In the tool to define the default programs for browsing and mailing, we can declare a personnalized program, instead of Firefox, for example. For the browser, I have entered this: "/opt/Program Files/K-Meleon/k-meleon.exe" %u If I remove %u, K-Meleon is launched without parameter. %u will be used to say that a parameter can be passed. I don't know how the parameter is passed to the target program, but I expect that in the command line, %u will be replaced by the real parameter. It seems that it's not made like I thought, and perhaps the source program put it in an env variable, and the target source must read it. I can't clearly explain how it's made, but I need it and I'm really ennoyed. But perhaps you know the way used by tux programs to pass parameters, and can explain it. Thanks A+
