On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 05:10 -0800, Don Reese wrote: > I love plucker as an easy way to condense large HTML documenation sites into > a single PDB that can be taken with you. But have also found that there are > ocasions where I would like to be able to view the PDB file on my laptop > (like when I have no internet connection while away from the office). Is > there a plucker file viewer that runs on the desktop? Yes I do resort to my > palm viewer in these cases, but I often run out of battery while viewing > files on my SD card.
Another option is to use gtk-plucker. I use it often when I am setting up new web pages for conversion to .pdb, prior to sync'ing them to my T| C. It's not nearly as featureful as the on-palm plucker, and also it doesn't render the same 100% of the time, but it's still very nice to have in some situations. If you'd rather not build your own, I could pass along my FC3 binary. That is, assuming your laptop runs a very recent version of linux. :) If you're stuck with a windows laptop, you likely could still compile your own gtk-plucker using the windows port of gtk, but it could be nontrivial to do so. A Mac laptop probably wouldn't be that difficult to compile one for though, if you're cozy with the "fink" project.
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