> I have several documents on my computer gathered from all over the net. > Usually, it's sufficient for me to read them on screen instead of > printing them out. However, in order to store them in a nice way, I have > to print them out. What I'm missing is a nice document reader which can > handle different file formats like .pdf, .html, .ps, .txt and even .swx > or .doc, and can present me these file in good on-screen readable way > like the full screen option of acroread. Furthermore, this program Doesn't a web browser do this? With the mozilla-bonobo plugin I can view just about anything (expect Open Office files, yet). > should be able to scan a whole folder and even folders in the top folder > for documents and give me a nice way to choose one of the documents > based on the title or so. Nautilus? Enable the tree view. > You can compare this with a picture viewer > like gqview. Of course, one could simply open a nautilus window and > click on the preferred picture or document. But that's not the same! Whats different? > I'm not a hacker, so I only can make the proposal for such an > application and can help testing. I think something like that doesn't > exist so far and would be rather progressiv. Anyone interested? Nautilus can view alot of documents, a nautilus plugin like mozilla-bonobo is for web-browsers would be very nice. _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
