Novell SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 ユーザーズマニュアル
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The
KDE
Desktop
After making the desired settings for all your transfers, set KGet back to the on-
line mode by deactivating ‘Options’ ➝ ‘Offline Mode’. The transfers should start
at the specified times.
line mode by deactivating ‘Options’ ➝ ‘Offline Mode’. The transfers should start
at the specified times.
Settings
In ‘Settings’ ➝ ‘Configure KGet’, set preferences for the connection, determine
directories for specific file extensions, and specify other settings.
directories for specific file extensions, and specify other settings.
4.4.4
The Clipboard Klipper
The KDE program Klipper serves as a clipboard for selected text, normally
marked by keeping the left mouse button pressed. This text can be transferred
to another application by moving the mouse pointer to the target location then
pressing the middle mouse button (on a two-button mouse, press both buttons
simultaneously). The text is copied to the selected location from the clipboard.
marked by keeping the left mouse button pressed. This text can be transferred
to another application by moving the mouse pointer to the target location then
pressing the middle mouse button (on a two-button mouse, press both buttons
simultaneously). The text is copied to the selected location from the clipboard.
By default, Klipper is started when KDE is loaded and appears as a clipboard
icon in the panel. View the contents of the clipboard by clicking this icon. The
Klipper context menu and the last seven entries, also referred to as the history, are
displayed. See Figure 4.3 on this page. If an extensive text was copied to Klipper,
only the first line of the text is displayed. The most recent entry is listed on top
and is marked as active with a black check mark. To copy an older text fragment
from Klipper to an application, select it by clicking it, move the mouse pointer to
the target application, then middle-click.
icon in the panel. View the contents of the clipboard by clicking this icon. The
Klipper context menu and the last seven entries, also referred to as the history, are
displayed. See Figure 4.3 on this page. If an extensive text was copied to Klipper,
only the first line of the text is displayed. The most recent entry is listed on top
and is marked as active with a black check mark. To copy an older text fragment
from Klipper to an application, select it by clicking it, move the mouse pointer to
the target application, then middle-click.
Figure 4.3: The Clipboard Klipper
As well as the contents of the clipboard, the context menu features the following
menu items:
menu items:
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