Spousteni programu z PDF

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Zdravim,

mam dotaz (mozna trochu OT) tykajici se Adobe Readeru verze 7 pro Linux
(stazeneho volne ze stranek Adobe):

Kdyz v nem z PDF souboru (vytvoreneho pdflatexem, proto to sem snad trochu
patri) spustim externi program (unixovy shell skript, ten dale spusti
xterm a v nem neco dalsiho), AR7 nejprve zobrazi varovny dialog:

   Adobe Reader could not open 'myscript.sh'because it is either not a
   supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example,
   it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded).

Po odsouhlaseni OK (jedine tlacitko, jez je k dispozici) pak oznami v
dalsim okne:

   The application "/home/.../myscript.sh" is set to be launched by this
   PDF file. The file may contain programs, macros, or viruses that could
   potentially harm your computer. Only open the file if you are sure it
   is safe. If this file was placed by a trusted person or program, you
   can click to view the file.

Po opetovnem odsohlaseni tlacitkem "Do not show this message again" se
extermni program bez problemu spusti a pri dalsich spoustenich se tato
druha hlaska neobjevi, ale ta prvni stale obtezuje a dosud se mi
nepodarilo objevit zpusob, jak se ji zbavit. Prosel jsem Preferences,
zkousel jsem rucne editovat soubory AttachmentPerms a URLPerms v instalaci
AR, ale bezvysledne.

Protoze potrebuji pri prezentaci spoustet mnohokrat externi programy, je
neprijemne stale zavirat okno s varovanim, takze radeji pouzivam Acrobat
Reader verze 5.x pro Linux, kde se objevi jen neco jako to druhe okno,
ktere staci zavrit jen poprve tlacitkem "All" a pak se jiz neobjevi.

Vi nekdo, jak AR7 pro Linux presvedcit, aby se porad tak hloupe neptal?

Diky za kazdy tip a preji hezky den.

Stanislav Hledik              Silesian University in Opava
<Stanislav.Hledik at fpf.slu.cz>   Faculty of Phil. & Science
ICQ: 200974484                        Institute of Physics
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