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Unable to open pdf docs received
mustardseedcba
Posts: 2
in Ubuntu
This is the msg. popup.
"Could not create the archive
Archive type not supported."
My equipment is an Acer - Aspire 5570-2977; Intel Pentium dual-core processor T2080; Windows Vista Home Premium
Please explain in non-technical terms. Very much a noobie, here.
Thank You
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Thank you for your help.
however, I do not understand the term "open terminal shell". ???
I really am an inexperienced new person.0 -
Your initial post confused me, are you running ubuntu or windows vista?0
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mustardseedcba wrote:
Thank you for your help.
however, I do not understand the term "open terminal shell". ???
I really am an inexperienced new person.
hey, in ubuntu the shortcut to opening a terminal i CTRL+ALT+T or u can write in unity dash
"terminal" and it will find it
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mustardseedcba wrote:This is the msg. popup.
"Could not create the archive
Archive type not supported."
My equipment is an Acer - Aspire 5570-2977; Intel Pentium dual-core processor T2080; Windows Vista Home Premium
Please explain in non-technical terms. Very much a noobie, here.
Thank You
You need to have a PDF viewer install. Evince is the default pdf viewer. To make sure it is installed(if you are using ubuntu), open the dash and type "terminal" to up the terminal window. In the window type, #whereis evince. This will tell you if evince is install.
By the way, what flavor of ubuntu are you using,e.g, ubuntu with unity, kubuntu, xubuntu or lubuntu?0
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