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194 Start-Up To open a file displayed in the list, right-click the file then click Open or double-click the file. To open the folder that contains a file displayed in the Search Results list, rightclick the file then click Open Folder. To delete a file displayed in the Search Results list, right-click the file then click Move to Trash. To save the results of the last search that Search for Files performed, right-click anywhere in the search results list then click Save Results As. Type a name for the file to which to save the results then click Save. 7.8.4 Disabling Quick Searches By default, Search for Files tries to speed up some searches by using the locate command. locate provides a secure way to index and quickly search for files. Because locate relies on a file index, the results might not be up to date. To disable quick searches, run the following command in a terminal window: gconftool-2 --type=bool --set /apps/gnome-search-tool/disable/quick/search 1 For more information about locate, see Section “The Command locate” (Chapter 10, Special Features of SUSE Linux, ↑Reference). 7.9 Exploring the Internet GNOME includes Firefox, a Mozilla-based Web browser. Start it by clicking Programs → Firefox Web Browser or clicking its quick start icon in the top panel. You can type an address into the location bar at the top or click links in a page to move to different pages, just like in any other Web browser. For information about Firefox, refer to Chapter The Web Browser Firefox (↑Applications). 7.10 E-Mail and Calendering Novell Evolution seamlessly combines e-mail, a calendar, an address book, and a task list in one easy-to-use application. With its extensive support for communications and data interchange standards, Evolution can work with existing corporate networks and applications, including Microsoft Exchange. To start Evolution, click Applications → Office → Evolution.
The first time you start it, Evolution prompts you with a few questions as it sets up a mail account and helps you import mail from your old mail client. Then it shows you how many new messages you have and lists upcoming appointments and tasks, the current weather, and news from news feeds. The calendar, address book, and mail tools are available in the shortcut bar on the left. For more information, see Chapter Evolution: An E-Mail and Calendar Program (↑Applications) and the Evolution 2.4 User Guide at http://www.novell.com/ documentation/evolution24/index.html. 7.11 Moving Text between Applications To copy text between applications, select the text then move the mouse cursor to the position where you want the text copied. Click the middle button on the mouse or the scroll wheel to copy the text. When copying information between programs, you must keep the source program open and paste the text before closing it. When a program closes, any content from that application on the clipboard is lost. 7.12 Important Utilities GNOME has many applets and applications designed to interact with the desktop and each other. This section introduces some of them. Learn how to manage little notes on your desktop, use the GNOME dictionary, chat using Gaim, and enjoy various types of multimedia applications. 7.12.1 Taking Notes with Tomboy Tomboy is a desktop note-taking application that helps you organize ideas and information. To add Tomboy to a panel, right-click the panel then click Add to Panel. Scroll down the list of items, select Tomboy Notes, then click Add. The Tomboy icon appears on your panel. Getting Started with the GNOME Desktop 195
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