Git commit 9a417c27d70240a64cc7190f54b9fd3e00341498 by Yuri Chornoivan. Committed on 21/12/2013 at 09:55. Pushed by yurchor into branch 'master'.
Fix typos M +3 -3 doc/kmail/configure.docbook http://commits.kde.org/kdepim/9a417c27d70240a64cc7190f54b9fd3e00341498 diff --git a/doc/kmail/configure.docbook b/doc/kmail/configure.docbook index efbd5ee..9e6f6da 100644 --- a/doc/kmail/configure.docbook +++ b/doc/kmail/configure.docbook @@ -473,10 +473,10 @@ want to be able to append the signature when using this identity. To <emphasis>automatically</emphasis> append it to every new message you also have to select <guilabel>Automatically insert signature</guilabel> in the <guilabel>Composer</guilabel> configuration page.</para> -<para>&kmail; can obtain the signature text from various sources. The default is <guilabel>Input Field Below</guilabel> +<para>&kmail; can obtain the signature text from various sources. The default is <guilabel>Input Field Below</guilabel>. Just enter what you would like your signature to be into the textbox.</para> <para>The traditional way on Unix is to read the text from a file called <filename>.signature</filename> in your home folder. - This file canbe shared between several programs, so you get the same signature in each mail program you use. + This file can be shared between several programs, so you get the same signature in each mail program you use. Select <guilabel>File</guilabel> from the <guilabel>Obtain Signature text from</guilabel> drop down menu. If you want to edit the file, click the <guilabel>Edit File</guilabel> button.</para> <para>&kmail; can also read the signature text from the output of a command. Thus, you can use programs such as <command>fortune</command> to create a new signature text for @@ -2317,7 +2317,7 @@ will be moved to the Trash folder, once the reply has been successfully sent.</p <title>Options without a user interface representation</title> <para> Apart from the options presented in the configuration dialog, some options can only be set directly in the &kmail; configuration -file or through KIOSK (eg. Input into &konsole;). These so called <quote>hidden</quote> configuration options cannot be changed via the +file or through KIOSK (⪚ Input into &konsole;). These so called <quote>hidden</quote> configuration options cannot be changed via the normal &kmail; Settings dialog; they must be made by modifying the configuration file using a text editor or the <command>kwriteconfig</command> program. The configuration file is to be written in the format of [Section Name] and the following lines are the variables and their settings. If you are manually editing the configuration file you will need to add the [Section Name] before adding variables.
