zazou wrote: > Forgive me if this is a really basic question, but I'm pretty new to Wine and haven't used it much. > > I am running Ubuntu (Karmic) on my computer which dual-boots into Windows (the netbook XP look-alike). Before I installed Linux, I installed OneNote in Windows, and it still works when I boot into Windows. Is there a way to open OneNote without reinstalling it under Linux? (Reinstalling it would require a new activation code, and those are expensive! [Laughing] > > I ask because I've noticed that some other .exe files (like Notepad or No$gba) can be executed directly when I'm navigating in Nautilus. However, when I click on the ONENOTE.EXE icon, nothing happens. No. Simple exes that don't make any registry changes can sometimes be run from a Windows partition. OneNote doesn't fit that description.
