Not sure if my last reply was a success (Google Groups told me posting
was successful but I can't see the post here yet after some minutes),
so let me double post :)
In a nutshell, I'm glad to see the issues being looked at!
The Fixedsys font problem is this: In my CSS, I have the line
font-family: fixedsys, consolas, monospace;
but Chrome ignores the first font, and jumps to Consolas (Firefox
finds Fixedsys fine). It being a system font might be part of the
issue, I can also not locate Fixedsys in Chrome's monospace font
options dialog.
> He just needs to learn how to create an application shortcut. Copy a
> chrome shortcut on the desktop, rename it, right click on it,
> properties, edit the command line to add the arguments wanted.
Could you please guide me through the steps, did you try associating
files? Just a basic edited shortcut doesn't do the job for me, as
Windows (Vista) will set up the file association -- which I need to
open files system wide with double click -- with the source exe when
picking the shortcut... i.e. with basic Chrome, not Chrome App
(dragging the file over the shortcut behaves somewhat better, but I
didn't further explore this route as it's not a solution).
To clarify, my goal is:
- set up Windows (Vista) so that all .foo files (like myfile.foo) will
automatically be opened with Chrome App at the location
http://example/#path-to-foo-file (e.g.
http://example/#C:\somefolder\myfile.foo).
My current suboptimal workaround as mentioned is associating my files
with a CMD file which reads:
C:\Users\...\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe --app="http://example/#%1";
cheers
Philipp
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