posted 02 August 2002 08:31            

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Hi all,

just wondering - if you use the "Documentation" entry in the file menue it takes you to the "GettingStarted.pdf" - can I change that?? I really want it to tak me to "Ezpressions Quick Reference" and sometimes the body of the manual - seems like something that would be great to be able to change in the preferences?? Could that be possible?? Is it an entry in a text file at the moment that I could edit???

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posted 02 August 2002 09:17            

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You could rename the .pdf files. In other words, change the name of the file you *want* to open first to be the current name of the file that *does* open first now. (It's something like "start here.pdf" but that's just off the top of my head so you should look at the files to get the exact name).

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posted 02 August 2002 10:09            

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Thanks - I have done that -= initially I tried making an alias to the documentation which I moved to another HD dedicated to Kyma, but that wouldn't work, so in the end I copied the document I wanted back into the Documentation folder in the root directory and renamed it. So for now I have a work around, but I thought it might be possible for you to inplement a selectable item in the preferences, much like the frequently used folder options??

Just a thought

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posted 16 May 2005 06:05            

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I´m not able to open anything from the "documentation" from kyma,
nothing, no pdf´s, no files whatsoever since the only filetype
available is "application"..??
I can of course open the pdf files from within explorer but not
from kyma.
They are in the correct folder.
What is wrong?

/Jonas on a Dell laptop.

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posted 16 May 2005 08:56            

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You're right, I just tried and I can't open the documentation from within Kyma either. Nothing happens when I select documentation from the file menu. I'm using a G3 ibook running OSX 10.3.8.

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posted 29 May 2005 17:47            

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BUMPING!

No documentation available from the menu.

Jonas WinXP/latest kyma

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posted 30 May 2005 11:38            

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Which version of Acrobat Reader do you have installed?

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posted 30 May 2005 11:47            

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On the PC, it might ask you to locate Acrobat Reader first. Then it will open the documentation index.

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posted 30 May 2005 16:18            

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Thanks.
It was beginning to be an itch I could not scratch.
(If that´s the right expression?)
I did as You said, from the documents menu I browsed to
programs/adobe/acrobat and opened acrobat reader, now I have
all the documentation again!!!!
Tack! (Thanks in swedish)
/Jonas

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posted 30 May 2005 19:09            

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Thanks, we are going to change that so you won't have to locate Acrobat Reader (starting with the next update to Kyma)

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