The File Manager And Applications
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- 1.Allows you to do everything you want with the files stored on your computer, your network, and even the Internet
- A.
Konqueror
- B.
Firefox
- C.
Internet Explorer
- D.
Opera
- 2.Is the application launcher panel of the K Desktop Environment. By default, it appears along the bottom of the screen, and takes up the whole of the width of the screen
- A.
Start Button
- B.
Kicker Button
- C.
Konqueror
- D.
Firefox
- 3.Is where programs that are run, but not directly needed are kept
- A.
Notification Area
- B.
Task Bar
- C.
Start Button
- D.
System Tray
- 4.Is an item on the panel which displays an entry for each window that you have opened. You can use it to switch between windows by clicking on the entry of the window you want to activate
- A.
Notification Area
- B.
Task Bar
- C.
Start Button
- D.
System Tray
- 5.Very often, it's useful to move some text, or an object in a program, from one place to another. It's also very common to need to duplicate some text, for example, if you're typing the same thing several times. The system used for doing this is known as
- A.
The Clipboard
- B.
The Selection
- C.
Moving (“Cutting”) Text
- D.
Copying Text
- 6.KDE's advanced multi-view text editor, similar than Wordpad in Windows
- A.
Kate
- B.
Konqueror
- C.
Kopete
- D.
Kicker
- 7.The control center for the K Desktop Environment.
- A.
Konversation
- B.
Konqueror
- C.
Kicker
- D.
KControl
- 8.A fully-featured and advanced IM (Instant Messaging) client, which has a number of protocols including MSN, Yahoo, and AIM.
- A.
Konversation
- B.
Konqueror
- C.
Kopete
- D.
Kicker
- 9.An advanced and comprehensive music player with the capability to play MP3, WAV, and OGG audio filetypes and others.
- A.
AmaroK
- B.
K3b
- C.
DigiKam
- D.
KNemo
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