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I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

Open with portion of the get info dialog

  1. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or control click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or control click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown

Open with portion of the get info dialog

  1. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or control click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

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I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or control click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or control click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

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I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialogOpen with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

I wasn't able to find a list of all the file types iTunes handles, but if you are willing to operate piecemeal, any time you open a file and iTunes launches, you can

  1. Select the file in Finder

  2. Get Info ( + i)

  3. select the app you want to use in the "Open With:" dropdown Open with portion of the get info dialog

  4. then click "Change All..."

In the future that type of file will open in your alternate application. After a while you will have opened all the types of files you will open that iTunes handles.

Another method that you may find easier:

  1. Right Click (or click) the offending file in Finder

  2. Select "Open With > Other..." (even if you see the app you want to use in the list)

Open With > Other... selected

  1. Select your App (e.g. Audacity)

  2. Check "Always Open With" Always Open With!

  3. Click "Open"

It just depends on which way you find easier.

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