On Tue, May 16, 2000 at 02:11:36PM +0100, C Hennessy wrote:
> Niall wrote:
> > How do I put something in the KDE panel ? I can do it by creating a new
> With the "K" menu you can choose "Panel" from there choose "Add Application".
No, that doesn't work, because you can't create a button there for a new
application, only for one which is already exists in either the standard
tree or in your local tree. Fergus Daly said
> I think those buttons have to exist somewhere else too, so easiest way
> around would be to make a kdebuttons directory for yourself and keep them in
> there. Just open it in kfm to drag stuff to and from it
and that appears to be correct. I tried using the standard tool under K to
add any old application to the panel, and then modify its properties to
point to what I want (an app. in a new directory under
.kde/share/applnk/Local) but thats not a flier because you can't modify the
.kdelnk file called using the properties. In the end, I had to modify
/home/niall/.kde/share/config/kpanelrc by hand.
Regards,
Niall O Broin
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