Kmail - Red Hat ENTERPRISE LINUX 3 - STEP BY STEP GUIDE Manual

126 Appendix A. KDE: The K Desktop Environment
To zoom in and out of an image, you first need to change the way Konqueror renders the image.
From the window menu, choose View => View Mode => Image Viewer Part. This re-displays the
image and allow you to rotate and zoom in on the image using the two magnifying glass icons or the
magnification percentage drop-down menu on the toolbar, as shown in Figure A-13.
Figure A-13. Image viewing configuration on the Konqueror Toolbar
You can also open the image with more advanced image viewers, as well as with The GIMP. Right-
click on the image, choose Open With..., then Other.... A pop-up menu appears allowing you to open
the application you wish to use. To launch the GIMP, choose Graphics and scroll down the list of
applications. Click on the GIMP icon and click OK, as seen in Figure A-14.
Figure A-14. The Open With... Dialog Box
A.8. KMail
KMail is an email tool for KDE. It has an intuitive graphical interface similar to Evolution that allows
you to send and receive email using a graphical interface. To open KMail, click on the Main Menu
=> Internet => More Internet Applications => KMail.
Before you can really use KMail, you must configure it so it can send and receive mail. To run the
configuration tool, select Settings from the KMail toolbar, and click on Configure KMail.
The Configure Mail Client window consists of the following sections: Identities, Network, Ap-
pearance, Composer, Security, and Folders. To begin sending and receiving messages, you have
to change the settings in the Identities and Network tabs. Have your email information from your
service provider or administrator handy so that you can fill in the required information to begin using
KMail. For additional information, refer to the KMail user manual (Help => KMail Handbook) or
visit KMail's homepage at http://kmail.kde.org.