As with all operating systems, OS X comes with a bunch of standard apps that are used to launch common file formats, such as Pages for text documents, Preview for PDF documents, and QuickTime for videos. But maybe you don’t want to use those apps. If that’s the case, the good news is that changing the default launch application for a particular file type is very easy. Let’s say we want to open text documents using LibreOffice instead of the default Pages app (learn why LibreOffice is so great). Assuming LibreOffice is already installed, here’s all you have to do:...
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