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diff --git a/doc/kommander/tutorials.docbook b/doc/kommander/tutorials.docbook index 479d19b2..e4fd5054 100644 --- a/doc/kommander/tutorials.docbook +++ b/doc/kommander/tutorials.docbook @@ -359,7 +359,7 @@ There is more going on, like checking for duplicate keys, but this is the core. As of Kommander 1.3 Kommander automatically makes KParts using the libkommander_part.la. In addition to this there is a KPart plugin which allows Kommander to load plugins. Being curious developers we tried loading a Kommander part into Kommander. Why do that? Why not? The results were interesting and are demonstrated here. One interesting thing is the parent part can directly access all of the child part. While this is handy it has a down side. Any child widget being called with the same name as a parent widget will cause a lock up! In addition to that the DCOP interface is generated all over again for the part which wipes out the parent interface and disables most of the old parser functionality as well as Kommander specific DCOP to the parent. This is too difficult to fix for the remaining life of the KDE3 version. Even with these limitations and cautions this can be useful, if used carefully. The example files to look at this are in the current examples as kpartmwframe.kmdr and kpartpart.kmdr. Remember you will need the KPart plugin to fully run this example. </para> <para> -You can also load KMail, KOrganizer and many other TDE applications right into Kommander, of course without the problems. KHTML and KDE's file manager widgets seem not to have some functionality but there is a special KHTML plugin if you really want to incorporate a browser. +You can also load KMail, KOrganizer and many other TDE applications right into Kommander, of course without the problems. TDEHTML and KDE's file manager widgets seem not to have some functionality but there is a special TDEHTML plugin if you really want to incorporate a browser. </para> </sect2> <sect2 id="example-passed-params"> |