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When I went into Save As, I selected &quot;text&quot; as the format, but the files are still being saved in Quicktime movie format. Any suggestions<br />

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When I went into Save As, I selected "text" as the format, but the files are still being saved in Quicktime movie format. Any suggestions


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drag the file to the simpletext application which should hilite. Drop it on simpletext to open and it should be read as text.<br />

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drag the file to the simpletext application which should hilite. Drop it on simpletext to open and it should be read as text.


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to weed: Yes this should work!<br />

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of course itll work...its a mac..=)...you dare doubt me?..hehe<br />

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of course itll work...its a mac..=)...you dare doubt me?..hehe


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I have a friend who wants to save text from an Internet Page. She goes to File Save As and when she opens the file it is saved as a Quicktime Movie, rather than a page of text. &nbsp;How can she read her text files as text?
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I have a friend who wants to save text from an Internet Page. She goes to File Save As and when she opens the file it is saved as a Quicktime Movie, rather than a page of text.  How can she read her text files as text?

Saving Text From Internet Opens As A Quicktime Movie

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