Gnome help files can't be found
My system is Debian Woody, with Jamie Strandboge's Gnome 2.2 and Mozilla
1.4 backports, on a 1.8 GHz P4.
The Gnome help browser is apparently not able to access some of its help
files.
For example, if I run the browser and select Accessibility - Gnome
Onscreen Keyboard (GOK), I get the message
The document 'ghelp:/usr/share/gnome/help/gok/C/gok.xml' does not exist
but in reality that file does exist with permissions 644.
It appears that the ghelp: part of the file name is specifying a machine
on the network, and that it needs to be set to point to the local host,
but I don't know to do that (and why didn't it get set up when the
package was configured?)
This is probably incredibly simple to those in the know, but I am new to
Linux.
Help!
Jack Dodds
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