posted Nov 4, 2010, 8:49 AM by Leila Holmann
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updated Sep 19, 2013, 4:44 AM by Karen Steimle
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Q: How do I make PDF Studio my default PDF viewer application in
such a way that PDF files always open with PDF Studio when double-click
on them?
A: Depending on your operating
system, follow the steps below to change the default file association to
point to PDF Studio application for PDF files:
Windows
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Right-click on a PDF file.
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In the mouse menu, choose "Open With".
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Choose "Choose default program..." in the sub-menu (last entry).
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A dialog opens.
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Select
PDF Studio in the Recommended Programs list or Click "Browse" to
navigate PDF Studio (C:\Program Files\PDFStudio\pdfstudio.exe) if PDF
Studio is not showing in the list.
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Check the box "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file"
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Click OK to close the dialog.
Mac:
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In Finder, select any PDF file.
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Go to "File" and "Get Info" in the Mac OS X menu bar.
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Expand the "Open With" section and you will see a drop-down list with the current default selected
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Click on the drop-down list and select PDF Studio.
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Click "Change All" and then "Continue".
Linux (Ubuntu):
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Right-click on a PDF File.
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Select "Properties".
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Go to the tab "Open With" and choose PDF Studio 8.
If PDF Studio 8 does not show up in the list, open a Terminal window and follow the steps below.
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cd ~/.local/share/applications
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gedit
pdfstudio.desktop (this will open the file in gedit). Depending on the
installer you used the file may be called pdfstudio8-x.desktop with a
version number.
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Look for the line that starts with "Exec=" and add %f at the end of the line.
For instance if the line reads:
Exec=/bin/sh "/home/john/pdfstudio8/pdfstudio8"
Change it to:
Exec=/bin/sh "/home/john/pdfstudio8/pdfstudio8" %f
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Save the file
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After that, PDF Studio 8 should show as an option under "Open With" in step 3) above.
If the above steps do not work, try the steps in this .
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