Where is the "open in" function

Certain print apps say got to "open in" on the document I want to print. Where do I see "open in"?

Not all apps have an "open in" option. Which app are you refering to?

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http://appleslut.com/blog/software/osx-lion-mission-control

Why does the "open with" function often not recognize valid file extensions

Sample situation: I often need to open JPGs downloaded from the Internet in Photoshop, but I need to keep the default program as Preview.
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There is often no rhyme or reason for the programs it offers me.
This happens with other file extensions, too.
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It's up to the applications to declare what types of files they can open. They do so by storing the information in the CFBundleDocumentTypes section of the Info.plist file in the application's .app directory. If you know what you are doing, you can edit the plist file to add your own file types/extensions. Unfortunately, I don't know of a good application to do that for you (but it's not a bad idea for one, if I get the time).

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I think that is influenced by the order in which the apps are installed on the iPad (I believe that it's the most recent 10 ?) - but as I haven't got more than 10 apps that support any document/file type I can't check.
If you want to able to edit the list, then you could try leaving feedback for Apple : http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

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Allan Sampson wrote:
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We've had several NI-VISA releases since 2.5 - so I suggest you upgrade to NI-VISA 3.0. While there isn't anything specific to your type of problem in the Linux version of our readme.txt, I know we've made a number of other fixes.
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Good idea Matt on Pages.
Yes, looks like someone left something out of Preview and the person doing the help didn't know they'd removed some of the core functionality. Seems like more dumbing down of the OSX apps to be more like iOS apps??? Too bad.
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neal
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(->please send me that address).
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> I am looking for the �Open Panel Vi', which I found described in
> Help->Online Reference.
> I know that it existed in Labview 4.1, but after upgrading to 5.0 I
> can't find it anymore. So, can anybody tell me where it is located.
> Is there anybody who did �window handling' under LabView, like moving,
> resizing, positioning, opening, closing, ... them? If so, I am
> interested if you are using only all the vis which come with labview or
> do you use a special (smart) vi library, which could be found at
> (->please send me that address).
>
The VI still exists, though it is there for compatibility, so that
older applications will still work. The new and improved way to
get at that functionality and lots more is the VI Server. You
will need to go to the Application
palette, the one with the LV
icon on top of a hand. Inside there you will find icons for getting
access to a VI's reference, wire that to a property node and select
Panel Window.Open. Wire True to open the window and False to close it.
As I said, there are lots of other properties, probably 20X what there
used to be; so things are now packaged differently. You will probably
also want to read a bit of the user manual and perhaps look at some of
the examples that deal with the server.
Greg McKaskle

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