From 5c9e916ae81a4aaca3d144fe75c30835ea8f3aac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Perberos Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 10:48:45 -0300 Subject: fixing omf charpick --- charpick/help/C/char-palette.xml | 328 --------------------------------- charpick/help/C/mate-char-palette.xml | 328 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ charpick/help/Makefile.am | 2 +- charpick/help/char-palette.omf.in | 9 - charpick/help/mate-char-palette.omf.in | 9 + 5 files changed, 338 insertions(+), 338 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 charpick/help/C/char-palette.xml create mode 100644 charpick/help/C/mate-char-palette.xml delete mode 100644 charpick/help/char-palette.omf.in create mode 100644 charpick/help/mate-char-palette.omf.in (limited to 'charpick') diff --git a/charpick/help/C/char-palette.xml b/charpick/help/C/char-palette.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 67b4cf2b..00000000 --- a/charpick/help/C/char-palette.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,328 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - -]> - - -
- - - - &applet; Manual - - &applet; provides a convenient way to access characters that are - not on your keyboard, such as accented characters, mathematical symbols, - special symbols, and punctuation marks. - - - 2005 - Davyd Madeley - - - 2004 - Angela Boyle - - - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - Sun Microsystems - - 2000 - Dan Mueth - - - MATE Documentation Project - - - &legal; - - - - - Sun - MATE Documentation Team - - Sun Microsystems - - - - Dan - Mueth - - MATE Documentation Project - - d-mueth@uchicago.edu - - - Angela - Boyle - - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Shaun - McCance - - MATE Documentation Project - - shaunm@gnome.org - - - Davyd - Madeley - - MATE Project - - davyd@madeley.id.au - - - - - - - - Version 2.10 - March 2005 - - Davyd Madeley - - - - Version 2.8 - Unknown - - Angela Boyle - MATE Documentation Project - - - - &applet; Applet Manual V2.6 - August 2004 - - Sun Microsystems - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Character Palette Applet Manual V2.4 - August 2003 - - Sun Microsystems - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Character Palette Applet Manual V2.3 - October 2002 - - Sun Microsystems - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Character Palette Applet Manual V2.2 - August 2002 - - Sun Microsystems - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Character Palette Applet Manual V2.1 - July 2002 - - Sun Microsystems - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Character Palette Applet Manual V2.0 - March 2002 - - Sun Microsystems - MATE Documentation Project - - - - Character Picker Applet - 2000 - - Dan Mueth d-mueth@uchicago.edu - - MATE Documentation Project - - - - This manual describes version &appletversion; of &applet;. - - - Feedback - To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the &applet; - application or this manual, follow the directions in the - MATE Feedback Page. - - - - - Character Palette - - - - - Introduction - -
- &applet; - - - - &applet; - -
- - The &applet; provides - a convenient way to access characters that are not on your keyboard, - such as accented characters, mathematical symbols, special symbols, - and punctuation marks. You can insert characters from the applet - into text strings, for example in text documents or at the command - line. You can customize the contents of the applet to suit your - requirements. - &applet; supports the UTF-8 character - encoding so you can use the palette to display or copy any Unicode - character. - - - To Add &applet; to a Panel - To add &applet; to a panel, - right-click on the panel, then choose Add to - Panel. Select &applet; - in the Add to the panel dialog, then - click OK. - - - - - Getting Characters - When you add &applet; to a panel for the first time, the application displays a default palette of characters. You can select a character from the default palette, or you can select a character from predefined palettes of characters. Each predefined palette of characters is associated with a standard character on your keyboard. - - - To Select a Character - To select a character from the palette and insert the character into a text string, perform the following steps: - - In the palette, click on the character that - you require. The character button is pressed in to indicate - that the character is selected. - - Point to the location in an application where you - want to put the character and middle-click to insert the - character. You can also paste the character into the - application if the application allows you to paste from - the clipboard. - You can repeat the insertion using middle-click as - many times as you want until you either deselect the - character or select text in another application. You can - continue pasting the character from the clipboard until - you either deselect the character or copy to the - clipboard from another application. - - - To deselect the character, click it again or click - another character. - Some applications may not allow you to paste - certain characters. - - - To Display a Predefined Palette of Characters - You can change the characters that are displayed in the application from the default palette to a predefined palette of characters. To display a palette of predefined characters, perform the following steps: - - - Click on the Available palettes button on the application, the down arrow on the left. - - - Click on the palette that you want to display. - - - You can select the character that you require from the palette of characters that is displayed in the application, then insert the character into your text string. - - - - Characters' Keys - The following chart lists keyboard characters and their associated groups of characters. The keyboard characters are listed in the first column of each section in the chart. The character groups that are associated with each keyboard character are shown in the other columns. -
- Character Groups Associated With Keyboard Keys - - - - - Shows character groups associated - with various keyboard keys. - -
- - - - - - - - - Customizing &applet; -
- &applet; Preferences - - - - &applet; Preferences - -
- - Configuring Palettes - To configure &applet;, right-click on the applet, then choose Preferences. The Character Palette Preferences dialog contains the Palettes list box, which lists the palettes that are available from the applet. To close the Character Palette Preferences dialog, click Close. - - To add a new palette to the applet, click on the Add button. See for more information. - To delete a palette from the applet, select the palette, then click on the Delete button. - To modify a palette, select the palette, then click on the Edit button. Modify the palette in the Edit Palette dialog, then click OK. - - - - Setting Up a New Palette of Characters - You can use a character selection application such as Character Map to set up a new palette of characters. For example, to create a new palette with Character Map, perform the following steps: - - - Right-click on the applet, then choose Preferences. The Character Palette Preferences dialog is displayed. - - - Click on the Add button and the Add Palette dialog is displayed. - - - Open Character Map, then select the characters that you want to display in the new palette. You can select up to 25 characters. - - - Copy the contents of the Text to copy text box from Character Map to the Palette text box in the Add Palette window. - - - Click OK. - - - &applet; adds the new palette of characters to the list of available palettes. - - -
diff --git a/charpick/help/C/mate-char-palette.xml b/charpick/help/C/mate-char-palette.xml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67b4cf2b --- /dev/null +++ b/charpick/help/C/mate-char-palette.xml @@ -0,0 +1,328 @@ + + + + + + +]> + + +
+ + + + &applet; Manual + + &applet; provides a convenient way to access characters that are + not on your keyboard, such as accented characters, mathematical symbols, + special symbols, and punctuation marks. + + + 2005 + Davyd Madeley + + + 2004 + Angela Boyle + + + 2002 + 2003 + 2004 + Sun Microsystems + + 2000 + Dan Mueth + + + MATE Documentation Project + + + &legal; + + + + + Sun + MATE Documentation Team + + Sun Microsystems + + + + Dan + Mueth + + MATE Documentation Project + + d-mueth@uchicago.edu + + + Angela + Boyle + + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Shaun + McCance + + MATE Documentation Project + + shaunm@gnome.org + + + Davyd + Madeley + + MATE Project + + davyd@madeley.id.au + + + + + + + + Version 2.10 + March 2005 + + Davyd Madeley + + + + Version 2.8 + Unknown + + Angela Boyle + MATE Documentation Project + + + + &applet; Applet Manual V2.6 + August 2004 + + Sun Microsystems + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Character Palette Applet Manual V2.4 + August 2003 + + Sun Microsystems + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Character Palette Applet Manual V2.3 + October 2002 + + Sun Microsystems + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Character Palette Applet Manual V2.2 + August 2002 + + Sun Microsystems + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Character Palette Applet Manual V2.1 + July 2002 + + Sun Microsystems + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Character Palette Applet Manual V2.0 + March 2002 + + Sun Microsystems + MATE Documentation Project + + + + Character Picker Applet + 2000 + + Dan Mueth d-mueth@uchicago.edu + + MATE Documentation Project + + + + This manual describes version &appletversion; of &applet;. + + + Feedback + To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the &applet; + application or this manual, follow the directions in the + MATE Feedback Page. + + + + + Character Palette + + + + + Introduction + +
+ &applet; + + + + &applet; + +
+ + The &applet; provides + a convenient way to access characters that are not on your keyboard, + such as accented characters, mathematical symbols, special symbols, + and punctuation marks. You can insert characters from the applet + into text strings, for example in text documents or at the command + line. You can customize the contents of the applet to suit your + requirements. + &applet; supports the UTF-8 character + encoding so you can use the palette to display or copy any Unicode + character. + + + To Add &applet; to a Panel + To add &applet; to a panel, + right-click on the panel, then choose Add to + Panel. Select &applet; + in the Add to the panel dialog, then + click OK. + + + + + Getting Characters + When you add &applet; to a panel for the first time, the application displays a default palette of characters. You can select a character from the default palette, or you can select a character from predefined palettes of characters. Each predefined palette of characters is associated with a standard character on your keyboard. + + + To Select a Character + To select a character from the palette and insert the character into a text string, perform the following steps: + + In the palette, click on the character that + you require. The character button is pressed in to indicate + that the character is selected. + + Point to the location in an application where you + want to put the character and middle-click to insert the + character. You can also paste the character into the + application if the application allows you to paste from + the clipboard. + You can repeat the insertion using middle-click as + many times as you want until you either deselect the + character or select text in another application. You can + continue pasting the character from the clipboard until + you either deselect the character or copy to the + clipboard from another application. + + + To deselect the character, click it again or click + another character. + Some applications may not allow you to paste + certain characters. + + + To Display a Predefined Palette of Characters + You can change the characters that are displayed in the application from the default palette to a predefined palette of characters. To display a palette of predefined characters, perform the following steps: + + + Click on the Available palettes button on the application, the down arrow on the left. + + + Click on the palette that you want to display. + + + You can select the character that you require from the palette of characters that is displayed in the application, then insert the character into your text string. + + + + Characters' Keys + The following chart lists keyboard characters and their associated groups of characters. The keyboard characters are listed in the first column of each section in the chart. The character groups that are associated with each keyboard character are shown in the other columns. +
+ Character Groups Associated With Keyboard Keys + + + + + Shows character groups associated + with various keyboard keys. + +
+ + + + + + + + + Customizing &applet; +
+ &applet; Preferences + + + + &applet; Preferences + +
+ + Configuring Palettes + To configure &applet;, right-click on the applet, then choose Preferences. The Character Palette Preferences dialog contains the Palettes list box, which lists the palettes that are available from the applet. To close the Character Palette Preferences dialog, click Close. + + To add a new palette to the applet, click on the Add button. See for more information. + To delete a palette from the applet, select the palette, then click on the Delete button. + To modify a palette, select the palette, then click on the Edit button. Modify the palette in the Edit Palette dialog, then click OK. + + + + Setting Up a New Palette of Characters + You can use a character selection application such as Character Map to set up a new palette of characters. For example, to create a new palette with Character Map, perform the following steps: + + + Right-click on the applet, then choose Preferences. The Character Palette Preferences dialog is displayed. + + + Click on the Add button and the Add Palette dialog is displayed. + + + Open Character Map, then select the characters that you want to display in the new palette. You can select up to 25 characters. + + + Copy the contents of the Text to copy text box from Character Map to the Palette text box in the Add Palette window. + + + Click OK. + + + &applet; adds the new palette of characters to the list of available palettes. + + +
diff --git a/charpick/help/Makefile.am b/charpick/help/Makefile.am index f3654580..527197bc 100644 --- a/charpick/help/Makefile.am +++ b/charpick/help/Makefile.am @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ include $(top_srcdir)/mate-doc-utils.make dist-hook: doc-dist-hook -DOC_MODULE = char-palette +DOC_MODULE = mate-char-palette DOC_ENTITIES = legal.xml DOC_FIGURES = figures/charpalette_applet.png \ diff --git a/charpick/help/char-palette.omf.in b/charpick/help/char-palette.omf.in deleted file mode 100644 index 4db92dae..00000000 --- a/charpick/help/char-palette.omf.in +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ - - - - - user's guide - - - - diff --git a/charpick/help/mate-char-palette.omf.in b/charpick/help/mate-char-palette.omf.in new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4db92dae --- /dev/null +++ b/charpick/help/mate-char-palette.omf.in @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ + + + + + user's guide + + + + -- cgit v1.2.1