Git commit 417e07d1be551a97b132aa23f249e6e3463656a1 by David Jarvie. Committed on 19/06/2020 at 23:20. Pushed by djarvie into branch 'master'.
System tray documentation updates M +22 -22 doc/index.docbook https://invent.kde.org/pim/kalarm/commit/417e07d1be551a97b132aa23f249e6e3463656a1 diff --git a/doc/index.docbook b/doc/index.docbook index 9d2190fa..c32a6f39 100644 --- a/doc/index.docbook +++ b/doc/index.docbook @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ <!-- Don't change format of date and version of the documentation --> -<date>2020-06-18</date> +<date>2020-06-20</date> <releaseinfo>3.0.0 (Applications 20.08)</releaseinfo> <abstract> @@ -353,54 +353,54 @@ already filled in with a copy of the selected alarm's details.</para> <listitem> <para>To create a new alarm which displays an existing email message, -drag the email from &kmail; onto &kalarm;'s main window or system tray -icon. Then select the <guilabel>Display Alarm</guilabel> option. This -opens the <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> with -the entire email message (including sender, recipient, &etc;) as the -alarm text.</para> +drag the email from &kmail; onto &kalarm;'s main window. Then select +the <guilabel>Display Alarm</guilabel> option. This opens the +<link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> with the +entire email message (including sender, recipient, &etc;) as the alarm +text.</para> </listitem> <listitem> <para>To create a new email alarm to send a copy of an existing email -message, drag the email from &kmail; onto &kalarm;'s main window or -system tray icon. Then select the <guilabel>Email Alarm</guilabel> -option. The <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> is -preset with the entire email message except sender.</para> +message, drag the email from &kmail; onto &kalarm;'s main window. Then +select the <guilabel>Email Alarm</guilabel> option. The +<link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> is preset with +the entire email message except sender.</para> </listitem> <listitem> <para>To create a new alarm which displays a summary of an existing to-do, drag the to-do from &korganizer; or other application onto -&kalarm;'s main window or system tray icon. This opens the +&kalarm;'s main window. This opens the <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> with the to-do contents as the alarm text.</para> </listitem> <listitem> <para>To create a new command alarm, drag the text of a script -starting with <quote>#!</quote> onto &kalarm;'s main window or system -tray icon. Then select the <guilabel>Command Alarm</guilabel> option. -This opens the <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> -preset with the script text.</para> +starting with <quote>#!</quote> onto &kalarm;'s main window. Then +select the <guilabel>Command Alarm</guilabel> option. This opens the +<link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> preset with +the script text.</para> </listitem> <listitem> <para>To create a file display alarm, drag a text or image file &URL; -onto &kalarm;'s main window or system tray icon. This opens the +onto &kalarm;'s main window. This opens the <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> and sets the file name.</para> </listitem> <listitem> <para>To create an audio alarm, drag an audio file &URL; onto -&kalarm;'s main window or system tray icon. This opens the +&kalarm;'s main window. This opens the <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> and sets the file name.</para> </listitem> <listitem> <para>To create a text message alarm, drag any piece of text onto -&kalarm;'s main window or system tray icon. If prompted, select the +&kalarm;'s main window. If prompted, select the <guilabel>Display Alarm</guilabel> option. This opens the <link linkend="alarm-edit-dlg">Alarm Edit dialog</link> preset with the alarm text.</para> @@ -2038,10 +2038,10 @@ shortcut key for this action.</para> <para>&kalarm; by default displays an icon in the system tray. The icon provides both control and an alarm monitoring status indication. A -normal &kalarm; icon indicates that alarms are being monitored, while -a gray icon indicates that alarms are not being monitored. If some -individual alarms are disabled, a small cross is overlaid on the -icon.</para> +normal &kalarm; icon indicates that all alarms are being monitored, +while two different modified icons indicate either that +some alarms, or that all alarms, are not being monitored. The icon +modifications depend on the icon theme being used.</para> <para>&kalarm;'s system tray icon is by default automatically hidden whenever there are no alarms due in the next 24 hours. You can change
