On Saturday 21 May 2005 17:24, you wrote:

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Can anybody tell me where KHTML is meant to be on 9.1 ? When I am browsing with Konqueror and click on an html file I get a message saying that Konqueror cannot start KHTML. See further note below. KHTML is an HTML rendering engine used by Konqueror. It is what Gecko is for Mozilla.

I think your system may have corrupted file associations. In Konqueror click menu Settings -> Configure Konqueror -> File Associations -> Text -> HTML.

There are two tabs there: General and Embedded.

In the General tab make Konqueror be the first app in the list.

In the Embedded tab make KHTML (khtml) be the first app in the list.

Then click OK and try again to see whether Konqueror works ok. Thanks NSK. I hadn't noticed the "embedded" tab :-) However, the error has now changed to "There appears to be a configuration error. You have associated Konqueror with text/html, but it can't handle

On Sunday 22 May 2005 02:45, NSK wrote: this file type." When I had KHTML in the "General" tab I got the "can't find KHTML executeable" error message, but I suppose that that might be to be expected. Jos van Kan has also made a suggestion - I'll respond to him via his email. I'm still open to suggestions. Thanks for helping me get that bit organised. Regards, Colin