*.djvu file extention in Linux

[Peter Lowrie]

There are zip files from www.rlocman.com.ru that contain files with the
extention "djvu". I have tried everything to open them including Gimp,
NView and others. That I use Linux on my desktop may be a part of the
problem.

Can anyone point me to an application that will open them, or tell me what
type of file it is without quips about Windows v Linux. Thanks in advance.

Peter Lowrie

 

[Brian Goldsmith]

"Peter Lowrie" <peterlowrie@consultant.com> wrote

There are zip files from www.rlocman.com.ru that contain files with the
extention "djvu". I have tried everything to open them including Gimp,
NView and others. That I use Linux on my desktop may be a part of the
problem.

Can anyone point me to an application that will open them, or tell me
what
type of file it is without quips about Windows v Linux. Thanks in
advance.

*** Ten seconds of Google produced :- www.lizardtech.com

Brian Goldsmith

 

[Rod Speed]

Peter Lowrie <peterlowrie@consultant.com> wrote in
message news:tLEgb.6954$tv1.755300@news02.tsnz.net...

There are zip files from www.rlocman.com.ru that contain
files with the extention "djvu". I have tried everything to
open them including Gimp, NView and others. That I
use Linux on my desktop may be a part of the problem.

Can anyone point me to an application that will open them, or
tell me what type of file it is without quips about Windows v Linux.

The best approach with anything like that is to just
drop djvu into google and all will normally be revealed.

 

[David Segall]

Peter Lowrie <peterlowrie@consultant.com> wrote:

There are zip files from www.rlocman.com.ru that contain files with the
extention "djvu". I have tried everything to open them including Gimp,
NView and others. That I use Linux on my desktop may be a part of the
problem.

Can anyone point me to an application that will open them, or tell me what
type of file it is without quips about Windows v Linux. Thanks in advance.

Peter Lowrie

The source of all wisdom on file formats, www.wotsit.org, has links to

djvu image files indicating the format is from AT&T. Unfortunately,
the links time out and, in any case, one of them is in djvu format so
you need the plug in to view it.