problem with thunderbird attachments .doc-file association
Hugo Coolens
coolens at kahosl.be
Fri Oct 7 09:08:17 UTC 2011
I have found what the problem was. The .doc type in the preferences menu
was linked to an soffice that did not work, I guess this was due to a
wrong path (the path followed is not displayed). Changing it to the real
soffice solved the problem.
regards,
hugo
On Thu, 6 Oct 2011, Michael Hirsch wrote:
> I thought that thunderbird respected the usual File Associations settings
> that you can set in systemsettings. I think that is what I used, but
> maybe I'm thinking of chrome.
>
> Michael
>
> On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 1:23 PM, Hugo Coolens <coolens at kahosl.be> wrote:
> When I have an e-mail with a docx-document as an attachment,
> thunderbird automatically opens LibreOffice when I click the
> attachment, when I have
> however a doc-document I get a an error when clicking on the
> attachment,
> like this:
> /tmp/OPDOC24082005-1.doc could not be opened, because the
> associated helper application does not exist. Change the
> association in your preferences.
>
> So I'd like to add the .doc file extension and have
> LibreOffice open it too but I can't find out how to do it in
> Thunderbirds Preferences-->Attachments.
> I'm missing an add Content Type-possibility. Maybe someone
> here knows which file I should change manually and how to add
> a rule for .doc-documents?
>
> regards,
> hugo
>
> p.s. 1 I'm using Kubuntu Natty Narwal
> p.s. 2 When I right click on the attachment-document I don't
> get a drop down box, so I can't choose an application that
> way neither
>
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