Environment: Ubuntu 8.01, Wine 1.0.0, fresh installs. I'm trying to get Irfanview (yes I know about the alleged clone. It isn't) to work as an "open with" program for .jpg files. I have placed it in the "open with" table When I click (gnome) on a .jpg, Irfanview opens with a blank screen. I've done some experimenting and it appears that the arguments are not being passed properly to Irfanview and/or Irfanview can't use what is being passed. I have learned that, for example, Irfanview can be started from a shell prompt using ".\foo.jpg" as the argument but not "./foo.jpg" which is to be expected. However, Irfanview also fails when given an argument like \home\jgd\foo.jpg" and also fails when given an argument relative to drive_c such as c:\photos\foo.jpg". Questions: - Can I do what I want to do? - If so what is the command line syntax that I should use? - Short of writing a windows program, how do I find out what command line is actually being passed? One other tidbit that might be important. The Irfanview installer would not run. I haven't had a chance to see why yet. Nothing happens on a double click to the installer. I had to install on a windows drive and copy everything over. I was pretty sure that Irfanview doesn't use the registry for anything important, as I've done the same procedure to a new windows drive and everything worked. I know that I could probably solve the problem with a shell script but I'd like to be able to address the problem directly thanks, John
