On Wed, 2009-06-10 at 17:31 +0200, Svante R Signell wrote:
BTW: How to open the Nautilus file viewer from a terminal? I have forgotten the command.
"nautilus --browser"
When the file is attached as "application/acrobat attachment" or "application/stream attachment" I only get the option to save the file and the use an external viewer to actually look at the file. Where to enable the inside Evo viewing? Is related to mime.types and/or mailcap files??
MIME type handling is desktop-wide, not Evolution-specific. For "application/acrobat" attachments (which is not a valid MIME type, see [1]), save the file to disk and teach Nautilus how to handle it. Your choice of application will then be listed in Evolution. "application/stream", on the other hand, is a generic description for unknown MIME types. You probably don't want to associate an application for that type since it could be anything. Evolution -should- attempt to guess the type from the attachment's filename extension (e.g. .pdf), but if it lacks even that then your only choice it to save it to disk. [1] http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/ Matthew Barnes
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