Re: [kde-linux] Icon text style

On Wednesday 06 September 2006 20:21, Mark Ness wrote:
Wolfgang Mueller wrote:
Does anyone know how to replace the broad white letters of
the icon texts which appear in KDE 3.5.1 under SUSE 10.1 by
normal black letters, as I had them in KDE 3.3.0 under SUSE
9.2? I can't find anything appropriate in the Control Center.

Thanks in advance,
Wolfgang

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I have only run Fedora Core, So I do not know the differences between
distros. That said,
If you are referring to desktop icons,
Control Center->Appearance and Themes->Fonts-> Desktop (Choose).
You can choose the font and size.
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To change the color of the fonts on the desktop use: Control Center->Appearance and Themes->Backgrund->Advanced Options
/Anders D.
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