maatghandi

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I haven't been able to find anything that suggests there is a way to read those annoying microsoft .mht files in Fedora Core 2. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,
Maat

320mb

.mht file..............

Its a web page saved as a single file, included the graphics and everything, uuencoded etc.

tonyfreeman

Give this a try:

Open it with mozilla by right clicking on it and choosing "open with other application" option (I'm assuming you are using Nautilus as the file browser here).

If that doesn work then rename the .mht file to .eml and open it with mozilla either by double clicking or by using the "open with other application" method.

Let me know if that worked. I've not fooled with .mht files before.

-- Tony

niko9enzo

There is a firefox extension called maf that allows you to read .mht files, i cant rememeber the download link but i´ll post it as soon as i find it

jeenam

Opera will read mht files. www.opera.com

donnied

I'm curious about mht files. I tried

1. to get the MAF which is for Firefox 1.5; unfortunately I have 2. ( I also read Firefox 2 should show mht; it doesn't.)

2. Opera because I read it should work. It didn't work for me.


Is there a way to convert mht to html? (or some OSSb format?)

hamster

I must admit viewing .mht files was always a problem for me since switching to firefox 2-3 years ago. I just loaded IE6 if I wanted to read the .mht on those rare occasions. However under linux that is a problem. I wish firefox would have their own one (as single clean file). I heard of that plugin - tried it a year ago but it didn't read the .mht files for me properly. I was using several .mht files from wiki pages.
Actually I remember now, they were wiki pages on country info like Germany, Ireland and France etc. The pages wouldn't open until I edited out some html lines in the file and then they would open. Needless to say I didnt want to do this each time I saved a .mht file.
Maybe the .mht plugin is more mature now. Worth giving it a shot.

jeenam

It's strange that you can not view mht files with Opera in Linux. Support has been added for mht files since v9.00.

The proof is here. (search for "mht")

LQ?

FYI a fix for Opera can be found here so mht files can be opened. Basically, adding the mime type.

xshadowed

rename the file to .eml
and use Thunderbird to open it:
File->Open Saved Message-> [YOUR FILE.eml]

Xerxeslins

Use "UnMHT" addon Firefox =)

marvin2

The UnMHT addon for Firefox (3.0.6) worked for me as does Opera 9.63 out of the box.