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First, i've tried searching google and chasing threads here with no luck.
I'm running Mandrake 9.1, and I've installed it several times on several boxes, but I keep running into the same problem every time.
Instead of giving a thumbnail preview for html files, I only get a picture of a globe. It worked fine on Arklinux (But I couldn't get online), and Peanut linux (But I couldn't get the c compiler to work, a shame 'cause it looked like a great distro), but not mandrake.
Any help appreciated.
P.S. I'm a newbie, so please use a little lube :-)
I think that in the Control Center, under Desktop-->Behaviour, there is an option to change what gets a preview. See if HTML files is in there and put a tick next to it if it needs one.
Good point, following Andrew Benton's post please note that the above instructions by me are for KDE. I don't use any other WM so I can't help with those.
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