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44.

<p>If you are using Konqueror and want to type another location into
the location field below the toolbar to get there, you can clear the
whole field very quickly with the black button with a white cross
to the left of the "Location" label and start typing.</p>
<p>You can also press Ctrl+L to clear the location field and place the
text cursor there.</p>

47.

<p>
If you cannot access the titlebar, you can still <strong>move a window</strong>
on the screen by holding the Alt key, clicking anywhere into the window
and "dragging" it with the mouse.</p><br>
<p>Of course, you can change this behavior by using the Control Center.</p>

50.

<p>
KDE's mail client (KMail) provides seamless <strong>PGP/GnuPG
integration</strong>
for encrypting and signing your email messages.</p>
<p>See <a href="help:/kmail/pgp.html">the KMail Handbook</a> for
instructions on setting up encryption.</p>

51.

<p>
You can find KDE developers all over the world, e.g., in Germany,
Sweden, France, Canada, USA, Australia, Namibia, Argentina, and even in
Norway!</p>
<p>
To see where KDE developers can be found, take a look at <a href="http://worldwide.kde.org">worldwide.kde.org</a>.</p>

52.

<p>
KDE's CD player, KsCD, accesses the Internet CD database freedb to provide you
with title/track information.
</p>
<p>Full details of KsCD's functions are available in <a
href="help:/kscd">the KsCD Handbook</a>.</p>

54.

<p>
You can change the color of the window titlebars by clicking on the title bar of the
color example in the <em>Appearance & Themes</em> module within the Control Center.
</p>
<p>This works for all of the other available colors too.</p>

55.

<p align="center"><strong>KDE Command Line Printing (I)</strong></p>
<p> Want to print from command line, without missing KDE's printing power?</p>
<p> Type <strong>'kprinter'</strong>. Up pops the
KDEPrint dialog. Select printer, print options and
print files (note that you may select <em>different</em>
files of <em>different</em> types for <em>one</em> print job...). </p>
<p>This works from Konsole, any x-Terminal, or "Run Command"
(called by pressing <em>Alt+F2</em>)</p>

60.

<p>
Under the <em>"B II"</em> window decoration, the title bars
automatically move by themselves so they are always visible. You can
edit your title bar decoration by right clicking on your title bar and
selecting "Configure Window Behavior...".</p>

61.

<p>If you do not like the default completion mode (e.g. in Konqueror), you
can right-click on the edit-widget and choose a different mode, e.g.
automatic or manual completion. Manual completion works in a similar
way to
completion in a UNIX shell. Use Ctrl+E to invoke it.
</p>

62.

<p>If you want another panel, to make more space for your applets and
buttons, press right mouse button on the panel to invoke the panel menu
and select "Add to Panel->Panel->Panel".</p><p>
(You can then put anything on the fresh panel, adjust its size and
so on.)</p>