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In article <1dmgnoINNha9@transfer.stratus.com> charlie@snowflake.az.stratus.com writes:
| I have a set of file in a directory that I wish to index. In  
| 2.0, I modified the ftypes file to describe how these files  
| look, and which command to invoke to get the correct description  
| line into the index.
| 
| In 3.0, this all changed. I now have setup the .index.ftypes  
| file correctly (I can see that DL knows the file types because  
| when I use ixbuild it displays the file types of each of the  
| files it is reading). However, the command fileType-desc command  
| isn't called and the description for each file winds up empty.
| 
| Has anyone figured out how to do this correctly?
| --
| Charles Spitzer
| charlie@snowflake.az.stratus.com
| Telecom Customer Assistance Center
| Stratus Computer, Inc.
| Phoenix, AZ  85018


	YEP!  Create a service description file (i.e., <file>.service)
under ~/Library/Services with the following information. Replace the <TEXTs>
as needed.  Run "make_services" from Terminal and then use ixbuild -g (note:
DO NOT USE Librarian TO CREATE YOUR INDEX SINCE IT DOES NOT USE THE -g
OPTION: see ixbuild(1))

Filter:
Port: NXUNIXSTDIO
Send Type: NXTypedFilenamePboardType:<YOUR_FILE_TYPE_GOES_HERE>
Return Type: IXFileDescriptionPboardType
Executable: <YOUR_EXECUTABLE_GOES_HERE>

Later,
--Felix