Menu missing

[Robert Kratky]

hi,
provided you decide to come to good terms with kde again, you might 
consider following:

- where did you move it? it should be visible even if not in the 
'proper' place.
- then you moved it back and after saving your changes you weren't able 
to see it...?

doesn't seem like 'it' disappeared -- especially if you were using the 
menu editor. looks to me like you accidentally deleted it. however, even 
if it did disappear, kcontrol still should be working...

the preferences submenu is like any other - it contains shortcuts to 
stuff that is to be run. in this case it's the kcmshell command followed 
by an action like: 'kcmshell nic' shows info about installed nic's, etc.

robert


David L. Smith wrote:

>I recently installed Red Hat Linux with KDE on my system here.
>
>I am not currently using KDE nor are the other users on the system for a 
>strange reason. As root, I was changing the menu. Anything that was changed 
>failed to show up on user menus. For example, I accidently clicked on 
>Preferences and moved it. I immediately moved it back to its proper place. 
>However, no one can now see Preferences on their menu, and therefore, no one 
>wants to use KDE. Even root, if not in KDE, cannot see Preferences, though 
>the unaltered parts of the menu are still there.
>
>I know root is dangerous, but this is a bit strong.
>
>Is there a simple command that will re-establish the menu?
>
>I am (no longer) using KDE 3.0.0-10
>
>blessings,
>David L. Smtih
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