How do I make .rtf files be displayed by default instead of being prompted to run or display?
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It says "No such file or directory" below. How can I fix the problem?
I want all .rtf files displayed automatically by default. I will never run them. I want to open them directly by double-clicking on them without having to answer the question "Do you want to run XXXXX.rtf or display its contents?"
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ chmod -x /media/matthew/Device/*.rtf
chmod: cannot access '/media/matthew/Device/*.rtf': No such file or directory
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ cd /media/matthew/Device/
matthew@matthew-pc:/media/matthew/Device$
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ ls -l /media/matthew/Device
total 66
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 4096 Dec 31 06:33 '✟ 8 GB USB 記憶體'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 10037 Jan 1 20:00 Commands.txt
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 212 Oct 9 2016 desktop.ini
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 1110 Jan 1 20:00 'GIGABYTE - 捷徑.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 8192 Jan 23 13:51 'Mint 19'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 557 Jan 1 20:00 '● My files.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 0 Dec 28 22:31 'Pending tray'
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It says "No such file or directory" below. How can I fix the problem?
I want all .rtf files displayed automatically by default. I will never run them. I want to open them directly by double-clicking on them without having to answer the question "Do you want to run XXXXX.rtf or display its contents?"
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ chmod -x /media/matthew/Device/*.rtf
chmod: cannot access '/media/matthew/Device/*.rtf': No such file or directory
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ cd /media/matthew/Device/
matthew@matthew-pc:/media/matthew/Device$
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ ls -l /media/matthew/Device
total 66
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 4096 Dec 31 06:33 '✟ 8 GB USB 記憶體'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 10037 Jan 1 20:00 Commands.txt
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 212 Oct 9 2016 desktop.ini
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 1110 Jan 1 20:00 'GIGABYTE - 捷徑.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 8192 Jan 23 13:51 'Mint 19'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 557 Jan 1 20:00 '● My files.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 0 Dec 28 22:31 'Pending tray'
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What is the output ofls -l /media/matthew/Device?
– P_Yadav
27 mins ago
And also there are no files ending withrtf, what do you want to access then?
– P_Yadav
23 mins ago
All .rtf files are inside folders.
– Matthew Wai
21 mins ago
How you want to open them, like on login, or while opening the terminal.
– P_Yadav
17 mins ago
Please read my edited question again.
– Matthew Wai
12 mins ago
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It says "No such file or directory" below. How can I fix the problem?
I want all .rtf files displayed automatically by default. I will never run them. I want to open them directly by double-clicking on them without having to answer the question "Do you want to run XXXXX.rtf or display its contents?"
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ chmod -x /media/matthew/Device/*.rtf
chmod: cannot access '/media/matthew/Device/*.rtf': No such file or directory
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ cd /media/matthew/Device/
matthew@matthew-pc:/media/matthew/Device$
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ ls -l /media/matthew/Device
total 66
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 4096 Dec 31 06:33 '✟ 8 GB USB 記憶體'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 10037 Jan 1 20:00 Commands.txt
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 212 Oct 9 2016 desktop.ini
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 1110 Jan 1 20:00 'GIGABYTE - 捷徑.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 8192 Jan 23 13:51 'Mint 19'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 557 Jan 1 20:00 '● My files.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 0 Dec 28 22:31 'Pending tray'
linux-mint
edited 11 mins ago
Olorin
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asked 32 mins ago
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It says "No such file or directory" below. How can I fix the problem?
I want all .rtf files displayed automatically by default. I will never run them. I want to open them directly by double-clicking on them without having to answer the question "Do you want to run XXXXX.rtf or display its contents?"
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ chmod -x /media/matthew/Device/*.rtf
chmod: cannot access '/media/matthew/Device/*.rtf': No such file or directory
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ cd /media/matthew/Device/
matthew@matthew-pc:/media/matthew/Device$
matthew@matthew-pc:~$ ls -l /media/matthew/Device
total 66
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 4096 Dec 31 06:33 '✟ 8 GB USB 記憶體'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 10037 Jan 1 20:00 Commands.txt
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 212 Oct 9 2016 desktop.ini
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 1110 Jan 1 20:00 'GIGABYTE - 捷徑.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 8192 Jan 23 13:51 'Mint 19'
-rwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 557 Jan 1 20:00 '● My files.lnk'
drwxrwxrwx 1 matthew matthew 0 Dec 28 22:31 'Pending tray'
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edited 11 mins ago
Olorin
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edited 11 mins ago
Olorin
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edited 11 mins ago
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asked 32 mins ago
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What is the output ofls -l /media/matthew/Device?
– P_Yadav
27 mins ago
And also there are no files ending withrtf, what do you want to access then?
– P_Yadav
23 mins ago
All .rtf files are inside folders.
– Matthew Wai
21 mins ago
How you want to open them, like on login, or while opening the terminal.
– P_Yadav
17 mins ago
Please read my edited question again.
– Matthew Wai
12 mins ago
add a comment |
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What is the output ofls -l /media/matthew/Device?
– P_Yadav
27 mins ago
And also there are no files ending withrtf, what do you want to access then?
– P_Yadav
23 mins ago
All .rtf files are inside folders.
– Matthew Wai
21 mins ago
How you want to open them, like on login, or while opening the terminal.
– P_Yadav
17 mins ago
Please read my edited question again.
– Matthew Wai
12 mins ago
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What is the output of
ls -l /media/matthew/Device?– P_Yadav
27 mins ago
What is the output of
ls -l /media/matthew/Device?– P_Yadav
27 mins ago
And also there are no files ending with
rtf, what do you want to access then?– P_Yadav
23 mins ago
And also there are no files ending with
rtf, what do you want to access then?– P_Yadav
23 mins ago
All .rtf files are inside folders.
– Matthew Wai
21 mins ago
All .rtf files are inside folders.
– Matthew Wai
21 mins ago
How you want to open them, like on login, or while opening the terminal.
– P_Yadav
17 mins ago
How you want to open them, like on login, or while opening the terminal.
– P_Yadav
17 mins ago
Please read my edited question again.
– Matthew Wai
12 mins ago
Please read my edited question again.
– Matthew Wai
12 mins ago
add a comment |
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To find all the files with this extention you can try command like:
find /media/matthew/Device -type f -name "*.rtf"
because by default ls will not display files in subfolders
answered 8 mins ago
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
3 mins ago
@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
– Romeo Ninov
37 secs ago
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To find all the files with this extention you can try command like:
find /media/matthew/Device -type f -name "*.rtf"
because by default ls will not display files in subfolders
answered 8 mins ago
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Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
3 mins ago
@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
– Romeo Ninov
37 secs ago
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To find all the files with this extention you can try command like:
find /media/matthew/Device -type f -name "*.rtf"
because by default ls will not display files in subfolders
answered 8 mins ago
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
3 mins ago
@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
– Romeo Ninov
37 secs ago
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To find all the files with this extention you can try command like:
find /media/matthew/Device -type f -name "*.rtf"
because by default ls will not display files in subfolders
answered 8 mins ago
Romeo NinovRomeo Ninov
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To find all the files with this extention you can try command like:
find /media/matthew/Device -type f -name "*.rtf"
because by default ls will not display files in subfolders
answered 8 mins ago
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Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
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@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
– Romeo Ninov
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Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
3 mins ago
@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
– Romeo Ninov
37 secs ago
Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
3 mins ago
Yes, your command can list all .rtf files. But how can I make them be displayed by default? What is the command?
– Matthew Wai
3 mins ago
@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
– Romeo Ninov
37 secs ago
@MatthewWai what do you mean "by default"? Do you want to edit them in kind of graphic environment? If so please edit your questions and add those details
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What is the output of
ls -l /media/matthew/Device?– P_Yadav
27 mins ago
And also there are no files ending with
rtf, what do you want to access then?– P_Yadav
23 mins ago
All .rtf files are inside folders.
– Matthew Wai
21 mins ago
How you want to open them, like on login, or while opening the terminal.
– P_Yadav
17 mins ago
Please read my edited question again.
– Matthew Wai
12 mins ago