Stephan Hradek

I cannot save projects as well, but no excption. If only I'd knew how to edit the list of projects. What needs to go into the cson file?

Thanks. I switched, for the moment, to project-manager 3.3.5

Same happens for me. How to reproduce: Open emacs however you want. Then try this: What does NOT work and fails with above mentioned Error is: ```bash open -a Emacs...

A small workaround AppleScript droplet: ```applescript on open (a_document) tell application "Emacs" activate try open a_document end try end tell end open on run tell application "Emacs" to activate end...

I have no clue about automator. Never used it, or, t.b.h., tried once but found it rather complicated. Maybe you simply open the Scripteditor, paste the source code in and...

That doesn't help @caldwell and is in no way a fix to the issue.

I gave the `open` example in order to show how it's not working. The `open`, afaik is the same thing Finder does when double clicking.

> Would you mind trying that version and seeing if it fixes this issue, too? It doesn't run on my Mac 10.15.7.

I tried it. It runs. But the effect is the same. The first file I open with a double click opens a new `*GNU Emacs*` window and an additional window...

``` fehler 07:11:58.915808+0200 Finder LaunchedApplication: failed with error -13052 (null){ "ApplicationType"="Foreground", "BundleIdentifierLowerCase"="org.gnu.emacs", "CFBundleExecutablePath"="/Users/shk/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs", "CFBundleExecutablePathDeviceID"=16777221, "CFBundleExecutablePathINode"=85632700, "CFBundleIdentifier"="org.gnu.Emacs", "CFBundleName"="Emacs", "CFBundlePackageType"="APPL", "CFBundleSignature"="EMAx", "LSASN"=ASN:0x0-0x148f48e:, "LSBundlePath"="/Users/shk/Applications/Emacs.app", "LSBundlePathDeviceID"=16777221, "LSBundlePathINode"=85632672, "LSDisplayName"="Emacs", "LSExecutableFormat"="LSExecutableMachOFormat", "LSLaunchDLabel"="org.gnu.Emacs.40428", "LSLaunchedByLaunchServices"=true, "LSLaunchedWithLaunchD"=true, "LSLaunchEventRecordTime"=916954221476391, "LSLaunchTime"=now-ish...