From: sherwindu@comcast.net   
      
   Thanks Leonidas.  I just missed the DOC application trying to find it among the   
   dozens of applications listed.  I can now open DOC files with OpenOffice.  I   
   kind   
   of guessed what mime to use as 'application/openoffice'.  I don't know a   
   better way   
   of figuring this out.   
      
                                    Sherwin   
      
   Leonidas Jones wrote:   
      
   > sherwindu wrote:   
   > > After removing a trial version of Windows Office 2003, I could not print   
   doc   
   > > attachments from my Netscape 4.7.  I know this is no longer a supported   
   program,   
   > > but I still prefer using it for emails.  I use my Netscape 7.1 for browsing   
   > > activity.   
   > >   
   > > I tried to change the application type in preferences to define a new   
   handler   
   > > for the   
   > > doc files.  Netscape said there was already an application for doc files.   
   > > However,   
   > > I carefully went through the list of application files and found no doc   
   files   
   > > assigned.   
   > >   
   > > My system assigns doc files to MSWord, which can read doc files from my   
   hard   
   > > drive.  Netscape has no listing for MSWord application.  I tried creating a   
   > > handler   
   > > for doc's using Open Office, but Netscape would not let me do it, saying   
   there   
   > > was   
   > > already a assignment for doc files.  Folder options in Windows 2000 has   
   the doc   
   > > files opening with Open Office.  I'm stuck.  Any ideas?   
   > >   
   > >                                          Sherwin D.   
   > >   
   >   
   > Edit>>Preferences>>Navigator>>Applications   
   >   
   > Look for doc files, and click edit.   
   >   
   > Lee   
      
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