Re: adobe acrobat reader

Le mer 10/12/2003 à 05:02, Sir a écrit :
> I have installed the adobe reader 5.08 to my Redhat 9.0
> According to Mozilla,s help,to use it as a plug in, I have to copy the
> nppdf.so to the plug in directory of Mozilla-1.2.1 directory. That's
> easy to do. It also mention a copy of the acroread should be in the
> PATH. Would you kindly instruct me how to perform this?
> Thanks a lot.
>                                         Kelvin   from HK

just check that you can run "acroread" from the command line.

The PATH variable is a list of paths searched by the shell to run a
command, for example /bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin
If a command is there, you can invoke it by just typing its name and not
what is before it in the path...

Anyway, better use free software, xpdf is really good and can be used as
a plugin with mozplugger with no effort

cheers

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