by J.O. Ah » Tue, 04 Jun 2002 04:43:11
But if you want, you can always use the Linux or FreeBSD versions too.
//Aho
by Marc Esp » Thu, 06 Jun 2002 07:30:35
>Seems to be a BSD based Mozilla for x86, so I would say that it runs nativly
>on OpenBSD, regadles CPU (of course you have to compile it if you have another
> setup than a x86).
Mozilla hasn't built correctly on OpenBSD for a long time...
1. Printing Tiff Faxes attached to e-mail using Mozilla 1.0
Hi,
I'm using RH 7.1 on an Intel PC. I'm using Mozilla 1.0 I get faxes in
e-mails as tiff files. Saving them and then:
> fax2ps fax.name.tif | lpr
prints them out nicely, or if I just want to view the Postscript:
> fax2ps fax.name.tif | gv -
I would like to use the "open" attachment feature to do this
automatically. I'm familiar with opening various types of files using
particular programs. For example, if you have a Postscript attachment,
you can use gv to automatically view it. The problem is, in order to
convert from tiff to ps and then print, I need the file name. I've tried
various ways but can't seem to get hold of the filename. In Netscape,
you used to be able to specify %s for the filename (in fact you had to).
I've also tried setting up a bash script file:
fax2ps $1 | lpr
This works as a script, yet it does not work in Mozilla. (I don't get
error messages - just no output.) Yet if I use display from ImageMagick:
/usr/X11R6/bin/display
this works (it displays the fax - but printing from display is not that
good - each page has to be printed separately). Why does display work
but not my script?
Any help would be appreciated.
Rick B.
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