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In article <60105@mimsy.umd.edu>, alex@cs.umd.edu (Alex Blakemore) writes:
> In article <1992Sep4.194248.568@leland.Stanford.EDU> cooldude@elaine49.stanford.edu writes:
>> How can you also pass arguments to the application being opened.  e.g, open  
>> bar.app and have it open a file called "foo".  
> 
> open foo.x
> 
> will open the file foo.x using whatever app you've selected
> as the default app for files with suffix x, just as if
> you'ld double clicked it in a Workspace file viewer.

Try "open -a bar foo".  You can leave off the .app extension of bar
if it has one.

> no extension - and you'll get the default app - probably Edit.

This is what happens to me.  I don't know if there's a default
you can dwrite to change this.

	-mike rogers