Have just created my first Sheet . Aware of Sheets’ limitations, I have found a nice, simple use which will save me time.
In Three Pane View, I can see the contents of the Sheet in the View/Edit pane.
But when I double-click on the Sheet in the Item List, it opens in Numbers , which I don’t really want.
Is this the expected behaviour, please? Can I have a Sheet open - natively - inside DT ?
Thanks in advance .
DTLow
June 3, 2021, 7:51pm
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Double-clicking is used to open notes in external apps
Thanks, @DTLow , Yes…
Am I misreading pages 80 to 83 of JK’s ‘Take Control…’ book, which suggest that it is possible to open a Sheet within DT ?
DTLow
June 3, 2021, 8:20pm
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Looking at a sheet in DT, I see the screenshot below
I can add columns or rows using the toolbar
Disable Preferences > General > Double-click opens documents externally .
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Thanks, Jim - of course; I should have known that!
I don’t suppose it’s possible to change the behaviour of double-clicking type-by-type/app-by-app, is it? Or could be made so in a future release?
Most apps I do want to open externally. But because Sheets are a kind of DT native, I’d like to keep them in DT .
No you can’t set a per-filetype option.
The only option is to leave it disabled and use the Open Externally toolbar button or press Shift-Command-O .
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Yes - thanks, Jim… there’s always a way
Thanks, @DTLow - I’ve discovered quite a lot.
I use command-O and command-shift-O mostly, but you can also customise your tool bar (right click then drag your command) to include open and open externally.
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I still have a lot of muscle-memory for Shift-Command-O too from many, many years of DEVONthink 2.x
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