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6 xdvizilla - Helper application for running xdvi
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9 xdvizilla [-no-rm] file
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12 Presently (October 2002), Mozilla has some bugs with helper applica‐
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17 To work around these problems, xdvizilla was written to look at files
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27 -no-rm Normally xdvizilla will remove file before finishing. This
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31 In addition to installing xdvizilla in a directory on the default
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35 For Netscape 4.x, add the following lines to the mailcap file:
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58 Paul Vojta, U.C. Berkeley.
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