Translations by Prajasakti Localisation Team

Specifies the number of milliseconds delay after the pointer enters the panel area before the panel is automatically re-shown. This key is only relevant if the auto_hide key is true.

Specifies the number of milliseconds delay after the pointer leaves the panel area before the panel is automatically hidden. This key is only relevant if the auto_hide key is true.

Specifies the number of pixels visible when the panel is automatically hidden into a corner. This key is only relevant if the auto_hide key is true.

Specifies the opacity of the background color format. If the color is not completely opaque (a value of less than 65535), the color will be composited onto the desktop background image.

Stretch image to panel

The height (width for a vertical panel) of the panel. The panel will determine at runtime a minimum size based on the font size and other indicators. The maximum size is fixed at one quarter of the screen height (or width).

The location of the panel along the x-axis. This key is only relevant in un-expanded mode. In expanded mode this key is ignored and the panel is placed at the screen edge specified by the orientation key.

The location of the panel along the y-axis. This key is only relevant in un-expanded mode. In expanded mode this key is ignored and the panel is placed at the screen edge specified by the orientation key.

The orientation of the panel. Possible values are "top", "bottom", "left", "right". In expanded mode the key specifies which screen edge the panel is on. In un-expanded mode the difference between "top" and "bottom" is less important - both indicate that this is a horizontal panel - but still give a useful hint as to how some panel objects should behave. For example, on a "top" panel a menu button will pop up its menu below the panel, whereas on a "bottom" panel the menu will be popped up above the panel.

The speed in which panel animations should occur. Possible values are "slow", "medium" and "fast". This key is only relevant if the enable_animations key is true.

This is a human readable name which you can use to identify a panel. Its main purpose is to serve as the panel's window title which is useful when navigating between panels.

Visible pixels when hidden

Which type of background should be used for this panel. Possible values are "gtk" - the default GTK+ widget background will be used, "color" - the color key will be used as background color or "image" - the image specified by the image key will be used as background.

With a multi-screen setup, you may have panels on each individual screen. This key identifies the current screen the panel is displayed on.

X co-ordinate of panel

X screen where the panel is displayed

Xinerama monitor where the panel is displayed

Y co-ordinate of panel

Details: %s

Open URL: %s

Delete Panel

A simple applet for testing the GNOME-2.0 panel

Test Bonobo Applet

Test Bonobo Applet Factory

Incomplete '%s' background type received

Incomplete '%s' background type received: %s

Failed to get pixmap %s

Unknown background type received

The Applet's containing Panel's orientation

The Applet's containing Panel's size in pixels

The Applet's containing Panel's background color or pixmap

The Applet's flags

Ranges that hint what sizes are acceptable for the applet

The Applet's containing Panel is locked down

Specify an applet IID to load

Specify a gconf location in which the applet preferences should be stored

Specify the initial size of the applet (xx-small, medium, large etc.)

Specify the initial orientation of the applet (top, bottom, left or right)

Test applet utility

_Applet:

_Prefs Dir: