> would this be possible and what would be involved? Shouldn't be too hard (he said in blissful ignorance of the PocketPC platform :-). I think the place to start is with libunpluck, which is a C library that gives you access to the basic document format. That should be converted to run on Win32 (I'm assuming PocketPC is basically a Win32 platform). A simple way to do this would be to port "explode", a short program which uses libunpluck. Both libunpluck and explode are very vanilla programs; I'd think you could more or less just re-compile them for Win32. They're both in the CVS; under tools.
After that, you could adapt the GTK+2 viewer code (which uses libunpluck) to be a Pocket PC viewer. If there's an HTML widget or even a Word widget in the Pocket PC toolkit, that should be enough to support the viewer functions. Bill
