OSX 10.6 does not differentiate between PS or illustrator .eps files

Question

Have other people encountered this problem?
I have found that snow leopard does not differentiate between photoshop and illustrator .eps files in order to double click and open them.
Does anyone know how to correct this?

Answer 1

Hello Chris,
Thanks so much for clarifying about OSX 10.6 opening .eps files in illustrator or photoshop.
I was wondering if you knew out how
to create a droplet that opens multiple PDFs and saves as .gifs.
When I
try to do it, all of the .gifs end up having the same name as the file
that I created the script with, and a "-1" at the end.
Actually
there are two droplets that I want to create (to be able to
drop multiple pdf files):
Portrait/Square
script:
Final thumbnail file to be 51 pixels wide by (x?) pixels
tall
Final thumbnail file should be 72 dpi,
Final
thumbnail file should be flattened(no transparency in white areas),
Final thumbnail file should have a 1 pixel wide Grey border to all
sides
Final thumbnail file should be saved as a GIF file, RGB
Landscape script:
Final thumbnail file to be 65 pixels wide by (x?)
pixels tall
Final thumbnail file should be 72 dpi,
Final
thumbnail file should be flattened(no transparency in  white areas),
Final thumbnail file should have a 1 pixel wide Grey border to all
sides
Final thumbnail file should be saved as a GIF file, RGB
  Thanks,
Matthew
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:48:11 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: OSX 10.6 does not differentiate between PS or illustrator .eps files
Given EPS files are "really" Illustrator files (Photoshop not being a
vector application), you probably want to make Illustrator the default.
No.
EPS files can be produced and read by many applications.
And most EPS files cannot be read by Illustrator.
Frequently EPS files in particular need to be edited in the application which created them (Freehand vs. AI vs. Quark gradients anyone?).
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