The content of tg01.docx and tg03.docx are the same but tg01.docx cannot be renamed, while tg03.docx is normal. Why has this problem only just occured now, with a brand new MBP, and with a collection of imagery that I have never had a problem with prior? As said, it only affects about 50% of my library, seemingly randomly.Īny help much appreciated, working is very difficult like that. There was a thread on the topic over here:īut it hasn't seemed to have resolved the issue. So basically, the OSX believes a JPG it opens in Preview without any ado to be an App. The item is either locked or damaged, or in a folder you don’t have permission to modify (error code -10823). You can’t change the item “image_name_here.jpg” to always open in the selected application.

BUT at the same time, I get an error box, telling me that Once I click 'Open', the image will open in Photoshop. I can then also tick the box 'Always Open With'. I need to click on 'Enable Recommended Apps' and change that to 'All applications'. 'Open With.' -> 'Other' -> double-click the Photoshop CC19 Folder The only way to get them to open via the right-click menu in Finder is to go via I just cannot drag-and-drop them into Photoshop anymore. Double-clicking on the JPGs will open them in Preview without any problem whatsoever. I'm a graphic designer and have a huge archive of photos I need to constantly use. So it only gives me either Preview as the default, or else the Terminal. jpgs (nice ones from professional image platforms and large publishers) to be apps. This is because there is no selection for Photoshop anymore, as the OSX believes the. jpg-Files cannot be opened in Photoshop via right-mouse-click and the drop-down menu 'Open With. Bluetooth problems aside, I now noticed that many of my.

jpg is an app from an 'unidentified developer' I have only just upgraded from a MacBook Pro 13' Late-2013 to a brand new MacBook Pro 15' (2018).

'You can’t change the item to always open in the selected application.' OSX thinks.

Osx rename multiple files