Browsing Portuguese translation

381.

Files!multiple tabs

382.

Files!multiple windows

387.

files and folders!searching

389.

Search using the Dash

391.

Alternatively, you may use the \lens{Applications} or \lens{Files \& Folders} lenses; here you can use a filter to narrow down your search. Open the drop-down menu on the right side of the search bar. If you've selected \lens{Applications}, you will be able to filter by application type. If you've chosen \lens{Files \& Folders}, you can filter by a host of options, including \menu{Last modified}, \menu{Type} (\eg, Documents), or \menu{Size}. It is sufficient to type the first few letters of the file or folder for which you are searching.

392.

Search using \application{Files} file manager

393.

In \application{Files} file manager, click on the magnifying glass button or press \keystroke{Ctrl+F}. This opens the search field where you can type the name of the file or folder you want to find.

405.

The \window{Appearance} window will display the current selected background wallpaper and theme. Themes control the appearance of your windows, buttons, scroll bars, panels, icons, and other parts of the desktop. The \emph{Ambiance} theme is used by default, but there are other themes from which you can choose. Just click once on any of the listed themes to give a new theme a try. The theme will change your desktop appearance immediately.

408.

To change the \menu{Background}, either select \button{Wallpapers}, \button{Pictures Folder}, or \button{Colors and Gradients} from the drop-down list. When \button{Wallpapers} is selected, you will see Ubuntu's default selection of backgrounds. To change the background, simply click the picture you would like to use. You're not limited to this selection. To use one of your own pictures, click the \button{+} button and navigate to the image you would like to use. Then double-click the image, and the change will take effect immediately. This image will then be added to your list of available backgrounds. Selecting \button{Pictures Folder} opens your Pictures folder where you can choose a picture for the background. The \button{Colors and Gradients} button allows you to set the background to a solid or gradient color. Click on the \button{Solid Color} button, then the \button{Pick a Color} to choose a solid color. The \button{Vertical Gradient} and \button{Horizontal Gradient} buttons bring up two \button{Pick a Color} buttons. Just choose any two colors you like and see if you have achieved the desired result.

413.

Auto-hide the Launcher