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    Re: How do I use wine to install a program?

    Quote Originally Posted by bonedriven View Post
    And I also don't know where is C in my linux system.
    That would be /home/user/.wine/drive_c/ but as krustenBrot suggested, an app rated as 'garbage' won't work under wine. Might I suggest you look for a Linux dictionary app instead?

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    Re: How do I use wine to install a program?

    Quote Originally Posted by krustenBrot View Post
    For the MCF42 dll error install mfc42 through winetricks described here

    I don't know about the LGui64u.dll see if it works after the winetricks thing. Did you install Lingoes through PlayonLinux?
    Later I installed mfc42 package in the library. I don't know how to install Lingoes through Playonlinux. That's the problem. I tired to follow the wizard but couldn't understand it at all.

    Quote Originally Posted by oldos2er View Post
    That would be /home/user/.wine/drive_c/ but as krustenBrot suggested, an app rated as 'garbage' won't work under wine. Might I suggest you look for a Linux dictionary app instead?
    Version 2.8.1 is not garbage rated. It's silver.
    Alternative is goldendict I guess? I couldn't find its dictionaries at all. It looks like a dead project. But that's another story.

    I always heard how easy wine it is to use to run windows program. They even run Starcraft 2 there. How come I can't even run a dictionary program normally?
    Last edited by bonedriven; July 8th, 2012 at 05:20 PM.

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    Re: How do I use wine to install a program?

    I would have thought most Windows programs don't work on wine, but I'm about as far from being a wine expert as it's possible to be.

    I have Goldendict installed, but it seems to be buggy to the point of being unusable on 12.04. There's also stardict, but I have no experience with it.

    Check this old thread, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982326
    Maybe there's something there that would help?

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    Re: How do I use wine to install a program?

    Quote Originally Posted by oldos2er View Post
    I would have thought most Windows programs don't work on wine, but I'm about as far from being a wine expert as it's possible to be.

    I have Goldendict installed, but it seems to be buggy to the point of being unusable on 12.04. There's also stardict, but I have no experience with it.

    Check this old thread, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982326
    Maybe there's something there that would help?
    Thank you oldos2er.
    Since Lingoes is listed in wine's webpage: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManage...ation&iId=6328

    I hope somebody can guide me through how to install it.

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    Re: How do I use wine to install a program?

    Have you installed Internet Explorer 6 yet?
    Code:
    winetricks ie6
    http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManage...sion&iId=23256
    Cheesemill

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    Re: How do I use wine to install a program?

    Quote Originally Posted by Cheesemill View Post
    Have you installed Internet Explorer 6 yet?
    Code:
    winetricks ie6
    http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManage...sion&iId=23256
    My version is 2.8.1 so I installed vcrun6
    http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManage...sion&iId=25579

    Now I am able to run the program. The only problem now is the Asian characters can't be displayed normally. I have installed "all fonts" with winetricks though.

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