Howdy, In my continuing effort to get Agent up and as functional as possible, I'm now looking into launching applications. For example, if I have a .jpg file attached to an email, double clicking it should be able to open an application (like gimp) to view the attachment. I've run into a couple of problems with this. The first is that gimp tries to open a file called F:\temp\xyz.jpg. Of course gimp doesn't know anything about "F:" When passing the message to the native linux system, is there a way to cull/map drive letters? Secondly, Agent has a Data\temp subdirectory called temp to store the file while an application uses that file. When passing the file name to the it just references the temp\filename. This makes sense from Agent's point of view because its current directory is whichever data directory from which it is run. Is there a way to use this information to map back to native system? Thirdly, when passing the file reference to the native linux app, it appears (from the gimp error message) that the Windows slashes "\" are used not the Unix "/". Is there a way to map these for the native system? And fourthly, when a file name under the windows system has spaces in the title, gimp thinks it's actually different file names. Is there a way to put the filename in quotes for the native Linux system? Or have I found my first wine development projects? Thanks, ==================================================== Oliver Sampson olsam@quickaudio.com http://www.oliversampson.com
