Re: Evolution 1.4.6 KDE Suse

"This depends on the apps you are using. Gnome and KDE apps don't share
such setting -- the same for other applications like Mozilla and 
OpenOffice.org."

     Within OpenOffice

Will do some more reading (rtfm) on OpenOffice

With the comment above I feel that my conversion from M$ to Freedom
is going to be a little more complex that I first though.
I did not know if there was a global setting somewhere for this type of 
thing.




>From: guenther <[email protected]>
>To: Thor Burfine <[email protected]>
>CC: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Users] Evolution 1.4.6 KDE Suse
>Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2004 18:15:38 +0200
>
>
> > Does anybody know how to set Evolution as the default Email 
Client?
>
>This depends on the apps you are using. Gnome and KDE apps don't share
>such setting -- the same for other applications like Mozilla and
>OpenOffice.org.
>
>
>Setting the default Mail Client: *Gnome*
>
>   Gnome Control Center / Advanced / Preferred Applications / Mail 
Reader
>   or just run 'gnome-default-applications-properties' from a terminal.
>
>Setting the default Mail Client: *Mozilla*
>
>   Install the plugin from http://mozex.mozdev.org/ and configure mozex:
>   Edit / Preferences / mozex
>     Intercept clicks:  [x] mailto
>     Mailer:            evolution-1.5 %r
>
>Firefox probably either works with the Mozilla plugin or has a setting
>already built-in. Please check the Firefox settings.
>
>Other apps like Opera so have similar settings, although I don't
>remember ATM.
>
>Regarding your KDE apps, please refer to the KDE Settings.
>
>
> > I want to be able to have a doc open and do a File->Send to 
without it
> > opening KMail.
>
>What "doc" format? Which application?
>
>
> > Also How do I get Evolution to open Firefox when I click on a link 
inside an
> > email?
>
>Anything mentioned above does apply here in a similar way: Gnome and KDE
>don't share the setting for the default browser.
>
>Thus you will have to set the Gnome setting according to the KDE
>setting, as Evolution only knows about the Gnome wide settings:
>
>   Gnome Control Center / Advanced / Preferred Applications / Web 
Browser
>   or just run 'gnome-default-applications-properties' from a terminal.
>
>
>More information about this can be found in my most wanted answer:
>  
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution/2004-April/037164.html
>
>
>HTH
>
>...guenther
>
>
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