On Saturday 31 Jul 2004 08:17, Alan Dunford wrote:
> On Saturday 31 Jul 2004 09:37, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
> > On Friday 30 July 2004 02:50 pm, Alan Dunford wrote:
> > ->
> > ->I need a little help, please, in setting up Kmail again.  A
> > ->couple of days ago I added a Smart Media card reader to one 
> of
> > ->my USB ports and (I assume a bug in the driver) as a result 
> the
> > ->machine would not then boot.  Later the USB driver was 
> updated
> > ->and I noted that a bug had in fact been corrected.
> > ->
> > ->The start up problem was then sorted using Mandake 10's CDs 
> to
> > ->"upgrade" the OS and then all was well except that 
previously 
> I
> > ->had been able to fire up a URL within Kmail and now cannot 
do
> > ->so.  I don't remember having to do anything previously to 
> create
> > ->a link here (I think to Konqueror) and cannot find anything 
> to
> > ->help in the help files.
> > ->
> > ->I imagine the problem is very simple and basic but it is 
also
> > ->proving frustrating and annoying.
> > ->
> > ->Any help would be much appreciated.
> > ->
> > ->Thanks
> > ->
> > ->Alan
> > 
> > Alan, I know in the KDE control center there is a place where 
> you can set all 
> > your file associations, but what has always worked for me is 
> to:
> > 
> > 1. Open /home/youruser
> > 2. Right click, pick create new HTML file (name it anything 
you 
> want)
> > 3. Right click on this file, pick Edit file type
> > 4. Pick whatever browser you want to open it with, and move 
it 
> to the top of 
> > the list. Its now the default
> > 
> > Now, when you open a (html) URL in Kmail, it will use the 
> default browser.
> > 
> > HTHs!
> > 
> > -- 
> >                                                                 
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> >                                                    Dark< 
>Lord
> >                                                           \/    
> > 
> 
> Thanks Ron for the suggestion.  I will do what you suggest of 
> course but I am getting around to thinking that because a few 
> other things appear to have gone walkabout, it might be a good 
> idea to reinstall Mandrake 10.   This is a messy option as 
> several things have to be installed manually and then the whole 
> lot will have to be updated using urpmi - will let you know how 
> it works out.
> 
> Thanks again
> 
> Alan       


Thanks again Ron.  Did a reinstall and the urls and jpgs burst 
into life now as before.  Still have a lot of tidying up to do 
but the main problem is solved.

A friend of mine (in electronics) said that when you solder 
connections on the end of a cable and when finished you find you 
have forgotten to put a fitting on the cable first, then having 
to do it again is penance for not doing it properly in the first 
place.  This is the price I am paying with Mandrake right now. 
(;-)


> > 
> > 
> 
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> 
> 
> Alan Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Mandrake Linux 10.0 Official
> A 100% Microsoft-free computer
> 
> 
> 

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A 100% Microsoft-free computer


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