Hello,
Ok, I have applied a patch bases on yours. It tries catdoc, word2x and
then strings. Excel files are handled by xls2csv and the fallback is
also strings.
The resulting entries in mc.ext are:
# Microsoft Word Document
regex/\.([Dd]o[ct]|DO[CT]|[Ww]ri|WRI)$
View=%view{ascii}
I don't know why you think that antiword is better than its alternatives.
It didn't even install properly for me (version 0.31) - I had to create
~/.antiword by hand. Even worse, it doesn't understand the locale charset
(LANG=ru_RU.KOI8-R) and blindly tries to load 8859-1.txt.
Yes, I noticed
Hello!
I have moved the code dealing with the list of mounted filesystems from
util.c and utilunix.c to the already existing file mountlist.c
This change made it possible to remove mountlist.o and fsusage.o from the
list of objects the GNOME edition depends on.
This is done to reduce the
Hi. Is this really needed ? I noticed all uploaded files are
copied to /tmp as ftpfs*
I'm using CVS from Sunday, built with GCC 3.0.
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Hello!
I have successfully compiled MC on QNX Neutrino.
Few notes about the process:
Only very recent config.guess and config.sub know about QNX Neutrino.
Which means that they need to be updated in every project you are trying
to compile. MC already includes the latest versions of those
