blindly assumed that it automagically did the
>> install (keep in mind I'm still a Mac neophyte), but actually all
>> it did was opened the file in the TextEdit app.  (To answer your
>> offline question, John, I would then simply run the Squeak 3.0/
>> image from the Squeakland volume).
>>
>> Anyway, when I opened a Terminal and did a 'sh Double-Click-To-
>> Install.command' to execute the installation script, it installed
>> where it was suppose to, put the Squeak 3.0 icon on my Desktop, and
>> now I can indeed run projects inside Safari.
>>
>> Sorry for the noise.  Thanks for the hand-holding John,
>> --Randy
>>
>>
>>
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