commandline-order to open file

[Hammermensch]

Hi!

Im using PDF-Xchange Viewer with wine under ubuntu 8.10. I have the problem to find a command for opening pdf-files directly with pdf-change.

It seems that the order to open a file is not "pdfxview.exe <file>"

[Lzcat - Tracker Supp]

Strange, because this is correct syntax and working on windows. Maybe issue is with names conversion or passing parameters?

[Hammermensch]

yeah, maybe its because of the slashes. In windows \ and in linux /. somebody made a script to turn it, but also this one doesnt work for me.

#!/bin/bash
DATEI=Z:$1
DATEI=$(echo $DATEI | sed -e 's#/#\#g')
wine "C:\Programme\Tracker Software\PDF-XChange Viewer\pdf-viewer\PDFXCview.exe" $DATEI

I also tried this one

#!/bin/bash
DATEI=Z:$1
DATEI=$(echo $DATEI | sed -e 's#/#\#g')
env WINEPREFIX="/home/marcus/.wine" wine "C:\Programme\Tracker Software\PDF-XChange Viewer\pdf-viewer\PDFXCview.exe" $DATEI

[Ivan - Tracker Software]

don't forget: if file name contains spaces, it should be enclosed by " (double quote) characters.