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02-21-2005, 04:38 PM
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| Ksnapshot and the print screen button I just saw that in another forum. Mapping ksnapshot to Printscreen key: Go into kde control panel. Go to Regional and Accessability. Go to keyboard shortcuts Go to command shortcuts. Go to Utilities then desktop..then select ksnapshot On 'Shortcut for selected command" click "Custom" Hit the Print Screen Button. Click on Apply. Thanks goes out to famewolf for the tip. |
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03-01-2005, 08:04 PM
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| sweet that was easy :wave2: now lets tackle some real tuffies sound and booting. i install 9.2. i unpluged my xp and installed suse on a slave drive. will i be able to plug xp back in and still have suse as a slave, do i have to load something on a disc to boot into suse.
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03-28-2005, 07:21 PM
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| I beleive this type of installation would require that you put the linux bootloader on a floppy and have that in the drive when you want to boot linux and take it out to boot XP. You will also have to set your bios to boot from floppy first for this to work.
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