Comments on: How to fix the stationery feature in Mac OS X http://stealthisidea.com/articles/fix-stationery/ Philip Haine's articles on Product Vision, Innovation and Design Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:19:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Philip Haine http://stealthisidea.com/articles/fix-stationery/comment-page-1/#comment-3129 Philip Haine Thu, 10 Dec 2009 19:37:43 +0000 http://stealthisidea.com/?p=925#comment-3129 Thanks for the tip. I wish I knew why they changed the stationery feature! Thanks for the tip.

I wish I knew why they changed the stationery feature!

]]> By: John V. http://stealthisidea.com/articles/fix-stationery/comment-page-1/#comment-3128 John V. Thu, 10 Dec 2009 01:16:19 +0000 http://stealthisidea.com/?p=925#comment-3128 I've been puzzling over this same problem for awhile now, and for some reason I can't find much about it when I do a Google search. It's true that stationary docs *did* open an untitled copy in the past. Why the change? My workaround has been to put the stationary document in a stack, accessed from the dock (or even put the stationary doc in the dock directly). When I open the stationary doc through the dock in this way, it functions as it should - an untitled doc opens. When I double-click from the finder, it makes the copy as you described at the beginning of the article. Would love to see a fix for this sometime! I’ve been puzzling over this same problem for awhile now, and for some reason I can’t find much about it when I do a Google search. It’s true that stationary docs *did* open an untitled copy in the past. Why the change?

My workaround has been to put the stationary document in a stack, accessed from the dock (or even put the stationary doc in the dock directly). When I open the stationary doc through the dock in this way, it functions as it should – an untitled doc opens. When I double-click from the finder, it makes the copy as you described at the beginning of the article.

Would love to see a fix for this sometime!

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