g wrote:
> to save search time, '/etc' and '/usr' would be more likely directories
> to check. there could also be something in '~/', as 'users' can make
> changes, maybe not.
rethinking this part, being that each user has ability to make their own
associations, there may well be files under '`/.kde'. [left off '.kde'
in other post]
so this would tend to indicate 2 association files. 1 for defaults and
1 for user.
my apologizes for not giving further thought to my 1st post. i am up for
about 45 minutes and in process of fixing my mum breakfast.
will fix me some coffee and get my head back around.
later.
--
tc,hago.
g
.
in a free world without fences, who needs gates.
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