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This list lets you manage the list of news sites the news ticker will query for headlines. The news sources are arranged in a tree-like hierarchy and sorted by topic.<br>The column labeled "Max. articles" shows how many articles will be cached for the news sites (read: how many articles will be accessible through the context menu).<ul>
<li>To add a site, you can either drag the URL of the RDF or RSS file to this list from Konqueror or any other application, or use the <i>Add...</i> button in the bottom right corner.</li>
<li>To modify a site, just double-click on the particular news source you would like to edit and an input field will pop up which lets you edit the respective property.</li>
<li>To remove a site, simply select a news source in the list and click on the <i>Remove</i> button in the lower right corner.</li></ul>
Note that you can also right-click on the list to open a menu which lets you add and remove news sources. You can also enable or disable certain news sources temporarily by checking or unchecking the box next to it; those news sources whose boxes are checked are considered activated and will be processed by KNewsTicker.

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Here you can see the list of currently configured filters and manage them as well as add new filters. Managing them is fairly easy:<ul>
<li>To <b>add</b> a new filter, specify its properties in the box below labeled <i>Filter properties</i> and press the <i>Add</i> button in the lower right corner.</li>
<li><b>Modifying</b> an existing filter is done in a similar manner: simply select the filter you would like to edit in the list and change its properties in the box below.</li>
<li>Finally, to <b>remove</b> a filter, select it in the list and press the button labeled <i>Remove</i> in the lower right corner.</li></ul>
You can also enable or disable certain filters temporarily by checking or unchecking the box next to them; those filters whose boxes are checked are considered enabled and will be honored by KNewsTicker.<br>
Note that the filters are processed from the top to the bottom so that of two filters which might nullify each other (like "Show...does not contain KDE" and "Show...contains KDE") only the one which is lower in the list will take effect.

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Here you can type a keyword or expression to be used for this filter which depends on the condition you selected in the combo box at the right:<ul>
<li><b>contain</b>, <b>does not contain</b> - you should probably enter a keyword here, like "KDE", "Baseball" or "Business". The keyword is not case-sensitive so it does not matter whether you type "kde", "KDE" or "kDe".</li>
<li><b>equals</b>, <b>does not equal</b> - enter a phrase or expression here to have the filter match only those articles whose headlines match <b>exactly</b> the text you typed. The phrase you type will be considered to be case-sensitive, so it makes a difference whether you show articles which contain "Boeing" or "BOEING".</li>
<li><b>matches</b> - a regular expression is expected. Recommended only if you are familiar with regular expressions, i.e. it should be used by advanced users only.</li></ul>

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do not contain

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do not equal

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This combo box lets you specify the condition under which the keyword/expression you entered in the input field at the right will match. You can select one of the following values:<ul>
<li>contain - the filter matches if the headline contains the keyword.</li>
<li>does not contain - the filter matches if the headline does not contain the keyword.</li>
<li>equals - the filter matches if the headline equals the expression.</li>
<li>does not equal - the filter matches if the headline does not equal the expression.</li>
<li>matches - the filter matches if the expression matches the headline. The expression you typed at the right will be considered a regular expression in this mode.</li>

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Here you can define how fast the text should be scrolling. If you only have a little space on your taskbar (and therefore a rather small news ticker), you should probably set this to a slower speed so that you have a chance to read the headlines. For wider news tickers (and better eyes), faster scrolling is probably appropriate so that you do not have to wait too long for the next headline.

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Here you can enter the name of the news source.<br>Note that you can also use the button at the bottom right labeled <i>Suggest</i> to let KNewsTicker fill this field automatically, after you have entered a source file below.

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Enter the path to the source file for the news source you want to add here. If you specified a source file here, you can use the button at the bottom right labeled <i>Suggest</i> to let KNewsTicker fill in the remaining values automatically.

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Here you can specify the path to an icon to be used for this news source. Icons make it easier to distinguish between multiple news sources as the headlines scroll by.<br>Note that you can also use the button at the bottom right labeled <i>Suggest</i> to let KNewsTicker fill this field automatically, after you have entered a source file above.