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Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Processor: Intel Forgive a stupid question from a Mac Newbie.
Is there a way to set Office or OSX defaults so when I try to open an existing file from Word, Finder only shows Word documents? I see the "Enable" box at bottom, but that only grays out the non-enabled files and you still have to look through them. I also have added a "kind" column to finder, but again that only helps sort; everything still shows.
I also see that when you "arrow down" you skip to the next "enabled" file. All this helps, but you still have all the grayed out files on the screen.
Is there a way to get only "relevant" (to be user defined or figured out by the context) documents to show in Finder? This is easy to do when opening new files from Office in Windows.
Thanks.
Is there a way to set Office or OSX defaults so when I try to open an existing file from Word, Finder only shows Word documents? I see the "Enable" box at bottom, but that only grays out the non-enabled files and you still have to look through them. I also have added a "kind" column to finder, but again that only helps sort; everything still shows.
I also see that when you "arrow down" you skip to the next "enabled" file. All this helps, but you still have all the grayed out files on the screen.
Is there a way to get only "relevant" (to be user defined or figured out by the context) documents to show in Finder? This is easy to do when opening new files from Office in Windows.
Thanks.