Suse LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 User Manual
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Improve the application by entering your own sentences in your phrase book.
Choose ‘Phrase Books’ ➝ ‘Edit’ and a window appears like that in Figure 4.10
on this page. You can see the phrase and the assigned shortcut. By right-clicking
the phrase book or a phrase itself, open pop-up menu in which to select ‘New
Phrase’. Insert your phrase in the text field. You can assign a shortcut with the
keycap button. When satisfied with your settings, choose ‘File’ ➝ ‘Save’. Your
added phrase book is shown in your toolbar.
Choose ‘Phrase Books’ ➝ ‘Edit’ and a window appears like that in Figure 4.10
on this page. You can see the phrase and the assigned shortcut. By right-clicking
the phrase book or a phrase itself, open pop-up menu in which to select ‘New
Phrase’. Insert your phrase in the text field. You can assign a shortcut with the
keycap button. When satisfied with your settings, choose ‘File’ ➝ ‘Save’. Your
added phrase book is shown in your toolbar.
Figure 4.10: Using Phrase Books in KMouth
4.4.10
Font Administration with KFontinst
By default, SUSE LINUX provides various fonts commonly available in different
file formats (Bitmap, TrueType, etc.). These are known as system fonts. Users can
additionally install their own fonts from various collections on CD-ROM. Such
user-installed fonts are, however, only visible and available to the corresponding
user.
The KDE control center provides a comfortable tool for administering system and
user fonts. It is shown in Figure 4.11 on the next page.
file formats (Bitmap, TrueType, etc.). These are known as system fonts. Users can
additionally install their own fonts from various collections on CD-ROM. Such
user-installed fonts are, however, only visible and available to the corresponding
user.
The KDE control center provides a comfortable tool for administering system and
user fonts. It is shown in Figure 4.11 on the next page.
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4.4. Important Utilities