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Distribution: Ubuntu 8.04 - Fedora 9 on an AMD 64bit Machine
Posts: 101
Rep:
Evince as a default viewer
Hi,
I made a mistake by installing Adobe Reader on my box. I am a big fan of Evince, the "Document viewer", but I wanted to try this new reader from Adobe.
After removing it, my PDF files are not recognized as PDF files any more and each time I double click on one of them I am presented with the "Open With" menu!
What should I do to get things back as they were before doing this "Big" mistake?
Try removing, and reinstalling Evince.
Whenever I try out something new like this, afterwards, I re-run the dpkg-reconfigure script to set Evince as my default PDF & document viewer.
I'm not sure, but I don't think Fedora has a synonymous function.
Distribution: Ubuntu 8.04 - Fedora 9 on an AMD 64bit Machine
Posts: 101
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I could do it from the file manager settings (konqueror), I can double click and open them now, but now the files appear as iconless (no icons to represent them)
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