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To view chm files, you can use kchmviewer, gnochm and xchm (Suse ships with kchmviewer and Mandriva ships with kchmviewer and gnochm). As for psd files, you can use the gimp, kview and kuickshow.
How to contact kchmviewer with file .chm automatic when we click on file .chm it will open auto. When i open file .chm I open Terninal and type:
"kchmviewer myfile" I think that it is uncomfortable. Please help me for details
Thank You.
for kde, you just right click on a chm file and choose edit filetype from the context menu. add an application to open the file type with. You might have to also click the embedded tab and choose the open in seperate viewer option.
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