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Hi, I'm using Wine 20040813 on a Mandrake 10.0 box, everytime I try to use the mouse's wheel to scroll up and down in an application (FileZilla, xmlSpy ...), wine hanged with the following trace wine: Unhandled exception (thread 0011), starting debugger... fixme:console:SetConsoleCtrlHandler (0x406005b0,1) - no error checking or testing yet WineDbg starting on pid 0x10 Unhandled

I first installed kchmviewer. I then created the file run_prog: #!/bin/sh $1 "`wine winepath -u "$2"`" I tested by running from a terminal run_prog kchmviewer c:\MyChmFile.chm This worked fine I edited the registry entry for chm.file to /usr/bin/run_prog kchmviewer %1 > > Note: > While researching regedit I noticed the reference to wineprefixcreate at: >

I finally got around to compiling the Rails 1.1.2 Documentation into a CHM file this morning. You can download the file directly from here: http://delynnberry.com/files/rails-documentation-1-1-2.chm. Let me know if you encounter any problems with the file. -- DeLynn Berry delynn@gmail.com http://delynnberry.com

First: Contrary to claims chm viewing is NOT fixed.It's better but graphics and the index are still broken. I washed my hands on bug reporting of the problems, as I now use firefox with the chm addon which works even better than the last kchmviewer I tried. Great News: I installed the latest PBWin9.0 and the first example I tried worked flawlessly. This surprised me as this was a COM example

Does anyone have any words of wisdom for setting up the standard Windows help browser? I have an app with extensive on-line help, but the help browser only comes up with the one intro page. The various tabs are there, but they don't do anything.... --Yan

I want to read de windows help files, but i don't know what can i do to do this. Can you help-me ? :?

Future Pinball (a free pinball simulation) have some chm help files. I can't see it with 'wine hh.exe file.chm' command (chm are okay with a native viewer, like gnochm) Is there a way to make it works ?

Hi all, I'm running the latest version of Wine for Mac OS X and I'd like to have help files open automatically with my native CHM viewer, iChm. The command to open files from the OS X command line is pretty simple, and works fine for me. I tried to follow the steps on the FAQ under 'I want to associate some Linux program with a file type in Wine

Hi Folks, For the Windows Railers, I''ve made the Rails docs available as a CHM file: http://dema.ruby.com.br/articles/2005/08/16/rails-docs-in-chm-format Cheers, Dema -- http://dema.ruby.com.br - Rails from a .NET perspective

Is there a way of getting an application to use the Windows native winhlp32.exe? Although I've replaced the exe in c:\windows and c:\windows\system32 my application (Borland Paradox7) still invokes the Wine help (which is broken as it doesn't display the Contents and Search and is full of 'not yet implemented' messages). So I assume the DDI call from Paradox is being routed to

Please excuse my first couple of probably quite a few newb questions. Are there still probs with viewing chm files? If I browse to the chm file and just launch it seems fine until I try search for a subject. I search, find what I'm looking for, click it and the help file closes. If I use wine hh / winepath windows path it launches but if I click search I can't try the search, it's

"biran" <zelzel.zsu@gmail.com> writes: > I've copy some *.chm file from windows desktop. > > how can i view them in wine? > > $ wine file.chm > do not work. The simplest would be to use a native Linux chm-viewer - xchm. kchmviewer, probably others. -- Hilsen Harald.

i have a book in .chm html document. but i can't read it in wine. how can i read it.

Hello Wine community, I have a problem with the HTML Help Work Shop compiler. It crashes with the newer wine version (0.9.54 up to 0.9.60) under kubuntu 7.10 For information, my Html work shop install is as said at this link: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2978 1/ the command regsvr32 itircl.dll returns: Failed to load DLL itircl.dll. However, the dll is in

Hello together! I would like pegasus mail as default mail client for konqueror. After clicking on a mailto link there should be pegasus mail started in this way: "wine winpm-32.exe -T <to address> -S <subject>" My question was, how can i set up the Konqueror in such way? Has anyone tried something like this? Bye, Timo

I'm running SuSe linux professional v9.3 with wine v20050830. I have created a link to a windows (smb) shared folder containing my shared Pegasus mailbox in ~/.wine/dosdevices/c: folder. The share is created on boot. I installed Pegasus v4.21c using wine /path/to/w32-421c.exe Pegasus is run from a kde shortcut that executes wine winpm-32.exe -Z 128 All functions work but there are two

I've had various Windows programs working successfully via wine but am getting a wee bit confused running my email program. I have my original windows installation accessible from Linux, I also have a copy under /home/.wine and also on a USB stick. In order to use my most up to date version I have altered the filepath (eg wine /media/windows/system/pmail/winpm-32.exe -Z 12 but for some

Hi, I have been trying to configure Wine to associate kchmviewer with chm files in hopes of having kchmviewer launch whenever I push a help button within SkyTools 3 (http://www.skyhound.com). I am running Wine 1.3.18 under Ubuntu 10.10 on an amd64 machine. I followed the instructions in the Wine FAQ at http://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#head-91bf3f0a8ccbfab8dee96f82fae2f1a489e0d243 and have tried

Hi, I installed a program which also adds a start menu entry for viewing a HTMLHelp file. But there is some error, the HTMLHelp viewer within Wine is launched, the content pane to the left is displayed, but no text appears to the right. So I wanted to use kchmviewer instead. I manually edited the call in the start menu entry to use kchmviewer instead. I tested this call on the command line, it

Hello, Richard > Phase: Optimization > optimize bzip2.ubc to become an LLVM bitcode file What's happening here? Are you running some standard LLVM tool like opt? -- With best regards, Anton Korobeynikov. Faculty of Mathematics & Mechanics, Saint Petersburg State University.