>Ok, I know that files association does not work, but I thought that the >probe option would have found for html files... >In facts it does not !
The -probe option looks for known encodings of Macintosh files - it does not try to guess what a non-encoded file may be ... >So, I decided to build a map file which runs fine... exepted that I don't >know what to write in it for calling intenet explorer when clicking on a >.htm file... >In my case, when I put MOSS, it does call netscape, but all I read for ie >was to put MOZZ instead. >I did so, and it fails. System asks me what I want to do with the file at >startup... just as if MOZZ creator was unknown... >I don't want do give a choice, I woul have liked to open the app I give... I believe the CREATOR for Internet Explorer is 'MSIE' - you could confirm this by searching on the web for 'CREATOR Internet Explorer Macintosh' or similar. >In the same time, dou you know how I could put ie using mkisofs ? >Should I build 2 sessions, not add the mac binaries files alond to windows >executables ? Not quite sure what you are asking - do you want to put the Macintosh and PC versions of Internet Explorer on the CD? There is nothing technically stopping you doing this - however, you need to get the Macintosh binaries into a format that mkisofs can decode - see the man pages for details. James Pearson -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
