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Diffstat (limited to 'src')
| -rw-r--r-- | src/settings.cpp | 14 |
1 files changed, 7 insertions, 7 deletions
diff --git a/src/settings.cpp b/src/settings.cpp index 4c9d2f3..3722438 100644 --- a/src/settings.cpp +++ b/src/settings.cpp @@ -583,7 +583,7 @@ BasketsPage::BasketsPage(TQWidget * parent, const char * name) m_middleAction->insertItem( i18n("Grab screen zone") ); m_middleAction->insertItem( i18n("Insert color from screen") ); m_middleAction->insertItem( i18n("Load note from file") ); - m_middleAction->insertItem( i18n("Import Launcher from KDE Menu") ); + m_middleAction->insertItem( i18n("Import Launcher from TDE Menu") ); m_middleAction->insertItem( i18n("Import icon") ); TQLabel *labelM = new TQLabel(m_middleAction, i18n("&Shift+middle-click anywhere:"), widget); ga->addWidget(labelM, 0, 0); @@ -907,10 +907,10 @@ ApplicationsPage::ApplicationsPage(TQWidget * parent, const char * name) i18n("<p>When opening Web links, they are opened in different applications, depending on the content of the link " "(a Web page, an image, a PDF document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p>" "<p>Here is how to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. " - "It is useful if you are not using KDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</p>" + "It is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</p>" "<ul>" - "<li>Open the KDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>" - "<li>Go to the \"KDE Components\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li>" + "<li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>" + "<li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"Components ChooserSelector\" section;</li>" "<li>Choose \"Web Browser\", check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser (like \"firefox\" or \"epiphany\").</li>" "</ul>" "<p>Now, when you click <i>any</i> link that start with \"http://...\", it will be opened in your Web browser (eg. Mozilla Firefox or Epiphany or...).</p>" @@ -925,12 +925,12 @@ ApplicationsPage::ApplicationsPage(TQWidget * parent, const char * name) i18n("How to change the applications used to open files and links?"), i18n("<p>Here is how to set the application to be used for each type of file. " "This also applies to Web links if you choose not to open them systematically in a Web browser (see the first help link). " - "The default settings should be good enough for you, but this tip is useful if you are using GNOME, XFCE, or another environment than KDE.</p>" + "The default settings should be good enough for you, but this tip is useful if you are using GNOME, XFCE, or another environment than TDE.</p>" "<p>This is an example of how to open HTML pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other addresses or files). " "Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to open in a specific application.</p>" "<ul>" - "<li>Open the KDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>" - "<li>Go to the \"KDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</li>" + "<li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>" + "<li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</li>" "<li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li>" "<li>In the applications list, add your Web browser as the first entry;</li>" "<li>Do the same for the type \"application -> xhtml+xml\".</li>" |