Lexmark MarkVision Professional User Manual page 24

Removing the MarkVision Professional KDE:
When removing the MarkVision Professional client package, you must manually remove the KDE
snap-in.
To uninstall the KDE snap-in, as root, type the following in the command line:
# /usr/bin/mark2kde -d
Note: MarkVision Professional is currently not supported under KDE 2 environments due
to a reported bug in Sun's Java Virtual Machine 1.3.x. However, the supported
Linux platforms under KDE 1 have been found to function correctly. For details on
the bug, refer to Sun's Java Web site at:
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4392053.html
Installing MarkVision Professional into GNOME
You can integrate MVP into the GNU Network Object Model Environment (GNOME). Integrating
installs GNOME icons, actions, and online Help.
To integrate MarkVision Professional into the GNOME:
1
Make sure you have root user authority.
2
Type the following in the command line:
/usr/bin/mark2gnome
On some GNOME systems, the MarkVision Professional GNOME icons may not appear after
installing the MarkVision Professional GNOME snap-in. The icons appear after logging out and
logging back in again.
If you encounter problems while running mark2gnome manually, try running it again using the Korn
shell (ksh) rather than the Bourne shell (sh).
Removing the MarkVision Professional GNOME:
When removing the MarkVision Professional client package, you must manually remove the GNOME
snap-in.
To uninstall the GNOME snap-in, as root, type the following in the command line:
# /usr/bin/mark2gnome -d
Finding space to install MarkVision Professional
Some operating systems require you to install MarkVision Professional in a particular directory. If the
file system containing that directory is full, you can create a symbolic link that points to a directory in
another file system. The symbolic link appears to be a real directory, but the files are actually
installed in the location the link points to.
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