On Sunday 12 November 2000 22:09, Dan Hathy keyboarded: >I downloaded the web browser, OPERA- it is what I use 95% of the time in >win98. I finally found it on my drive and was able to open the program. >(Still can't use the internet, but that is a different problem which I >believe I will need to buy a new modem in order to fix). > >Anyway, How do I get Opera to show up in the menus under Applications or >what ever. I downloaded and installed an HTML editor(QUANTA) showed up Don't know, I assume you use KDE. There is a menu editor in there somewhere. > in the menu of programs. I downloaded another HTML editor (SCREEM) and > I have not even found it anywhere on my HD. Can you find it through which screem or locate screem ? >Also, How do I change the system clock. It is off by about 5 hrs? Use timetool, as root. >One (or two) more quick questions. Any good music notation programs out >there and how do I install a program from a zip(tar?) file? 1. check www.freshmeat.net 2. tar -xvf <tarname> or tar -xvzf <tarname.gz> 3. cd tarname 4. ./configure (often there) 5. make 6. make install Very briefly put though... Paul >Thanks, >Dan >Richard Daniels Music-Theory for the Serious Musician >http://www.ncp.net/rdm -- http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 - Registered Linux User 174403 Linux Mandrake
