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On Wednesday 07 September 2011 07:16:11 Harry Putnam wrote: |
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> Pretty lame and pretty OT, but here it is: |
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> I've installed Opera... in the last 40 min or so, I've attempted to |
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> determine how to set a home page. Googled etc. |
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> Directions found on google appear NOT to apply to linux version. |
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> Navigate to and click the preferences link at top of opera page. |
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> NOT... there is no such link. |
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> So, how is it done... well maybe a preferences file found in ~/.opera/ |
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> vim operaprefs.ini ... and then insert: |
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> Home URL=www.google.com/ig |
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> (save and restart) .. once again NOT. |
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> Even watched a video... which shows a nice person clicking on |
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> preferences Icon... but well ... there isn't one. Check all available |
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> toolbars by clicking `customize' on existing top mast but not finding |
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> a menu like that. |
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> Is opera really so poorly designed as to make such a simple operation |
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> so time consuming, or am I missing something really basic (as usual). |
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> How is such a simple operation done? |
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Are you asking how to set the page which opens the first time you launch |
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Opera? With the version I have installed (11.50.1074), you have to click on |
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the Opera button, just below the title bar and at the left of the first open |
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tab. A menu will popup. There you'll find a 'Settings' menu and a |
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'Preferences' submenu inside it. Clicking on Preferences displays a dialog |
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where, in the General tab, you can choose the starting page. There you can |
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also tell Opera to always load a saved session or the last used one. |
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Please, be aware the names of menus and dialogs I mentioned above may be |
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slightly different from those: I have installed Opera in Italian, so I don't |
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kown what are the English versions of the names. |
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I hope this helps |
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Stefano |