Hi!
I have a windows program running in Wine that is able to 'show' certain PDFs by starting any PDF Reader, jumping to a specific Page and so on.
However, the windows program of course expects a path to a .exe-File when configuring a PDF reader. I'd don't want to install an additional Adobe Reader etc. in Wine but rather like to launch the regular Ubuntu PDF reader instead. Is there any way to 'simulate' an Ubuntu application into Wine?
Like creating some fake .exe- or .bat-File that forwards to a Linux program? Or using Winetricks etc.?
Or is this futile anyhow because the PDF file path parameter wouldn't make any sense for the Ubuntu program?
Thank you.
Chemo
Run Linux Program Out of Wine (PDF Viewer)
Re: Run Linux Program Out of Wine (PDF Viewer)
Is this guide of any use to you?
https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#How_do_I_la ... ication.3F
https://wiki.winehq.org/FAQ#How_do_I_la ... ication.3F
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Re: Run Linux Program Out of Wine (PDF Viewer)
You can use winebrowser.exe for this. It'll open files with whatever program your desktop environment is configured to use.