On Sun, 11 Jun 2000 13:22:22 +0100, "djvomght" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I just played around a little bit with my Norton Commander and found
> out, that the viewers included can be invoked from DOS prompt. So I
> inserted to mime.cfg the following lines:

> <snip>
> ;Viewers from NC
> file/.wri            WRI|@wpview.exe $d
> file/.wpd            WPD|@wpview.exe $d
> file/.rtf            RTF|@wpview.exe $d
> file/.doc            DOC|@wpview.exe $d
> <snip>

> Works nice. You have wpview.exe and ncview.msg in your path.
> Wpview in most cases automatically recognizes the format of the file to
> be viewed and is capable to print the file, too.

> Maybe this is usefull for someone...

Yes, yes it is !
Yesterday I was fidling around with Norton to do things like that.
I tried to add some extra viewers into Norton
e.g. xlhtml.exe but I have some problems with that:
row and/or colum out of range and whatever value I gave: out of range.

Does anyone know how to change (add to) the menu of viewers one gets
after pressing F8 in Norton Commander?

Is there a viewer and/or coverter for WORD => ASCII ?
I get many mails with WORD attachments and I do the following:
step 1: clip off the header and the end => save the text
step 2: many caracters are to be converted (7+ bits) to 'normal' ASCII
        (IBM extended caracterset 437) especialy when German text is
        involved and/or technical caracters are used, like mu (micro),
        diameter, etc.
        For conversion I use a home made conversion program in BASIC.
Some caracters, like the 'ohm' (resistance) caracter, are in a table in
WORD... and WORD needs abt 20 caracters to point to the list to the right 
caracter (in ASCII this is just '234') so the conversion of 'ohm' is
done manualy.

CU Bastiaan 

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