by Jame » Sat, 14 Sep 2002 06:17:31
I downloaded Acrobat5, for instance, I installed it by using install in
command line, but how can I put the short cut to program group?
everytime when I want to run the application I have to
use command line. it is annoying.
Thanks a lot.
James
by mjt » Sat, 14 Sep 2002 06:49:28
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Michael J. Tobler: motorcyclist, surfer, # Black holes result
skydiver, and author: "Inside Linux", # when God divides the
"C++ HowTo", "C++ Unleashed" # universe by zero
1. Gnome + Task bar + Short cuts...
Hello,
I'm using shortcuts to move between windows. So I defined 'Next window' and
'Previous window' as shortcuts to do this. The only complication is when I
open multiple windows, task bar doesn't show in order which I opened. (It almost seems like in
a random order). For instance, when I open two xterm windows and
then two mozilla, mozilla tasks shows first and then xterms on the task bar. Thi
s results confusion since I can't find out what the next window would be from
the task bar. In my example, when I focus on second xterm window and according
to the task bar there is no *next* window (task bar shows
mozilla-mozilla-xterm-xterm). But in fact the next window is first mozilla!
I don't think I explained my case clear enough.. :( So I will just simplify
what I'm trying to ask in one sentence:
- How do I make all windows to appear on the task bar in order they are opened????
Thank you..
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