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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