Examples of using Titlebar in English and their translations into Serbian
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Active Titlebar.
Titlebar Actions.
On the Titlebar.
When selected, all titlebar menu buttons will have the application icon shown. If not selected, the current theme's defaults are used instead.
Inactive Titlebar.
Tip: If you want the look of the original Motif(tm) Window Manager, click the"Buttons" tab above andremove the help and close buttons from the titlebar.
Active Titlebar Text.
Used by the window titlebar.
When selected, this displays in the titlebar the path(its location in the file system) of the current document. When unchecked the path is hidden.
Draw window frames using& titlebar colors.
Click the iconify button in the titlebar(next to Maximize) to hide the window. Restore it by clicking on the window's icon in the taskbar.
Draw window frames using& titlebar colors.
Click the& LMB; on the window titlebar and hold it down. Move the mouse cursor and the window moves with it. Release the mouse button, and the window remains where you left it.
Inner Window, Titlebar&& Frame.
The Titlebar is the strip across the top of& konqueror; 's window, and operates in the same way as for other& kde; applications. Right click on the central portion to bring up the neat Titlebar menu.
Inactive Titlebar Text.
To add or remove titlebar buttons, simply drag items between the available item list and the titlebar preview. Similarly, drag items within the titlebar preview to re-position them.
By pressing the? button in the titlebar of the window.
Right clicking on any free area of the Titlebar brings up the Titlebar Menu, allowing you to control the position of& konqueror; 's window as well as the decoration applied to all& kde; program windows.
Use these buttons to set the alignment of the titlebar caption text.
Click on the rightmost button on the window titlebar. If you are editing a document with that application, you will be asked whether you want to Save your changes, Discard them, or Cancel your command to close the application.
Here you can customize mouse click behavior when clicking on the titlebar or the frame of a window.
Shading windows is very similar to minimizing them, but this time, only the titlebar of the window is shown. To shade a window, double-click on the titlebar. To restore the window,just double-click on the titlebar again.
Hold down& Alt; and the& LMB; when the mouse cursor is above the window you want to move. The mouse cursor changes to a compass, and by moving the mouse, you can move the window. Just release the mouse button to release the window.This method is particularly useful if the window titlebar has been moved off the screen, so you cannot use the other methods.
When selected, the window borders are drawn using the titlebar colors; otherwise, they are drawn using normal border colors.
Click the maximize button in the titlebar(in the default decoration it is the square, next to the X) to make the window fill the screen, or if the window is already maximized, to shrink it back to its original size. Clicking with the& MMB; maximizes the window vertically, and with the& RMB;, horizontally.
Check this option if the window border should be painted in the titlebar color. Otherwise it will be painted in the background color.
Use the leftmost button on the window titlebar to display the window menu. Choose the Resize entry, and the mouse pointer will become a double-headed arrow. Move the mouse cursor around to resize, and click the& LMB; when you are done to release the window.
When selected, the window decoration borders are drawn using the titlebar colors. Otherwise, they are drawn using normal border colors instead.
If you want to use a window, it must be active. A window automatically becomes active when you open it, so that the application you opened is immediately ready to use. Only one window can be active at a time. The active window is the one into which you can type, andcan be distinguished from the others because it has a different colored titlebar.(With the& kde; default theme, the active window has a light blue titlebar, and the inactive windows have gray titlebars.).