From f7e7a923aca8be643f9ae6f7252f9fb27b3d2c3b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Timothy Pearson Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2011 11:05:10 -0600 Subject: Second part of prior commit --- tde-i18n-tr/docs/kdebase/khelpcenter/help.docbook | 742 ---------------------- 1 file changed, 742 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 tde-i18n-tr/docs/kdebase/khelpcenter/help.docbook (limited to 'tde-i18n-tr/docs/kdebase/khelpcenter/help.docbook') diff --git a/tde-i18n-tr/docs/kdebase/khelpcenter/help.docbook b/tde-i18n-tr/docs/kdebase/khelpcenter/help.docbook deleted file mode 100644 index f1506dd26ed..00000000000 --- a/tde-i18n-tr/docs/kdebase/khelpcenter/help.docbook +++ /dev/null @@ -1,742 +0,0 @@ - - -2002-02-03 -0.08.00 - -&kde; Help System User Manual - - - -&kde; Help System - -The &kde; help system is designed to make accessing the common -&UNIX; help systems (man and -info) simple, as well as the native &kde; -documentation (&XML;). - - - All base &kde; applications come fully documented, thanks to -the efforts of the Documentation team. If you would like to help, -please write to the Documentation coordinator, Lauri Watts, at -lauri@kde.org for information. No experience is -required, just enthusiasm and patience. - - - -If you would like to help translating &kde; documentation to your native -language, the Translation coordinator is Thomas Diehl, -thd@kde.org, and he would also welcome the help. More -information, including the coordinators for each language team, can be -found on the Internationalization web -site, and in the Contact section -of this document. - - - -Installation - - -&khelpcenter; is an integral part of the &kde; Base installation, and -is installed with every copy of &kde;. It can be found in the tdebase -package, and is available from the &kde-ftp;, or will be found in your -operating system tdebase package. - - - - - - -Invoking Help - - -&khelpcenter; can be called in several ways: - - - - -From the Help menu - - -The most common will probably be from within an application. Choose -Help -Contents to open that -application's help file, at the contents page. - - - - - -From the K menu - - -Choose the big K in your panel, and select -Help to open &khelpcenter;, starting at the -default welcome page. - - - - - -From the panel - - -By default, the &kicker; panel contains an icon to call &khelpcenter;. -Again, the default welcome page is displayed. - - - - - -From the command line - - -&khelpcenter; may be started using a &URL; to display a -file. &URL;s have been added for -info and man pages -also. You can use them as follows: - - - - -An application help file - - -khelpcenter - - - -Opens the &kedit; help file, at the contents page. - - - - - -A local &URL; - -khelpcenter - - - - - - -A Man page - - -khelpcenter - - - - - - -An Info page - - -khelpcenter - - - - - - - -Invoking khelpcenter with no parameters opens the -default welcome page. - - - - - - - - -The &khelpcenter; interface - - -The &khelpcenter; interface consists of two panes of information. - - - -The toolbar and menus are explained further in . - - - -Documents contain their own navigation tools, enabling you to move -either sequentially through a document, using -Next, Previous, and -Home links, or to move around in a less -structured manner, using hyperlinks. - - - -Links can take you to other parts of the same document, or to a -different document, and you can use the Back (Left -pointing arrow) or Forward (Right pointing arrow) -icons on the toolbar to move through the documents you have viewed in -this session. - - - -The two panes display the contents of the help system, and the help -files themselves, on the left and right respectively. - - - -The <guilabel>Contents</guilabel> pane - - -The Contents pane in &khelpcenter; is -displayed on the left hand side of the window. As you might expect, you -can move the splitter bar, to make sure you can comfortably read the -contents of either pane. - - - -The Contents pane is further divided into two -tabs, one containing a menu -showing all the help information &khelpcenter; is aware of, and the -other contains the &kde; glossary -of terms. - - - -The <guilabel>Contents</guilabel> Menu - - -The Contents contains the following default -entries: - - - - -Introduction -Welcome to &kde; - an introduction to the K Desktop -Environment. - - - -Introduction to &kde; - - -The &kde; Quickstart guide. Contains a tour of the &kde; -Interface and specific help and tips on how to work smarter with &kde;. - - - - - -&kde; User's manual - - -The &kde; User's manual is an in-depth exploration of &kde;, including -installation, configuration and customization, and use. - - - - - -Application manuals - - -Native &kde; application documentation. All &kde; applications have -documentation in &XML; format, which are converted to -HTML when you view them. This section lists all the -&kde; applications with a brief description and a link to the full -application documentation. - - -The applications are displayed in a tree structure that echoes the default -structure of the K menu, making it easy to find the -application you are looking for. - - - - - -&UNIX; manual pages - - -&UNIX; man pages are the traditional on-line documentation format for -&UNIX; systems. Most programs on your system will have a man page. In -addition, man pages exist for programming functions and file -formats. - - - - - -Browse info pages - - -TeXinfo documentation is used by many &GNU; applications, -including gcc (the C/C++ compiler), -emacs, and many others. - - - - - -Tutorials - - -Short, task based or informational tutorials. - - - - - -The &kde; FAQ - - -Frequently asked questions about &kde;, and their answers. - - - - - -&kde; on the web - - -Links to &kde; on the web, both the official &kde; website, and other -useful sites. - - - - - -Contact Information - - -Information on how to contact &kde; developers, and how to join the -&kde; mailing lists. - - - - - -Supporting &kde; - - -How to help, and how to get involved. - - - - - - - - - - - - -The <application>Man</application> and <application>Info</application> -sections - -Man pages are the standard &UNIX; manual pages, and have been in -use for many years on many operating systems. They are extremely -thorough, and are the very best place to get information about most -&UNIX; commands and applications. When people say -RTFM, the Manual they are referring to is very often the -man page. - -The man pages are not perfect. They tend to be in depth, but -also extremely technical, often written by developers, and for -developers. In some cases this makes them somewhat unfriendly, if not -downright impossible for many users to understand. They are, however, -the best source of solid information on most command line -applications, and very often the only source. - -If you've ever wondered what the number is when people write -things like man(1) it means which section of the manual the item is -in. You will see &khelpcenter; uses the numbers to divide the very many -man pages into their own sections, making it easier for you to find -the information you're looking for, if you're just browsing. - -Also available are the Info pages, intended to be a replacement -for the man pages. The maintainer of some applications no longer -update the man pages, so if there is both a man page and an info page -available, the info page is probably the most recent. Most -applications have one or the other though. If the application you are -looking for help on is a &GNU; utility, you will most likely find it -has an info page, not a man page. - - -Navigating inside the <application>Info</application> pages - -Info documents are arranged hierarchically with each page called -a node. All info documents have a Top node, -i.e. the opening page. You can return to the -Top of an info document by pressing -Top. - -Prev & Next -are used to move to the previous/next page at the current level of the -hierarchy. - -Clicking on a menu item within a document moves you to a lower -level in the hierarchy. You may move up the hierarchy by pressing -Up. - -Man is treated similarly to info, with the section index being -the Top node and each man page on the level below. Man entries are -one page long. - - - - - -The &kde; glossary - - -The glossary provides a quick reference point, where you can look up -the definitions of words that may be unfamiliar to you. These range -from &kde; specific applications and technologies, through to general -&UNIX; computing terms. - - - -In the left hand pane you will see a tree view, with two choices: -Alphabetically or By topic. -Both contain the same entries, sorted differently, to allow you to -quickly find the item of interest. - - - -Navigate down the tree views to the left, and items you select will be -displayed on the right. - - - - - -The menus and toolbar - - -&khelpcenter; has a very minimal interface, allowing you to concentrate -on getting help rather than learning how to use the help browser. - - - -The icons available to you in the toolbar are as follows: - - - -Toolbar Icons - - - -Back - -Go to the previous page you viewed. - - - - -Forward - -Go forward one page. This icon is only active if you have -already used the Back icon. - - - -Print - - -Print the contents of the currently visible page. - - - - - -Find - - -Find a word or words within the currently visible page. - - - - - -Increase Font - - -Increase the size of the text in the viewer pane. - - - - - -Decrease Font - - -Decrease the size of the text in the viewer pane. This icon is only -enabled if you have previously enlarged the text. - - - - - - - -The menus contain the following entries: - - - - -File - - - - - - -File -Print... - - - - -Print the contents of the currently visible page. - - - - - - - - -CtrlQ - -File -Quit - - - - -Close and exit &khelpcenter; - - - - - - - - -Edit - - - - - -CtrlA -Edit -Select All - - - - -Select all the text in the current page. - - - - - - -CtrlF -Edit -Find... - - - - -Find a word or words in the currently visible page. - - - - - - - - -View - - - - -View -View Document Source - - - - -View the HTML source of the page you are currently - viewing. - - - - - -View -Set Encoding - - - - -Change the encoding of the current page. Normally, the default setting -of Auto should be sufficient, but if you are -having problems viewing pages written in languages other than English, -you may need to choose a specific encoding in this menu. - - - - - - - - -Go -Back - -Go back to the previous page you were viewing. - - - - -Go -Forward - - -If you have previously moved back with the back icon or menu -entry, you can work your way forward again with this menu -entry. - - - - -Go -... - - -At the bottom of the Go menu, you will find a -history list, of the last few pages you have looked at. Selecting one -will take you directly back to that page. - - - - - - - -Credits and Licenses - -&khelpcenter; - -Originally developed by Matthias Elter me@kde.org -Current maintainer Matthias Hoelzer-Kluepfel -mhk@kde.org - -&underFDL; -&underGPL; - - - - -- cgit v1.2.1