Thank you, Bob.
I have a better understanding of it now.
John Balgenorth
On Oct 10, 2014, at 3:13 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> The filter is inclusive, not exclusive. You would need to include every file
> type on your computer EXCEPT the ones you want to exclude. That of course, is
> not prac
The filter is inclusive, not exclusive. You would need to include every file
type on your computer EXCEPT the ones you want to exclude. That of course, is
not practical.
As I mentioned but did not likely make entirely clear, the *only* piped item
that matters is the second one, or the second on
It kind of explains it. I previously had trouble
with the answer file filtering and gave up. You
mentioned you needed to list the Adobe etc, &
not just .pdf. How about jpg and jpeg there are
many applications that use these types.
How about providing a sample script that will let
me filter ever
Hi all.
I know this has been answered but I though I would post what I have found
working with the answer file command and OS X.
First, the dictionary does not make it all that clear how this works. For the
type, you MUST supply at least the first and second pipe delimited values eg.
“Adobe A
