icmap.hlp

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{* 16mar2005}{...}
{cmd:help icmap} (Macintosh only)
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{title:Title}

{pstd}Set the file-mapping behavior for files created in Stata


{title:Syntax}

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	{cmd:set icmap} {c -(} {cmd:on} | {cmd:off} {c )-}
	{cmd:,} {cmdab:perm:anently}


{title:Description}

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{cmd:set icmap} sets the file-mapping behavior for files created in Stata.
When a file is created in Stata, its filename extension is passed to Mac OS
X's Internet Config to determine the proper file type and file creator to
write to the resource fork of the file.  This allows the user to double-click
the file from the Finder and have it opened in the appropriate application.
When opening a file from the Finder with no type and creator, the Finder looks
at the extension of the filename to determine the default application in which
to open the file.

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However, Internet Config and the Finder's filename extension mapping do not
always agree.  For example, setting the default browser for HTML files from
the Internet preferences only sets the default browser in the Finder's
filename extension mapping.  It does not change the default browser in
Internet Config (which is set to Internet Explorer).  This means that HTML
files created in Stata will always open in Internet Explorer when opened from
the Finder, even if the default browser is set to Safari from the Internet
preferences.

{pstd}
To overcome this problem, Stata now allows you to disable Internet Config file
mapping for files created in Stata.  Stata files such as data, graphs, and
do-files, however, will still have the type and creator added to them.

{pstd}
The default value of {cmd:icmap} is {cmd:off}, and most users will never want
to change this.


{title:Option}

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{cmd:permanently} specifies that, in addition to making the change right now,
the setting be remembered and become the default setting when you invoke Stata.


{title:Also see}

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Manual:  {bf:[R] query},{break}
{bf:[R] set}

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Online:  {helpb set}
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