Set Plain Text as the Default Format in TextEdit with a Terminal Command

8 July 2016
Author: Nathan E Botts
Number of views: 39

For some silly reason, OS X’s TextEdit app’s default format is rich text. If you prefer plain text, Defaults Write points out that you can easily set that as your default with a Terminal command.

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Set Plain Text as the Default Format in TextEdit with a Terminal Command

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