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=== 1. How do I add a new IM accounts === | === 1. How do I add a new IM accounts === | ||
Open [[Special:myLanguage/System Settings|System Settings]] | * Open [[Special:myLanguage/System Settings|System Settings]]. | ||
[[File:Systemsettings.png|800px]] | |||
* Open <menuchoice>Instant Messaging & VOIP</menuchoice>. | |||
[[File:InstantMessagingAndVOIP.png|800px]] | |||
* Click on <menuchoice>Add Account</menuchoice>. | |||
[[File:IMVOIPAddAccount.png|800px]] | |||
* Click on an IM network and follow the steps. | |||
=== 2. How do I add a contact === | === 2. How do I add a contact === | ||
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=== 3. How can I have quick access to my online state, and easily open the contact list === | === 3. How can I have quick access to my online state, and easily open the contact list === | ||
Right click on the system tray. System tray settings. Under | Right click on the system tray. System tray settings. Under <menuchoice>Extra Items</menuchoice> select <menuchoice>Instant Messaging Settings</menuchoice>. | ||
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*install [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=53217 skype4pidgin-svn-dbus] from AUR | *install [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=53217 skype4pidgin-svn-dbus] from AUR | ||
=== 6. How do I add a Google Talk account if I use 2-step verification === | |||
This guide assumes you have installed [[Special:myLanguage/KDE_Wallet_Manager|KWallet]]. | |||
* Create an [https://accounts.google.com/IssuedAuthSubTokens application-specific password]. | |||
* Open [[Special:myLanguage/System Settings|System Settings]]. | |||
* Open Instant Messaging & VOIP. | |||
* Click on <menuchoice>Add Account</menuchoice>. | |||
* Click on the Google Talk icon. | |||
* You might see a warning about additional plugins. Check that they are installed. | |||
* Enter your email address and your password. Finish the wizard. | |||
* You should then see a window. There should be two fields if you run [[Special:myLanguage/KDE_Wallet_Manager|KWallet]] for the first time, one if you have already created a wallet. Use any password you want. | |||
== Tips and Tricks == | == Tips and Tricks == |
Revision as of 14:51, 8 December 2012
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Information
Please add general information about KDE Telepathy above the FAQ section, and paste questions and answers from forums or mailing lists into the FAQ section
Description
KDE Telepathy provides a suite of applications for a full instant messaging experience.
FAQ
1. How do I add a new IM accounts
- Open System Settings.
- Open .
- Click on .
- Click on an IM network and follow the steps.
2. How do I add a contact
Open the contact list. Click
in the toolbar. You will then need to select which of your accounts the contact should be added to and then enter the ID/Email Address of the contact you wish to add.3. How can I have quick access to my online state, and easily open the contact list
Right click on the system tray. System tray settings. Under
select .
4. How can I make the contact list dock to the systray
You can't. Perform the steps above for something better.
5. How do I add a Skype Account
Archlinux
- install skype4pidgin-svn-dbus from AUR
6. How do I add a Google Talk account if I use 2-step verification
This guide assumes you have installed KWallet.
- Create an application-specific password.
- Open System Settings.
- Open Instant Messaging & VOIP.
- Click on .
- Click on the Google Talk icon.
- You might see a warning about additional plugins. Check that they are installed.
- Enter your email address and your password. Finish the wizard.
- You should then see a window. There should be two fields if you run KWallet for the first time, one if you have already created a wallet. Use any password you want.
Tips and Tricks
- When chatting you can click on an emoticon to change it back into text. This is useful when receiving code which accidentally is rendered into smilies.