Creating file associations
If you want certain files to open in a windows application by clicking on them, the best way is to create a script. For example I want Adobe Flash project files (*.fla) to open in Adobe's Flash editor if I double click it.
You can for example create a file using this terminal command.
gedit ~/.wine/Flash\ 8
Now paste the following example script in it, save and close gedit.
Example script:
Make sure the file is executable with this command.#!/bin/sh
QUICKPARLOCATION="c:\\Program Files\\Macromedia\\Flash 8\\Flash.exe"
PARAM=`winepath -w "$*"`
wine "$QUICKPARLOCATION" "$PARAM"
exit 0
chmod +x ~/.wine/Flash\ 8
After you completed this go to an *.fla file right click it, properties, go to the “open with” pane, click add, add this line into your terminal and select the radio button.
'/home//.wine/Flash 8'
Now if everything went ok, you can doubleclick the file and it will be openend in Flash 8.
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Monday, November 8, 2010
Make wine program as a default program
This instruction is taken from Ubuntu Wine documentation. I use this to link PDF files to PDF-XChange (,which work flawlessly with PDFs to highlight, comment, bookmark, etc). Note that portable version didn't work with this method.
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