Alejandro Sánchez Acosta writes: > AFAIK gtkhtml doesn't work in windows In case you mean the "gtkhtml" module in GNOME CVS, the HEAD branch of it (version 3.something) does work on Windows. It (or mainly its dependencies, gtkhtml itself didn't contain much stuff that needed porting) has been ported as part of the Evolution porting effort. gtkhtml's dependencies are things like libgnomeui, libbonoboui, and ORBit2 which also have been ported to Windows. All this work has been done in the HEAD branches, and some details might not yet even be committed to CVS. There definitely aren't any ready-to-use packages with prebuilt binaries available. If you mean the "gtkhtml2" module, it might work to some extent on Windows already. This is what GIMP's built-in help browser uses, and some people have been working on using the built-in help browser on Windows, too (instead of a web browser), with some success. But again, you will probably have to build gtkhtml2 yourself. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
