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Title:
How To Make .RTF Files Non-Executable in Ubuntu 16.04
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/2016/11/07/How-To-Make-.RTF-Files-Non-Executable-in-Ubuntu-16.04
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Open Nautilus.
Navigate to one of the RTF files in question and left single click on it. Not a double click, a single left click to give it focus.
Hover your mouse over the top menu bar to make the “File, Edit…” menu appear then use:
- Click
Editdrop-down menu - Click
Preferencesoption - Click
Behaviortab - Observe the radio option buttons under
Executable Text Files - Check radio button
View executable text files when they are opened
Note though when you do this and double click on a Bash Script file it will be opened with the default text editor selected instead of being executed.