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Questions and Answers
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Questions and Answers
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Translated and reviewed by
Philip Kent
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:20(title)
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Where is the trash bin?
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Where is the deleted items folder?
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Translated and reviewed by
Dan Bishop
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:24(para)
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<phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> doesn't feature a trash bin at the moment. Please note that the <application>File Manager</application> will always ask you whether you want to <emphasis>permanently</emphasis> delete files when you click on "delete". There is currently no way to bring back your deleted files.
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<phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> doesn't feature a deleted items folder at the moment. Please note that the <application>File Manager</application> will always ask you whether you want to <emphasis>permanently</emphasis> delete files when you click on "delete". There is currently no way to bring back your deleted files.
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Translated and reviewed by
Dan Bishop
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:27(para)
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How can I move my old panel configuration from Xfce 4.2 over to Xfce 4.4?
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How can I move my old panel configuration from Xfce 4.2 over to Xfce 4.4?
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Translated and reviewed by
Philip Kent
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:34(para)
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You can't. The panel has been rewritten and can not use the old configuration files anymore.
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You can't. The panel has been rewritten and cannot use the old configuration files anymore.
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Translated and reviewed by
Gavin Westwood
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:37(para)
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How do I start a program manually?
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How do I start a program manually?
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Translated and reviewed by
Philip Kent
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:44(para)
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Sometimes it can be useful to start a program manually, for example when the program does not have an entry in the menu. This is easy to do with the <application>Run Program</application> dialog.
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Sometimes it can be useful to start a program manually, for example when the program does not have an entry in the menu. This is easy to do with the <application>Run Program</application> dialog.
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Translated and reviewed by
Philip Kent
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:47(para)
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Open the <application>Run Program</application> dialog by typing: <keycombo><keycap>Alt</keycap><keycap>F2</keycap></keycombo>
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Open the <application>Run Program</application> dialogue by typing: <keycombo><keycap>Alt</keycap><keycap>F2</keycap></keycombo>
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Translated and reviewed by
Toby Smithe
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:54(para)
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Enter the name of the program you wish to run, and press <keycap>Enter</keycap>.
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Enter the name of the program you wish to run, and press <keycap>Enter</keycap>.
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Translated and reviewed by
Philip Kent
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:61(para)
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What can I do if Xfmedia crashes when playing restricted formats?
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What can I do if Xfmedia crashes when playing restricted formats?
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Translated and reviewed by
Philip Kent
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Located in
C/questions-answers.xml:69(para)
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