diff --git a/kcal/htmlexportsettings.kcfg b/kcal/htmlexportsettings.kcfg index 9ba8e8503..8d61c7674 100644 --- a/kcal/htmlexportsettings.kcfg +++ b/kcal/htmlexportsettings.kcfg @@ -1,149 +1,148 @@ kcal/kcal_export.h - klocale.h WhatsThis text for FullName setting WhatsThis text for Email setting Creator application of the calendar URL of the creator application of the calendar. i18n("Calendar") First day of the range that shall be exported to HTML. Last day of the range that shall be exported to HTML. The output file name for the HTML export. $HOME/calendar.html CSS style sheet to be used by the final HTML page. This string contains the actual contents of the CSS, not a path to the style sheet. true true false true false i18n("Calendar") true true false true i18n("To-do List") true true true false false i18n("Journals") false i18n("Busy times") diff --git a/mailtransport/mailtransport.kcfg b/mailtransport/mailtransport.kcfg index 05859e71d..d4bad38ed 100644 --- a/mailtransport/mailtransport.kcfg +++ b/mailtransport/mailtransport.kcfg @@ -1,113 +1,112 @@ - KLocale 0 The name that will be used when referring to this server. i18n("Unnamed") SMTP The domain name or numerical address of the SMTP server. The port number that the SMTP server is listening on. The default port is 25. 25 The user name to send to the server for authorization. A command to run locally, prior to sending email. This can be used to set up SSH tunnels, for example. Leave it empty if no command should be run. Check this option if your SMTP server requires authentication before accepting mail. This is known as 'Authenticated SMTP' or simply ASMTP. false Check this option to have your password stored. If KWallet is available the password will be stored there which is considered safe. However, if KWallet is not available, the password will be stored in the configuration file. The password is stored in an obfuscated format, but should not be considered secure from decryption efforts if access to the configuration file is obtained. false PLAIN Check this option to use a custom hostname when identifying to the mail server. This is useful when your system's hostname may not be set correctly or to mask your system's true hostname. false Enter the hostname that should be used when identifying to the server.