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Old December 1st, 2004   #1
David Cartwright
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Nautilus to preview WMF files

Wondering if Nautilus can preview WMF graphics files?

I've got the libwmf0.2-7 package installed.

Is there something else needed for Nautilus to preview WMFs, or are they unsupported?

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Old July 28th, 2005   #2
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Re: Nautilus to preview WMF files

Same question from me.... or a way to make gThumb to display them..
These WMF files are really beginning to annoy me! It's too mutch tumbling around opening each and every file in The Gimp to preview them...

Or if someone knows of a picture viewer who supports WMF, that would also help.
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Old July 7th, 2008   #3
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Smile Re: Nautilus to preview WMF files

Well, tired of looking for a intelligent solution, I gave up from trying to find a way to make Nautilus or other Ubuntu stuff to read all these Windows things.

Install the converters:
sudo apt-get install libwmf-bin

Convert everything (using wmf2fig, couldn't use any other one due to several errors):
for i in *.wmf;do wmf2fig $i;done
for i in *.eps;do convert $i $i.jpg;done

Rename JPGs (lazy enough not to put a 'cut'):
rename 's/\.eps\.jpg/\.jpg/g' *

Cleaning all the mess:
rm *.wmf *.eps

Hope this helps!
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