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4 Specify the folder in which to search in Look In or click Browse to find the
folder.
5 Click the Contents tab.
6 In File Type, specify the type of file to find.
7 In Containing Text, enter the word or phrase the file you are searching for must
contain.
8 If you want to specify further options, click the Properties tab and choose the
options you want. If you hold the mouse pointer over the options or fields, a short
description is displayed.
9 Click Find to perform the search.
For detailed information about the search options available, refer to the KFind online
help.
For advanced searches, you may want to use search patterns or regular expressions.
KRegExpEditor offers search options based on regular expressions. You can install
KRegExpEditor with YaST as the package kdeutils3-extra. For more information
about search patterns and the use of wild cards or regular expressions, refer to Sec-
tion 14.1, "Getting Started with the Bash Shell" (Chapter 14, Working with the Shell,
↑Deployment Guide).
1.8 Exploring the Internet
In KDE, the default Web browser is Konqueror. To start Konqueror, click the Konqueror
icon on the panel or press
as a Web browser in
Chapter 13, Browsing with Konqueror
In addition to Konqueror, you can use a Mozilla-based browser, Firefox. Start Firefox
from the main menu or by pressing
address into the location bar at the top or click links in a page to move to different pages,
just like in any other Web browser. For more information about Firefox, see
Browsing with Firefox
+
and enter konqueror. Learn more about Konqueror
Alt
F2
+
Alt
F2
(page 217) .
(page 209).
and entering firefox. You can type an
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