> You may try to edit the `acroread' executable by adding
>
> export -n LD_PRELOAD
>
> to the top. This should make the Acrobat work as helper.
Thank you, that did the trick. Acrobat now seems to work both as a helper
and as a plugin (I have not done any stress testing). Is the maintainer of
the
> But certainly it should work as a helper application (if not as
> a plugin).
Yes, if it works on the command line I think it should work as an
helper application. Maybe you can do some debugging by specifying
`strace acroread %s 2> acroread.log' as your application in
netscape. If you don't find
On Sun, 28 Feb 1999, Christian van Enckevort wrote:
> I tried your suggestion of adding /usr/lib/libc5-compat to LD_LIBRARY_PATH,
> but it did not help. Note also that I do not experience any problems with
> acroread when I start it independently (not from within netscape).
>
You may try to edit
Hi Patrik,
I tried your suggestion of adding /usr/lib/libc5-compat to LD_LIBRARY_PATH,
but it did not help. Note also that I do not experience any problems with
acroread when I start it independently (not from within netscape).
I do use a libc6 version of netscape (version 4.07 from slink), so I
I had also problems with acroread (the rendered image looked
scrambled), but never investigated it futher. But a quick look in
the bug tracking system (http://www.debian.org/Bugs/) gave me a
bug report with a workaround added that might help:
> Package: acroread
> Version: 3.02-0.1
>
> This is wh
Hi,
I am trying to get acroread and netscape to work together. It should be
possible to use acroread as a plugin (it is listed as a plugin for PDF in
netscape). However, if I select that plugin (nppdf.so, which apparently
should run acroread), netscape crashes when I try to view a PDF-file. In fac
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