rlt46...@aol.com wrote:
For the moment I use the following work-around: I have the help
files
(which are in html) installed at a known point on my system, and I have
my web browser set to open them as a file on the local machine. When I
run into an issue which necessitates my consulting
Doug wrote:
rlt46...@aol.com wrote:
For the moment I use the following work-around: I have the help
files
(which are in html) installed at a known point on my system, and I have
my web browser set to open them as a file on the local machine. When I
run into an issue which necessitates my
Von: Doug doug_bainbri...@onetel.com
P.S. Of course, this way the Help tab on Gimp won't work, but at least
you'll be able to read the Help Manual whenever you need it
I wrote about it on a german forum yesterday, so let's summarize this again:
We have two versions of the help files,
Rebecca:
I know I can access the manual on line, but would rather not (see my
previous post to Doug). I don't understand the workaround you
describe... I really do not know that much, technically, about
computers. But if you have them installed on your local system
(hard drive?) why
Ken Warner wrote:
I also would like to download the GIMP documentation and run it locally.
But I can't find a help manual download. I only can find a tar.bz2
tarball
and I don't think I have a program to open that...
Where is a downloadable GIMP help file with all the HTML pages in it
so
Doug wrote:
Ken Warner wrote:
I also would like to download the GIMP documentation and run it locally.
But I can't find a help manual download. I only can find a tar.bz2
tarball
and I don't think I have a program to open that...
Where is a downloadable GIMP help file with all the HTML
Von: Doug doug_bainbri...@onetel.com
tar.bz2 is a linux compressed file, so it won't be any use to you if
you're running Windows.
The point of this statement is true - someone who can make use of the file's
content as intended on Windows won't have to ask how to handle them - but I
would
Andrew wrote:
Doug wrote:
Ken Warner wrote:
I also would like to download the GIMP documentation and run it
locally.
But I can't find a help manual download. I only can find a tar.bz2
tarball
and I don't think I have a program to open that...
Where is a downloadable GIMP help file
Michael Schumacher wrote:
Von: Doug doug_bainbri...@onetel.com
tar.bz2 is a linux compressed file, so it won't be any use to you if
you're running Windows.
The point of this statement is true - someone who can make use of the file's
content as intended on Windows won't
Hi,
On Thu, 2009-02-26 at 13:01 +0100, Michael Schumacher wrote:
- web/online: does not work, local version is used :)
Uh, how should this be interpreted? This certainly work for me.
Sven
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For the moment I use the following work-around: I have the help files
(which are in html) installed at a known point on my system, and I have
my web browser set to open them as a file on the local machine. When I
run into an issue which necessitates my consulting the helpd files, I
open
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