AM Noob - What am I doing wrong?
Jeebus:
Quote from: Neowulf on 2012 February 05, 22:17:34
While I don't pretend to understand Mac behaviours, it looks like your framework still thinks it is a .txt file. Just adding ".cfg" to the end of a filename isn't always enough to change the actual type of the file. You should just download one anyway, though.
That's not a Mac, that's Windoze 7!
Neowulf:
Quote from: Jeebus on 2012 February 05, 22:38:34
Quote from: Neowulf on 2012 February 05, 22:17:34
While I don't pretend to understand Mac behaviours, it looks like your framework still thinks it is a .txt file. Just adding ".cfg" to the end of a filename isn't always enough to change the actual type of the file. You should just download one anyway, though.
That's not a Mac, that's Windoze 7!
Oh, geeze. Well, I am behind in the times. I'm just so used to XP that anything "curvier" (I don't know if it's synaesthesia or what but that's how it feels to me) looks like a Mac. In that case, it definitely looks like a .txt file.
Skadi:
You need to have the resource.cfg in the root folder as well [up one level].
Neowulf:
Quote from: Skadi on 2012 February 05, 23:51:24
You need to have the resource.cfg in the root folder as well [up one level].
I beg to differ.
Jeebus:
Quote from: Neowulf on 2012 February 05, 22:48:17
Quote from: Jeebus on 2012 February 05, 22:38:34
Quote from: Neowulf on 2012 February 05, 22:17:34
While I don't pretend to understand Mac behaviours, it looks like your framework still thinks it is a .txt file. Just adding ".cfg" to the end of a filename isn't always enough to change the actual type of the file. You should just download one anyway, though.
That's not a Mac, that's Windoze 7!
Oh, geeze. Well, I am behind in the times. I'm just so used to XP that anything "curvier" (I don't know if it's synaesthesia or what but that's how it feels to me) looks like a Mac. In that case, it definitely looks like a .txt file.
It's supposed to look like a .txt file.
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