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List:       kde-commits
Subject:    KDE/kdegraphics/doc/kgamma
From:       Pino Toscano <toscano.pino () tiscali ! it>
Date:       2008-01-24 12:26:03
Message-ID: 1201177563.451340.6053.nullmailer () svn ! kde ! org
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SVN commit 765592 by pino:

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 M  +5 -5      index.docbook  


--- trunk/KDE/kdegraphics/doc/kgamma/index.docbook #765591:765592
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@
 <chapter id="introduction">
 <title>Introduction</title>
 
-<para>This document describes &kgamma; version 1.0.2 (KDE 3.2)</para>
+<para>This document describes &kgamma; version 1.0.2 (&kde; 3.2)</para>
 <para>&kgamma; is a tool for monitor gamma correction.  With proper gamma
 settings, your display (websites, images, etc.) will look the same on your
 monitor as on other monitors.</para>
@@ -68,20 +68,20 @@
 </chapter>
 
 <chapter id="using-kgamma">
-<title>Using KGamma</title>
+<title>Using &kgamma;</title>
 <sect1 id="Setting-Gamma">
 <title>Setting Gamma Correction</title>
 <para>Use the four sliders to define the gamma correction either as a single
 value, or separately for the red, green and blue components. The XFree86
-default setting for gamma is 1.00 (Mac 1.80, WinXX 2.20). The test images help
+default setting for gamma is 1.00 (&Mac; 1.80, WinXX 2.20). The test images help
 you to find proper settings.</para>
 <para>To store the gamma settings system wide, enable the option 'Store
 settings to XF86Config'. The system settings will be restored at next XFree86
 startup. You need root access to use this option. Use this if you want to
 correct the gamma settings for all users and graphical environments on this
 machine.</para>
-<para>To store the gamma settings to your personal KDE configuration, do not
-enable that option. The user settings will be restored at next KDE startup and
+<para>To store the gamma settings to your personal &kde; configuration, do not
+enable that option. The user settings will be restored at next &kde; startup and
 replace temporary the system gamma settings. The system settings are not removed by
 that and will be restored at next XFree86 startup.</para>
 <para>On multi head systems, select the screen you want to alter with the combo
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