Right click on the panel -> Panel -> Add to Panel -> Launcher... Name and Comment can be anything, Command is anything you type into a shell to start mozilla which isn't dependent on your location. Click on Icon and pick an icon(either choose a generic one or Mozilla has stars you can use in its icon subdirectory). Alternatively you can right click on the Netscape icon and choose Properties and change the command to point to Mozilla.
John F. Kohler wrote: > I have re-installed Red-Hat 7.2 with the version of GNOME > that comes with it. The default browser on the desktop panel > is Netscape ( my version is 4.78) I have downloaded > Mozilla 0.9.8 which works fine for me so far. > > I must call up mozilla with a terminal window in Linux, though. > This is a minor inconvenience. > > Is there a way to get the mozilla Icon on the panel? > > Thanks, in advance, > > John Kohler > Daly City, CA > > >
