Edubuntu-menueditor
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menueditor
- What is menueditor ?
- Menueditor is an applications to create menu to be later able to apply them to groups.
- Where to find it ?
The menueditor is part of the package edubuntu-menueditor and is found under Applications/Systems Tools/Edubuntu menu editor.
- Interface presentation
- The interface is very simple, it consist of a 2 column tree-view.
- The left column Contain the icons and entry names,
- The right one contain a check box to toggle between hide/show for the items.
- Items in the tree-view have context menu available, depending of the items, and where it comes from you might have more option available in the context menu
playing with sub-menus
Adding a submenu to the menu
- Submenu can be added anywhere in the menu tree, to create a new submenu, follow the following simple steps:
- decide where you want to create the submenu and right-click,
a context menu appear, click on Add Sub-menu,
- a dialog box appear and ask you for the name and a comment for the menu,
- The name will be displayed as the submenu name,
- The comment will appear when the mouse stays over the menu for a while.
click on OK to create then menu entry.
Editing Menu
- It's only possible to edit and delete sub-menu you have created, copied or moved. Context menu activate items only for action you can perform.
- editing name or comment
Select the sub-menu you want to edit, do a right-click and select Edit Sub-menu.
a dialog box appear containing the current menu name, change the appropriate value and press OK
- the interface now show the new name for the menu.
- delete
- moving
- copy, and delete
* playing items in submenu items
- add
- deleting
- hiding
- moving items around
* saving your work. * limitation
profilemanager
- What is profilemanager ?
- Where to find it ?
- overview of the main window.
- groups
- menus
- associations
- import menus
- naming the menu
- delete menus from the system.
- adding associations
- group-menu
- menu-group
- removing association
- saving
- showing system groups
- what are they