Is it possible to recover our password from kmail config? I've lost my IMAP password, works fine at home in kmail, but would like to use it somewhere else. And I can't easily change it. please if any, tell me how can I recover it.

For the Windows version, drag a copy of the desktop shortcut to Start Menu > Programs > Startup. For the Macintosh version, make an alias of the application (using Command-L) and drag it to the /Library/StartupItems folder.

Select File -> Preferences from the main menu to open the preferences dialog, and uncheck the check box in the startup group.

Thanks to a contribution from Eric Lawrence some files, and instructions, are included with the current release.

Yes. Just install Qt, kdelibs and kdebase, and from your favourite window manager, just launch Konqueror. It should work just fine, but if it doesn't (KDE developers don't test that case often), report it to http://bugs.kde.org and try running "kdeinit" before running Konqueror, it usually helps.

Edit "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" file and find the section similar to this one:... Section "Device" Identifier "NVIDIA Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]" Driver "nvidia" BusID "PCI:1:0:0" ... So that it now looks like:... Section "Device" Identifier "NVIDIA Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400]" Driver "nvidia" BusID "PCI:1:0:0" Option "NoLogo" ...

How to run programs automatically upon KDE startup? Kubuntu is already saving your session status upon logout, and restoring your previous programs on the next login, by default. All you need to do is, logging out from KDE while the applications you want to be auto-restored are still open (make sure their contents are saved).

Put them into ~/.irssi/scripts/autorun/ directory. Or better would be if you placed them in ~/.irssi/scripts/ and created symlinks to autorun directory (eg. cd ~/.irssi/scripts/autorun/ ; ln -s ../script.pl .)

FreeBSD 5.5-RELEASE (or greater) and xorg version 7.2 (or greater) or XFree86 version 4.5.0 (or greater).

In order for Garden Tracker to work properly, it must be able to connect to a second file that stores all the data (your data and the reference information). Sometimes, this connection is not made correctly when the application is installed, or, for some reason, the connection gets broken. When this happens, every time you click something related to data you will get an error message. There is a very simple method of re-connecting to your data if you need to.

KDE offers a set of tools that allow us to make progress relatively quickly. The QT library on which it is based is one of the very best toolkits currently available. For now, RKWard is available only for Linux. We are very much aware that a Windows version would be a good thing. But as we rely on KDE, we have to wait for it to be ported to Windows, which should be done by the beginning of 2007. Until then, RKWard is a Linux-only app. >>

lxml.etree is a very fast library for processing XML. There are, however, a few caveats involved in the mapping of the powerful libxml2 library to the simple and convenient ElementTree API. Not all operations are as fast as the simplicity of the API might suggest, while some use cases can heavily benefit from finding the right way of doing them. The benchmark page has a comparison to other ElementTree implementations and a number of tips for performance tweaking.

The first thing you can do to optimize Mason performance is to optimize your mod_perl installation. Consider implementing some of the tuning tips recommended in mod_perl_tuning, which ships with every copy of mod_perl. If your application still needs to run faster, consider using Mason's caching methods ($m->cache and $m->cache_self) to avoid regenerating dynamic content unnecessarily. The last known Mason-specific leak was fixed in 0.5.

KDE is a network transparent contemporary desktop enviroment for Unix work stations. KDE seeks to fill the need for an easy to use desktop for Unix workstations.

Yes it is. But we do not recommend this option unless your hardware is powerful enough. Meaning you probably could install any current Linux distribution.

KDE requires QT. KDE is licensed under the GPL and can't be linked to non-GPL libraries (some files from early versions of KDE have specific exemptions for QT, since the original QT was licensed using the QPL, not GPL). The upshot of all this is that KDE can only be linked against the GPL'ed release of QT X11, and not any other version of QT, including the non-commercial Windows native version of QT.

Ans. VEKS for All ™ provides few check boxes in the "General" page of the Organizer form. The last check box is for setting the software to run at start up. You may change the option if you need to set off the application at startup. Ans. VEKS for All ™ provides you Voice Tune Up process. It helps you to improve your pronunciation skill as well as dictation skill. It makes you to feel easy to use the voice commands. Ans.

Startup scripts are machine specific and run before a user logs on. As a result they run in the context of the localSystem account on a computer. As localSystem, they have privilege to do just about anything on a Windows system. If a startup script needs to access network resources (e.g. a server share) however, localSystem will not work. Given that, Group Policy will change the security context of the script to that of the machine's computer account, which is a valid AD user (e.g.

When zsh starts up, there are four files you can change which it will run under various circumstances: .zshenv, .zprofile, .zshrc and .zlogin. They are usually in your home directory, but the variable $ZDOTDIR may be set to alter that. Here are a few simple hints about how to use them.

There are a lot of different approaches to improving the performance of your maps, aside from the obvious and expensive step of buying faster hardware. Here are links to some individual howtos for various optimizations. First ands foremost is hardware. An extra GB of RAM will give your map performance increases beyond anything you're likely to achieve by tweaking your data. With the price of RAM these days, it's cheap and easy to speed up every map with one inexpensive upgrade.

No. Conglomerate will run perfectly well under KDE, provided you have installed all Gnome 2 shared libraries neccessary for Conglomerate to run.

gEDA will most likely never come a pure GNOME/KDE application. The developers decided a long time ago that having too many dependancies on external libraries is not a good idea. Especially since gEDA is trying to achieve cross Unix platform portability. This philosophy does not exclude gEDA having support for GNOME/KDE (feel free to contribute code to achieve this), but this support will be a compile (./configure) time option. All file formats with gEDA must be pure ASCII.

Yes, since the aRts sound server KDE uses is running, it is using the sound device. If it is idle for 60 seconds, it will release it automatically (auto-suspend). In previous versions aRts didn't suspend when using full duplex. Upgrade to a newer version or turn off full duplex and it will suspend. Turning it off is a good idea anyway if you only use aRts for playing things.

KDE offers a number of technologies for the integration of components, configuration files, network access, printing, mime type access and much more. Each KDE release adds and improves on previous technologies and the latest information on what is available in the latest and up and coming versions is available at the KDE Website and the KDE Developer Site.

It's easy. You need to open a ScanDialog in your program, which is comes from kdelibs/KIO. See The KScanDialog-Docu for further information.

Click on the "Options" button at the bottom of the BuddhaBell window. By checking the 'Automatically Start Reminder Timer When Program Begins' check box, BuddhaBell will immediately start the Reminder Timer at the current settings when the program is started. If you want to automatically have the BuddhaBell program start up everytime you turn on your computer, you will need to add it to the scheduled program start times (see your operating system manual for tips on how to do this)."

Dynamiclear is a concentrated solution so you can control how weak or strong you would like the stinging sensation to be. If you find that the application stings too much you can add more drops of water and less drops of Dynamiclear to the q-tip (cotton bud) until the solution is at a strength that is comfortable for you. Please keep in mind that for the Dynamiclear to be effective a mild to strong stinging sensation should still be felt, similar to applying an antiseptic lotion.

However, once you SUBMIT an application for a particular position, you cannot go back and make changes to the submitted application. Changes you do make to your general application will be reflected for any NEW position for which you apply. Looking at the menu bar on the left side of the computer screen, click on "Edit Application." Make the desired changes to your application and save. Your original application is replaced with the new version.