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I am using KDE.But i feel not accustomed to it. It opens the file in the same file window instead of in another window for the application; and also it ...
  1. 10-27-2006 #1
    KingMing
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    how to change some preferences in KDE

    I am using KDE.But i feel not accustomed to it. It opens the file in the same file window instead of in another window for the application; and also it opens a file by one-click of the mouse, and I feel it convenient to open it by double click. So could you please tell me where to change such kind of preferences in KDE? I have tried to find in K Menu > settings > Control Center, but i do not find it.
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    For the mouse, go to the Control Center and then Peripherals. Go to mouse and there should be an option for single/double click.

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    Thank you. But I still cannot find options for openning a file in another window.
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    Hi !

    open any folder. Settings --- configure Konqueror

    Behavoir --> click on 'Open Folders in Separate Window'

    in control center, look for Mouse section, it should be in 'Peripherals' ( i am not in SuSe box right now ) ... check the 'Double-Click to open files and folder' radio button.




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