On May 04, 2014, at 19:38, Erik Richard Sørensen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> So that means that it is possible to play sound/songs, if a default app is open?

It is not necessary to have any application open. NWP just sends a message (Apple Event?) to the Finder saying "Open this file or folder". Finder takes over and opens the file just as if you would have double clicked on it in the Finder. You could also select the Excel application icon (or any other application icon you have on your drive) and then paste the link into NWP. One click on the link in NWP would then open Excel.


> - Well then I also understands why I get the message "File not found", because it’s very seldon I have a music app open when I make my music libraries.:-)

Where was the file located when you copied it? Was it on a CD/DVD or on an external drive? If yes, then the Finder can not find it because it has been removed. If the drive is still connected, or the file is on your internal disk, then Finder should find it, and clicking the link in NWP should work.


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> I don't have any chosen default app for music. I use various apps like VLC, Cog X and a very few times iTunes.

With "default application" I was actually referring to what you see in the pop-up menu "Open with" when you select a file in Finder and then execute the 'Get Info' menu command. 


> 
>> If you want to paste a *vertical* list, you must paste *Paste
>> Text Only* (Shift+Command+V). (…)
> 
> (…)
> 
> Do you know whether it is possible to tcxhange the shortcuts so 'Paste' will have the COM+V and 'Paste Text Only' will have the COM+SHIFT+V?

Not sure what you mean here, because that’s how it already is. In case you mean the opposite ('Paste' having COM+SHIFT+V and 'Paste Text Only' having COM+V), then that shouldn’t be a problem. You can assign (almost) any shortcut you like by going to Preferences > Menu Keys. 

> 
> Btw. I’ve found that the Apache OpenOffice 3.4.x and newer also have the same 'problem' like NWP 2.x.

What problem?

>  In AOO is is not possible to change the shortcut commands without going into the resource files


You don’t need to do that in NWP.


> and I don't want to experiment too much with the AOO, since it's just working great for what NWP can't do.

Now you make me curious. What is it that OpenOffice can do and NWP can not do?


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