Could wvHtml be used to view .doc's inline in Evolution? Is this
something that I could do through settin MIME types, or is this a get
dirty with the code problem?
Lauren.
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On 2001.09.10 18:10:44 +0200 Lauren Matheson wrote:
> Could wvHtml be used to view .doc's inline in Evolution? Is this
> something that I could do through settin MIME types, or is this a get
> dirty with the code problem?
excuse me, we had this kinda discussion on BALSA mailinglist some
days ago
> Could wvHtml be used to view .doc's inline in Evolution? Is this
> something that I could do through settin MIME types, or is this a get
> dirty with the code problem?
In order to allow inline viewing, you'd have to implement a
wvHtml-based Bonobo control.
For a right-click "view this in
Writing a bonobo control is out of my depth, so I've got it on the 'view
in..' now. For anyone else who wants to do this, you need a tiny script
because wvHtml is not a viewer, just a converter. Here is my script:
#!/bin/sh
# usage: previewword
DOC=$1
HTML=$DOC.tmp.html
if [ -z $DOC ]; then
On Mon, 2001-09-10 at 12:10, Lauren Matheson wrote:
> Could wvHtml be used to view .doc's inline in Evolution? Is this
> something that I could do through settin MIME types, or is this a get
> dirty with the code problem?
You can add wvHtml to the list of "Open in ..." entries in the pop-up
menu
