Margot wrote:
HaywireMac wrote:Oh, don't worry, they can be put back in MCC 's menueditor where you went first off, it's a tab ,you click, and then choose the desired icon from the list and there are ever so many, sometimes takes a while to settle on one, but it doesn't matter if you make a mistake , just change it again until your happy with the one you like, and then save and exit. MCC's menu editor does everything, and when you get used to it you prefer the freedom and choice you have to put things exactly as you want them.
Can you (or someone else who might be a K expert!) please explain, in VERY simple terms, exactly how I "simply" do this? I know how to drag and copy an icon from the menu, but as the menu icons no longer work at all, is it possible to create new ones from scratch?On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 14:00:42 +0100 Margot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> uttered:
How do I get the new version on to the K menu?
I'm no K expert, in fact I fsck'n hate the shite ;-), but isn't there a K menu editor in the KDE config options?
Another option is to simply create a new panel icon pointing to the loc'n.
Margot
John
ThanksJohn and everyone else for helping - I've now solved the problem and the icons for new version of Mozilla are now sitting happily on my K menu, with copies on my desktop.
I'd put the paths in correctly in menudrake, and clicked save, and assumed it would save my changes. It didn't - until I went to the File menu in menudrake and clicked on "reload user config".
OK, I know, RTFM, take me out and shoot me now....
Thanks again, all.
Margot (aka stoopid newbie!)
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