Re: Notes Client on Linux with Wine

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Well it works fine.
depending on which version you use, you have to do some changes with wine.
You better download the latest version from codeweavers.
Then you open a xterm and type "winesetup"
there you configure it (might just leave the config as it is? works fine)
--> you have to rune the winesetup as a user, not as root!

then you run the notes setup.
again depending on the wineversion, in the notessetup the buttons might not
be at the right place, so you better work with the keyboard -->Tab &
Enter..... ;o )

When you run the notesclient, the bookmark bar at the left sid probably
won't apper when you click the button (you might only need it in the
designer...).
If this happens, minimize notes an bring it back up and you'll see the
bookmark bar.

well, that's pretty much about it.

If you reinstall the notesclient on a windowsmashine, and didn't uninstall
it tha last time (can't uninstall it under linux), you get a message that
tehere are registry entries left from the last install.
When you reinstall notes on your linuxmashine, you'll also get that
message, but it'll stay in the background. If this happens, the notessetup
isn't burned but can't continue. [Alt + Tab] --> answer the message and
notessetup will continue.

If it all won't work (notessetup works, but when you open a database in
notes, it crashes, you hae to go back to winesetup and in the DLL-Section
you have to add the entry "msvctl" as a native DLL (gotta do this in the
wineversion that comes with SuSE 7.2.

Well hope it helps. If you have anymore questions.........

Have a lot of fun...



maX Bauer
InSight Education GmbH
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