Rebranding: TDE Control Center --> Trinity Control Center

po/basket.pot

@@ -2707,7 +2707,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, "
-"XFCE...).</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, "
+"XFCE...).</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, "
 "try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the "
 "\"TDE Components\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose "
 "\"Web Browser\", check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of "
@@ -2731,7 +2731,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line "
 "terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File "
 "Associations\" section;</li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click "

po/cs.po

@@ -2962,7 +2962,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -3001,7 +3001,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/da.po

@@ -2983,7 +2983,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, "
-"XFCE...).</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, "
+"XFCE...).</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, "
 "try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the "
 "\"TDE Components\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose "
 "\"Web Browser\", check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of "
@@ -3027,7 +3027,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line "
 "terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File "
 "Associations\" section;</li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click "

po/de.po

@@ -2956,7 +2956,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2996,7 +2996,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/es.po

@@ -2841,7 +2841,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2873,7 +2873,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/fr.po

@@ -2962,7 +2962,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -3004,7 +3004,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/it.po

@@ -2966,7 +2966,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -3005,7 +3005,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/ja.po

@@ -2922,7 +2922,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2959,7 +2959,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/nl.po

@@ -2931,7 +2931,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2955,7 +2955,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/nn.po

@@ -2883,7 +2883,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2920,7 +2920,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/pl_PL.po

@@ -2962,7 +2962,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -3000,7 +3000,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/pt.po

@@ -2911,7 +2911,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2950,7 +2950,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/ru.po

@@ -2884,7 +2884,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2918,7 +2918,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/tr.po

@@ -2826,7 +2826,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2861,7 +2861,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/zh_CN.po

@@ -2716,7 +2716,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2740,7 +2740,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

po/zh_TW.po

@@ -2905,7 +2905,7 @@ msgid ""
 "document...), such as if they were files on your computer.</p><p>Here is how "
 "to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. It "
 "is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</"
-"p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
+"p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type "
 "\"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components"
 "\" and then \"Components Selector\" section;</li><li>Choose \"Web Browser\", "
 "check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser "
@@ -2929,7 +2929,7 @@ msgid ""
 "another environment than TDE.</p><p>This is an example of how to open HTML "
 "pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other "
 "addresses or files). Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to "
-"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the TDE Control Center (if "
+"open in a specific application.</p><ul><li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if "
 "it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</"
 "li><li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</"
 "li><li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li><li>In the "

src/kcolorcombo2.h

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ class KColorPopup;
  * It's then easy to save in settings, but if you want the real color (even for the default), you can get it with effectiveColor().
  *
  * @par Notes about default color:
- * If you set a default color using TQt or TDE standard colors, the user can change them in the TDE Control Center,
+ * If you set a default color using TQt or TDE standard colors, the user can change them in the Trinity Control Center,
  * but this widget willn't be update and will still show the old one.\n
  * To be noticed of such color change and then update the widget with the new standard color, you can use one of those two methods:
  * @code

src/settings.cpp

@@ -909,7 +909,7 @@ ApplicationsPage::ApplicationsPage(TQWidget * parent, const char * name)
 		     "<p>Here is how to do if you want every Web addresses to be opened in your Web browser. "
 		     "It is useful if you are not using TDE (if you are using eg. GNOME, XFCE...).</p>"
 		     "<ul>"
-		     "<li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>"
+		     "<li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>"
 		     "<li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"Components ChooserSelector\" section;</li>"
 		     "<li>Choose \"Web Browser\", check \"In the following browser:\" and enter the name of your Web browser (like \"firefox\" or \"epiphany\").</li>"
 		     "</ul>"
@@ -929,7 +929,7 @@ ApplicationsPage::ApplicationsPage(TQWidget * parent, const char * name)
 		     "<p>This is an example of how to open HTML pages in your Web browser (and keep using the other applications for other addresses or files). "
 		     "Repeat these steps for each type of file you want to open in a specific application.</p>"
 		     "<ul>"
-		     "<li>Open the TDE Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>"
+		     "<li>Open the Trinity Control Center (if it is not available, try to type \"kcontrol\" in a command line terminal);</li>"
 		     "<li>Go to the \"TDE Components\" and then \"File Associations\" section;</li>"
 		     "<li>In the tree, expand \"text\" and click \"html\";</li>"
 		     "<li>In the applications list, add your Web browser as the first entry;</li>"