Hello again. I found the answer to my own question by accident. Since none of you responded, I'll assume you don't know the answer yourselves ;-) so here it is for future reference: the K menu is defined in ~/.kde/share/applnk. In Konquerer, you can hop there by selecting "Applications" from the Go menu, and then you can create and modify the necessary files *without* using the cumbersome menu editor. --Ben On Monday 17 September 2001 10:36, I wrote: > Hi, folks. Yesterday I was reorganizing my K menu when the menu editor > program crashed, and about half my program folders disappeared from both > the menu and the editor (when I had restarted the program). I looked all > around in my .kde directory trying to find the file(s) responsible for the > K menu but couldn't find them, so I wound up copying the entire .kde > directory from another user account and starting over from scratch. (sigh) > At least it was faster the second time. > > Unless I'm mistaken, the KDE configuration tools don't have traditional man > pages, and their HTML help pages don't say anything about where their files > are stored. How would I go about finding this sort of thing out in the > future, so that I don't have to replace files I don't want to? > > (Yes, I could have copied a file, logged out, logged in, copied another > file, and so on, but I couldn't get excited about that idea.) Thoughts? > > --Ben (running Yellow Dog Linux 2.0) > _______________________________________________ > tclug-list mailing list > tclug-list at mn-linux.org > https://mailman.mn-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list