Allow filter file type at import!

It should be possible to exclude/include file types, especially video/image in the import wizard (or through some preference).

Lossless is really good, however the files are large and will drain your battery quicker. I settled on AAC at 192kbps as an acceptable Quality to Battery life compromise. MP3 will be more compatible if you wish to use the tracks on non Apple hardware or software.
Here's an article that compares formats: http://www.recordstorereview.com/misc/aacmp3part2.shtml

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But now I have switched to newer versions of Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat, suddenly I get the message "Acrobat cannot open the file type attachment because your PDF file attachment settings do not allow this file type to be opened". See picture below.
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I have Adobe reader 9.5.5 and Adobe Acrobat X (Version 10.0.0) installed om my computer (Windows 7). Going back to the previous versions is not the solution, because the software / hardware are supplied/set by my company policies.
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I've found the solution myself.
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> Specifically we need to allow
> certain users to write to USB flash drive but need to limit to MS Office
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Third party products can do that. GPO cannot.
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I am using jDeveloper 11.1.2.4.0.
I used af:inputFile to get an image file and save the file to the server.
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Bomal9 wrote:
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The culprit is line 2068 in WindowsFileChooserUI, in the listener for the combobox someones added the explicit command setFileName(null); in the 1.4_xx versions.
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The Avi's might work OK as they are, but the DVD footage has to go through MPEG streamclip. You might have to do this with the Avi's too, but not always... depends on the codec that was used to capture them in Vegas.
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Cannot open the file attachment because your PDF file attachment settings do not allow this file type to be opened.

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Filter Open Dialog File Types

I want to filter file types in the open dialog. By reading the Photoshop CS3 scripting reference, I understand it is different if you want it to work on a Mac. So my question is how do you filter file types on a Mac computer. I know how to do it for a Windows platform (Example: *.psd)
This is what the JavaScript Tools Guide PDF says:
● In Windows, a filter expression, such as "*.jsx"
● In Mac OS, a filter function that takes a File instance and returns true if the
file should be included in the display, false if it should not.

[email protected] wrote:
> I want to filter file types in the open dialog. By reading the Photoshop CS3 scripting reference, I understand it is different if you want it to work on a Mac. So my question is how do you filter file types on a Mac computer. I know how to do it for a Windows platform (Example: *.psd)
>
function filter(file) {
return file.name.match(/\.psd$/i) != null;
Or you could do something like this:
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where XXXX are whatever they should be on a Mac. You could write a conversion
function that takes a Win-formatted pattern (*.psd) and returns a function that
works for the Mac. I tried but never did get it working for anything other than
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-X

CS4 Set default file type when placing file

The File->Place dialog box has a default file type of 'Importable files.' Is it possible to set the default to All files (or anything else)? Making the change manually does not seem to stick. I have the same general question regarding File->Open. A search of the forums returned one hit (unanswered) in the Dreamweaver forum.
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Peter:
Good question. One of our editors made this request, and I believe that he works with files that lack extensions. But controlling the default would also let us go in the other direction: quickly see only .rtf or .txt files, for example.
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I'm building a music app for WP8.1 called Teh Jukebox. I am aiming to support many music file formats.
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kss
spc
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