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<H1><A NAME="SECTION00550000000000000000">
Customizing Screen Size</A>
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Sometimes people use GTKeyboard primarily to type into an rxvt, or
for some other task that does not require showing all of the different
screen elements on the screen.  For this, in the Options menu, there
is a Looks submenu, where you can choose from options having to do
with the main text box, the status box, the keyboard itself, the
toolbar, the bottom row of buttons, and a few other things.  All you
have to do to customize the layout of the screen is choose the element
of your choice in the <I>Options <!-- MATH
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the screen is represented by a toggle button in the menu.  When the
toggle button is depressed, the item will be shown.  When it is up,
the item will be hidden.

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For convenience, items have been added to the Options menu to
include the ability to hide everything,
and also to show everything.  This way you can toggle back and forth
between using GTKeyboard primarily as a tool to insert text into other
windows and using it as a simple text editor.

<P>
Currently, there are options to show or hide the following
GTKeyboard screen elements:  The keyboard itself, (which provides the
ability to hide/show the cursor keys, the f-keys, the number pad, and
the main keyboard independantly) the toolbar, the
bottom row of buttons, the text area where normal buttonpresses go,
and the status area that tells you what is going on with the
application.  Using these, you can make GTKeyboard as small as you
like.  Note that when you hide the output text area, the bottom row of
buttons is automatically hidden with it.

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menu.  A file called <I>/.gtkeyboard-layout</I> will be saved that
will be used to determine your keyboard layout for subsequent runs of the
program.  <B>Important Note</B>:  When you use this feature, it creates
a file in your home directory called <I>/.gtkeyboard-layout</I>. It
contains statements on how the application should be laid out. This
file is read and used each time the application starts up, <B><I>overriding any layout statements you may have in your
/.gtkeyboardrc</I></B>.  To avoid this behavior, use the <I>IGNORE_LAYOUT_FILE</I> option, described in the configuration section.
Also, if you wish for the application to stop using your layout
settings permanently, you can use the ``Forget Layout Settings''
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In recent releases of GTKeyboard, a directory called
``CONFIG'' has appeared in the source distribution - it holds
several different configuration files for GTKeyboard that seem to be
used the most by various people.  It has one file that enables all of
GTKeyboard's features, one that makes the program appear only as a
menu system and a small keyboard, and others.  Please check those
files out for different styles of layout to use the program with.

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