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In the \tab{Graphics} tab, you can change the look and feel of how Wine runs. You can make Wine emulate a Virtual Desktop (this feature opens a new window that will contain any Windows application that is currently running while this option is in effect), how the applications look, and what resolution to run the application in.

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Desktop Integration Tab

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In the \tab{Desktop Integration} tab, you can change the way buttons, menus, and other elements appear in an application. Each version of Windows has brought its own unique visual style for its applications. In this feature, you can install and change the applied theme. In this tab, you can also change major file folders. For example, while using Ubuntu, your picture folder is located at \filepath{/home/user/Pictures/} but in Windows, your picture folder is located at \filepath{C:\textbackslash Documents and Settings\textbackslash User\textbackslash My Documents\textbackslash My Pictures\textbackslash } or \filepath{C:\textbackslash Users\textbackslash User\textbackslash My Pictures\textbackslash }. This feature allows you tell Wine where your folders are, for quick reference.

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Drives Tab

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In the \tab{Drives} tab, you can manage the connected drives that Wine will be able to access. Unlike Ubuntu, Windows applies a \emph{Drive Letter} to each drive. This letter identifies the drive. For example, on every Windows system, the \filepath{C:} drive is the core drive. It contains all of the needed files for the operating system to work. The \filepath{C:} drive is the equivalent to \emph{root} (File System, or \filepath{/} ) in Ubuntu. This feature allows you to change the drive letters for any drive, or add a drive letter for a specific folder in your file system, or for a \acronym{CD} drive.

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Audio Tab

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In the \tab{Audio} tab, you can change the audio settings. This feature allows you to change the audio source that Wine will use for Windows applications (speakers, microphones, etc.).

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About Tab

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In the \tab{About} tab, you can see the current Wine version you have installed, including Wine's note to all users. This feature also allows you to add a Name and Company Name to the Windows information. Applications use this information to identify you by name.

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Microsoft .NET Framework and Wine