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The Clock applet is the only applet which is loaded by default when you install GNOME for the first time. To access the clock properties right mouse click on the clock and select the Properties menu item from the pop-up menu. The Clock Properties dialog box will appear allowing you to specify whether you would like 12 or 24 hour time to be displayed.
The Printer Applet is represented by a small printer icon that lives on your Panel. If you drag a file to the Printer Applet it will print the file for you. To set up the Printer Applet right mouse click on it and select the Properties menu item from the pop-up menu. This ill bring up the Printer properties dialog box. In this dialog you may specify a printer name and the Print Command. For most systems the Print Command will be
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The Drive Mount Applet allows you to mount a drive on your system by simply clicking the icon on your Panel. In order for this to work you will to have to... TO BE DONE...
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The GNOME Pager is an applet that will show you all of your virtual desktops and the applications within them. There are two main areas on the GNOME Pager, the desktops view and the applications view. In the desktop view all of your desktops will be represented as a small rectangle. If there are any applications on the desktops they will show up as small outlines according to their position on the desktop. The Applications view will show you the applications on your active desktop in a list view. If you press the button in the middle that contains the arrow it will show you a view of all desktops and list the applications that are currently on them.
You may access the GNOME Pager properties dialog with a right mouse click on the Pager and select the Properties menu item from the pop-up menu. On the left side of the GNOME Pager properties you may adjust: the maximum width of the task list, the number of rows in the task list, the number of columns in the task list and the number of rows in the pager. On the right side of the GNOME Pager properties you may turn on and off certain views on the Pager including: a view of all applications on all desktops, the tasks list, and the Pager view. You may also choose to use small pagers and include icons in the task list.
The Mini-Commander applet quick command line that is embedded on a Panel The applet has a small text box in which you can type in commands to be performed. However, the Mini-Commander offers you much more than that with options you may set in the Properties dialog.
The Mini Commander Properties dialog allows you to customize the Mini-Commander
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