On Thursday, April 04, 2013 13:37:30, Mark Wallace wrote:
> Chris answered this question for me a couple of years ago but it's back.
>
> KSnaphot keeps asking me if I want to save a screen print. I don't.
> The Ksnapshot manual does not tell you how to disable it. If you
> uninstall it, KDE takes you to Ksnapshot's page so that you can re
> download it.
Admittedly the KDE help/manual is a bit insane, IMHO. There doesn't seem to
be a lot of logical order.
> How do I get rid of this little blessing?
K -> Settings -> System Settings
Common Appearance and Behavior -> Shortcuts and Gestures -> Custom Shortcuts
[Right-panel]
Preset Actions
-> PrintScreen [X] <-- checkbox for ON/OFF
The [Action] tab lets you set the command/URL to use for snapshots.
The [Trigger] tab lets you change the keypress ("Shortcut") used to
trigger the event
See the KDE Manual in the "Custom Shortcuts" section, the subsection of
"Modifying Shortcuts". Good luck actually doing this though. Christ. For me
the "Custom Shortcuts" item is within the "Control Center Modules", but placed
right under "Fonts". Um, yeah... logical. Riiiight.
-- Chris
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Chris Knadle
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