Hi all,
* Richard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [990426 05:03]:
> Andy
>
> On 26 Apr 99, at 10:51, Andy Thomson wrote:
>
> > Now I have put Star office in /Office50, how do I get an Icon on the
> > desktop to start the soffice script from the /Office50/bin directory?
> >
> In KDE right click your mouse and you'll see a drop down menu (like
> MS Windows). Select "program" and then wait for the cog shaped icon
> to appear on your desktop. Right click that icon and select
> "properties". Then go for the tab that allows you to select the
> directory where your star office start up script is. you can then
> browse for the script. Click on OK. and that's it finished.
>
> Send me some mail if you still can't work it out ?
Hopefully Richard's mail cleared things up, but at least in my KDE
environment things are trivially different. You must right-click on the
desktop and select New -> Application. The name Program.kdelnk can be
changed to something like SOffice.kdelnk if you like, or it can be changed
later. All that's left now is to set up the Execute line and pick an
icon.
Of course, if you install the KDE Integration in Star Office some icons
will already be present in your K menu.
-josh
> Thanks
>
> Richard
> Sheffield UK
> 0973 682181
> SuSE technical support at:
> http://home.freeuk.net/linux.help/
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