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Op donderdag 9 januari 2003 10:07, schreef Frank Mehnert:
>
> Exactly. Mozilla is able to do that. If you click on references like
> <a href="xyz.pdf.gz">paper</a> then the document is first unzipped and
> then displayed in the embedded PDF viewer.
>
We can go this. Go to the Control Center (note: I'm using a Dutch version of
KDE, so the actual names may deviate from you system) , and start File
Associations. Select application/x-gzip and go to the "Embedding" tab.
Set the left-click-action to "show in embedded viewer".
That's it. From now on, klicking a .gz file, will transparently unzip the file
and only show you it's contents.
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Casper Gielen
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Linux sucks twice as fast and 10 times more reliably,
and since you have the source, it's your fault. -Ca1v1n
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