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I would like to create a windows help file and I have (linux) software for creating a chm file from a number of html files but Wine doesn't give me the option to install wine-gecko (the html rendering package) after installing it. I know there is xchm but that is linux software, and I want to test the help file using the native windows "hh" command, which opens chm files in windows.
Apparently libwine-gecko was available in Jessie, but it's not available in stretch. I've tried downloading wine-gecko from the Wine site (https://wiki.winehq.org/Gecko), but I'm still getting an error when I try to run hh from wine -
Could not load wine-gecko. HTML rendering will be disabled.
err:mshtml:HTMLDocument_Create Failed to init Gecko, returning CLASS_E_CLASSNOTAVAILABLE
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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I've almost no experience with wine, but I always have a Windows virtual machine that I use for when I have to test (or use) something in that environment, maybe that would be an easier option.
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Yes, ideally it would be better to test in a "real" windows environment, but I don't have any Windows installation CD. I guess you can pick up a cheap copy of XP these days though, which would be good enough for my purposes.
UPDATE: problem solved. I was using the wrong msi for my version of Wine.
Last edited by Jerome (2018-02-15 15:06)
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I have an old version of Xp that is registered and has Service Pack 3 installed, I made a VM from it and got it all set up and then exported it as an appliance and now if I need a clean Version for testing I can just load up a new instance of it. I don't give it any internet access though, I just have it connected to a "host-only" adapter to enable me to communicate through a terminal if needed.
Good to hear you got it solved though.
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