Thanks... but I tried that (both via the gnome control center and through gnome-file-types-properties). I added realplay to the list of programs associated with .wav files. In the email, Evolution gives me:
audio/wav attachment (VoiceMessage.wav), "VoiceMessage" with the only option being to save the file. If I have the right gnome components installed (and I used red-carpet) then should this be happening? thanks... PS. This is the only way I can listen to my voicemails, hence the incentive to get .wav files working :) Chris On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 18:39, Eric Lambart wrote: > It's not stored in gconf. Try running the gnome-file-types-properties > application. > > Eric > > On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 09:56, Chris Boyce wrote: > > Hi all. I realize Evolution is a gnome application, but being that it > > appears to run so well under KDE as well, could someone tell me - if > > possible - which file(s) I need to tweak to allow .wav attachments to be > > opened by an external program? I've tried setting the association in > > gnome-control-center and I don't want to go nuts editing gconf files if > > it doesn't help. > > > > Pdf and image attachments have working associations, so is there a gnome > > file/rpm/gconf entry that I'm missing for audio/wav? > > > > Using 1.4.6 with connector, KDE 3.2.1, Suse 9. > > > > thanks _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
