Novell Press - Novell Linux Desktop 9 - User's Handbook

• Novell Linux Desktop 9: User's Handbook
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• About the Author
• Acknowledgments
  • We Want to Hear from You!
  • Reader Services
• Part I: Novell Linux Desktop Basics
• Chapter 1. Start Here
  • What Is Novell Linux Desktop?
  • Linux and Linux Distributions
  • Understanding GNU Software
  • The Novell Linux Desktop GUI
  • Novell Linux Desktop Applications and Tools
  • Novell Linux Desktop Installation Considerations
• Chapter 2. Starting Novell Linux Desktop
  • 1. About Booting the NLD System and Logon Options
  • 2. Log On to the System
  • 3. About Logoff Options
  • 4. Log Off the System from the Desktop
  • 5. Shut Down the System from the Logon Manager
• Chapter 3. Working on the NLD Desktop
  • 6. About the GNOME Desktop
  • 7. Navigate the GNOME Desktop
  • 8. Use the Menu System
  • 9. Manage Virtual Desktops
  • 10. Change the System Date and Time Settings
  • 11. Get Help on the GNOME Desktop
  • 12. Run a Program from the Run Application Dialog
  • 13. Access the Command Line
  • 14. About File Commands
  • 15. Use File Commands
  • 16. About System Commands
  • 17. Use System Commands
• Chapter 4. Modifying the NLD Desktop
  • 18. About Modifying GNOME
  • 19. Create Desktop Icons
  • 20. Add an Item to a Panel
  • 21. Add an Item to a Menu
  • 22. About GNOME Personal Settings
  • 23. Change Personal Settings
  • 24. Change the Desktop's Background
  • 25. Change Fonts
  • 26. Select a Screensaver
  • 27. Use the Lock Screen Tool
  • 28. About Desktop Themes
  • 29. Change the Current Desktop Theme
  • 30. Add Themes to GNOME
  • 31. Change Window Preferences
• Chapter 5. Configuring NLD Hardware and System Settings
  • 32. About Configuring Hardware and System Settings in NLD
  • 33. Change Keyboard Settings
  • 34. Change Mouse Settings
  • 35. About Printing and NLD
  • 36. Add and Configure a Printer
  • 37. Print to a Printer
  • 38. Manage Print Jobs
  • 39. Delete a Printer
  • 40. Configure Sound Settings
  • 41. Change the Screen Resolution
  • 42. Change Session Settings
  • 43. Change Other System Settings
• Chapter 6. Managing Files
  • 44. About the Linux File Structure and Nautilus File Manager
  • 45. Configure Nautilus Preferences
  • 46. Use Nautilus to Manage Folders
  • 47. Browse and Open Files
  • 48. Find Files
  • 49. Delete Files
  • 50. Copy and Move Files
  • 51. Access Recent Files
  • 52. Access and Save Files to a USB Memory Stick
  • 53. Burn Files on a CD or DVD
  • 54. About Archiving Files
  • 55. Archive Files with File Roller
  • 56. About Backing Up and Restoring Files
  • 57. Back Up Files
  • 58. Restore Files
• Chapter 7. Adding and Managing Software Applications and Tools in NLD
  • 59. About Updating and Adding Applications to NLD
  • 60. About Updating Applications Using Red Carpet
  • 61. Run Red Carpet to Update NLD Applications
  • 62. About RPMs
  • 63. Find Applications Using Red Carpet
  • 64. Install Applications Using Red Carpet
  • 65. Install and Remove Applications Using YaST
  • 66. About Installing Applications from Other Archive Types
• Part II: Using the Internet and Multimedia Tools
• Chapter 8. Browsing the World Wide Web with Mozilla Firefox
  • 67. About Mozilla Firefox
  • 68. Browse Web Pages
  • 69. Use Tabbed Browsing
  • 70. Print a Web Page
  • 71. Control Pop-ups in Firefox
  • 72. Access the Browsing History
  • 73. Create a Bookmark
  • 74. About Managing Bookmarks
  • 75. Move and Edit Bookmarks
  • 76. Sort Bookmarks
  • 77. About Cookies and Firefox
  • 78. Accept and Reject Cookies
  • 79. Manage Cookies
• Chapter 9. Using Other Internet Tools
  • 80. About Internet Email Accounts
  • 81. Configure an Email Client
  • 82. About Instant Messaging
  • 83. Configure Gaim Instant Messenger
  • 84. Use Gaim Instant Messenger
  • 85. About Internet Usenet Newsgroups
  • 86. Configure the Pan News Reader
  • 87. Use the Pan News Reader
  • 88. About Other NLD Internet Communication Tools
• Part III: Using Productivity and Collaboration Software
• Chapter 10. Working with OpenOffice.org Applications
  • 89. About OpenOffice.org
  • 90. Start OpenOffice.org Applications
  • 91. Configure OpenOffice.org Global Options
  • 92. About Sharing Documents with Microsoft Office Users
  • 93. Start a New File
  • 94. Save a Document
  • 95. Open an Existing Document
  • 96. Get Help in OpenOffice.org
• Chapter 11. Creating Documents with OpenOffice.org Writer
  • 97. About OpenOffice.org Writer
  • 98. Use the AutoPilot to Create a Document
  • 99. Format Characters
  • 100. Format Paragraphs
  • 101. About Writer Styles
  • 102. Use the Stylist
  • 103. Create a Paragraph Style
  • 104. Insert Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers
  • 105. Use Format Page Options
  • 106. Move Text
  • 107. Insert a Table
  • 108. Insert a Text Frame
  • 109. Place Graphics in a Document
  • 110. Do a Mail Merge
  • 111. About Printing in Writer
  • 112. Print a Document
• Chapter 12. Creating Spreadsheets with OpenOffice.org Calc
  • 113. About OpenOffice.org Calc
  • 114. Enter Text and Data
  • 115. Enter Dates
  • 116. About Creating Formulas
  • 117. Create a Formula
  • 118. About Calc Functions
  • 119. Use the Function AutoPilot
  • 120. Select and Format Spreadsheet Cells
  • 121. Insert and Delete Columns
  • 122. Insert and Delete Rows
  • 123. Insert, Name, and Delete Sheets
  • 124. Sort and Filter Data
  • 125. About Calc Charts
  • 126. Insert and Format a Chart
  • 127. Print a Spreadsheet
• Chapter 13. Creating Presentations with OpenOffice.org Impress
  • 128. About OpenOffice.org Impress
  • 129. Create a New Presentation
  • 130. Insert a New Slide
  • 131. Add Text to a Slide
  • 132. Modify Slide Layout
  • 133. Change Slide Design
  • 134. Use the Object Bar
  • 135. Insert Graphics and Other Objects
  • 136. Select a Slide Transition
  • 137. Add Slide Animation Effects
  • 138. Change the Workspace View
  • 139. Rehearse Slide Show Timings
  • 140. Change Slide Show Settings
  • 141. Run the Slide Show
  • 142. Print Slides, Notes, and Handouts
• Chapter 14. Managing Email and Contacts with Novell Evolution
  • 143. About Novell Evolution
  • 144. Add an Email Account to Evolution
  • 145. About Email and Evolution
  • 146. Compose and Send Email
  • 147. Send an Email with an Attachment
  • 148. Receive and Reply to Email
  • 149. Work with Received Email Attachments
  • 150. Read, Sort, and Search Your Email
  • 151. Organize Your Email
  • 152. Use the Junk Mail Filter
  • 153. Create Virtual Folders
  • 154. About the Evolution Address Book
  • 155. Create a New Contact
  • 156. Edit an Existing Contact
  • 157. Create Contact Lists
  • 158. Search for Contacts
  • 159. Use Categories to Group Contacts
  • 160. Import Contacts
• Chapter 15. Staying Organized with Novell Evolution
  • 161. About the Evolution Calendar
  • 162. Create Appointments
  • 163. Send a Meeting Invitation
  • 164. Manage Appointments and Meetings
  • 165. Create Tasks
  • 166. Create Assigned Tasks
  • 167. Create Task Lists
  • 168. Use Calendar Views
  • 169. Set Evolution Preferences
  • 170. About Synchronizing a Handheld Device with Evolution
  • 171. Delete Evolution Items
• Chapter 16. Using Novell iFolder
  • 172. About Novell iFolder
  • 173. Start the iFolder Client
  • 174. Access iFolder from the Desktop
  • 175. Access Your iFolder from a Web Browser
  • 176. About Synchronizing Files
  • 177. Manually Synchronize Files
  • 178. View Files in the iFolder Conflict Bin
  • 179. Set iFolder Preferences
• What's On the DVD
  • What's On the DVD
  • Hardware Requirements
  • Installing Novell Linux Desktop 9
• License Agreement
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