Paul: Good points. Actually, how I have solved this problem in a similar scenario (playing audio files selected in a CList) is to get the user to figure out what the command line would be for whatever application they want to use (name + switches), and making them enter that command line as a preference. It seems to work fine, and I think it would work well for this purpose, too..
Neil > > How do you ensure that KDE or GNOME are installed? > > At some point, you have to make certain requirements about the > run-time environment ... > > The only other alternative I can see that flows along similar lines > would be to use one of the HTML widgets out there, but its not clear > to me that the basic ones work all that well, and the only non-basic > one (Gecko) would probably be an amazing amount of work to start using > (not sure about this, however). > > --p _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
