I have my Photoshop CS6 files (.psd) associated with Photoshop. Double clicking a .psd file opens it in Photoshop when not using Opus.
When I double-cclick a .psd file in Opus the Opus viewer opens.
Settings --> File type --> System File Types
has the .psd extention linked to PhotoShop. The link is set as the default and no alternative programs are listed.
How do I configure Opus to let Photoshop handle the .psd when double-clicked?
Additionally, but far less important, it would be nice if Opus displays the .psd in it's internal viewer pane when selected/single-clicked.
Opus is trapping the double-click because of the Preferences / File Operations / Double-click on Files / Use internal picture viewer setting. You can turn this off, or override double-click for .PSD files only by editing the Left double-click event for the filetype.
Opus does (or should) show previews of .PSD files, but only if they have been saved with a preview image (the option for this in Photoshop Preferences is under File Handling).
Dear Jon,
How do I do that?
So far, I go to Settings / Files types / psd
I can see that .psd are linked to open with Photoshop but when I Edit and go to the Command tab, I see that the left double click is not assigned. So, I double click on it, but in the Command list, I don't find 'Open'. So I don't know how to assign the function 'open with Photoshop'.
Thank you very much for your help!!
Dear Jon,
Thank you but there is a problem because when I double click on a .psd file now it opens Photoshop but it doesn't open the file I clicked on...
Did you exactly copy the open command, e.g. with all quotes and especially the "%1" at the end ?
Can you share a screenshot of your dblclk edit action (as in Jon's post) ?
