Re: [debian] Re: Gnome File Association

2005-05-01 Thread Mark Roach
On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 17:38 +1000, Keith Bates wrote: 
 No, that just gives you option to open it with, but no permanent
 association.
 
 What I'm really tring to do is open a pdf file using the sylpheed email
 reader which is built on Gtk2. When you click on an attachment you get
 options to open or open with application. When I click on open
 nothing happens. I'm assuming this is an association problem somehwere
 in gnome.

If you are using Gnome 2.8+ it does. You need to right-click and choose
properties, the choose the Open With tab. It will say to pick a program
to open foo.pdf and others of type .pdf

Since you are using sylpheed though, I'm not sure whether it is using
Gnome's file associations (or, if it is, whether it's using the new fd.o
standard). You may need to pose it as a sylphed associations question.

-Mark


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Re: [debian] Re: Gnome File Association

2005-05-01 Thread Keith Bates
On Sun, 01 May 2005 12:41:55 -0400
Mark Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 17:38 +1000, Keith Bates wrote: 
  No, that just gives you option to open it with, but no permanent
  association.
  
  What I'm really tring to do is open a pdf file using the sylpheed
  email reader which is built on Gtk2. When you click on an
  attachment you get options to open or open with application.
  When I click on open nothing happens. I'm assuming this is an
  association problem somehwere in gnome.
 
 If you are using Gnome 2.8+ it does. You need to right-click and
 choose properties, the choose the Open With tab. It will say to pick
 a program to open foo.pdf and others of type .pdf


Thanks, I'd missed that.

Keith
 


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