At 10:09 AM -0500 12/8/00, Vic Norton wrote: >Perhaps nobody else will ever encounter this problem, but I did. I >thought I'd report it. > >In the file mapping section of Internet Config (the Internet control >panel), I discovered that the extension ".pm" was describing an "xv >image" file of type "PMpm" and creator "GKON" (Graphic Converter). >Some downloaded Perl modules were ending up with this type-creator >pair, even though I used Chris Nandor's "installme" droplet to >install them. I've since changed all these bad type-creator pairs to >"TEXT,McPL" and redefined the ".pl" extension in Internet Config. > >I've never opened an "xv image" file in my life. I'm not sure where >Internet Config got the "xv image" extension, but I thought I'd say >something about it. It happened to me. It could happen to somebody >else. I've run into this annoying problem before as well. PM is one of the bazillion graphic files types that Graphic Converter opens. I think the Graphic Converter installer may have gone in and mapped all those extension types to itself. Personally I map those to TEXT, R*ch myself. -Andrew /*----------------------------------------------------------------- mailto:andrew@crashbox.com http://www.crashbox.com -----------------------------------------------------------------*/ # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org