Hi everyone!
I use FADE IN PRO (https://www.fadeinpro.com/) for write screenplays. Its one of the best screenwriting tools out there and it works almost perfectly in GNU/Linux. The only problem is that when you save the files you are writing on the system don't recognize the extension (.fadein), keeping the files like zip boxes with a .xml document inside. That makes the process quite annoying if you have to work with several files at a time. The ideal would be to use the software with his own extension and his own document/emblem (like it does in others OS), and open it in just one click. Any idea on how could I fix this?
Thank you!!
FADE IN PRO (format files)
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FADE IN PRO (format files)
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Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
Right click a
.fadein
file - Open With - Other Application - Select FadeinPro - click "Set as Default" - OK.Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
Thank you for your response, mikeflan.
The problem here is that .fadein files are saved like zips, so if I set FADE IN PRO as default, it will be the default app for all zip files, not just .fadein ones...
The problem here is that .fadein files are saved like zips, so if I set FADE IN PRO as default, it will be the default app for all zip files, not just .fadein ones...
Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
This is not expected. Please do ait will be the default app for all zip files, not just .fadein ones.
file
command on both a zip file and a .fadein file.Here is what I get on a zip file:
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$ file test.zip
test.zip: Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract
Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
I'm sorry, I don't know exactly what I have to do whit this instructions. If I copy the code it give me a "command not found" result. Excuse my ignorance.
Thank you !
Thank you !
Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
I managed to do it (was quite simple, indeed ), but it gave me the same response:
$ file Untitled.fadein
Untitled.fadein: Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract (for the .fadein file)
$ file TestZip.zip
TestZip.zip: Zip archive data, at least v?[0x314] to extract (for the .zip file)
$ file Untitled.fadein
Untitled.fadein: Zip archive data, at least v2.0 to extract (for the .fadein file)
$ file TestZip.zip
TestZip.zip: Zip archive data, at least v?[0x314] to extract (for the .zip file)
Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
One option is to find the terminal command to start fadeinpro and do something like this in a terminal:
You can find the terminal command to start fadeinpro by opening the .desktop file in
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fadeinpro Untitled.fadein
/usr/share/applications
and look for Exec= . . .Re: FADE IN PRO (format files)
I can open Fade In Pro in a terminal with a command (fadein) or a .fadein file (fadein [file]), but what's the point? What I'm trying is to save the files like .fadein instead of .zip, so the program can recognize his own extension and open directly the files... (and get rid of the box and keep the Fade In appearance of the file, so I can recognize it easily).