Difference between revisions of "Kiwix 0.9 User Guide/it"

:Browsing Kiwix content is similar to web browsers, so you can easily navigate from a page (which could be a document or an article) to another page. Click on the '''Home''' icon [[File:home24.png|link=]] will take you to your current ZIM file's homepage. For instance, if you run the English Wikipedia ZIM file, you will see the [[Wikipedia]] entry as its homepage. If you haven't installed any ZIM file yet, you will see the [[Help|Help page]] as the homepage and it means there is no content to display. In that case, you should follow the instructions of [[Wikipedia in all languages|this page]] in order to read the content.

:Just like your web browser, you can return previous page by clicking on '''Back''' arrow icon [[File:Go-back24.png|link=]] and go to the next page by clicking on '''Forward''' arrow icon [[File:go-forward24.png|link=]] in the toolbar. To open the ''New Tab'' page, click on the '''Open a new tab''' icon [[File:add24.png|link=]] next the last tab at the top of window or press '''Ctrl+T''' ('''⌘-T''' on Mac). To close a tab, use the [[File:close12.png|link=]] in the right side of each tab you want to close or keyboard shortcuts '''Ctrl+W''' and ('''⌘-W''' on Mac). You can open the links of a page in a new tab, by pressing '''Ctrl''' on your keyboard or right clicking on the link and choose "Open link in new Tab" then.

:The size of the text is specified by the content package you are using. Because it might not be ideal for your eyes and comfort, you can either increase or decrease the text size of the pages at any time. To do so, use the '''Magnify''' icon [[File:zoom-in24.png|link=]] to increase and '''Reduce''' icon [[File:zoom-out24.png|link=]] to decrease the size of the text. Those commands are also available in '''Display > Zoom''' on the menu bar and one more option named [[File:zoom-10016.png|link=]] '''Original size''' is there which reset the text size of the page to its original size. You can also use the keyboard shortcuts '''Ctrl''' and '''+''' ('''⌘''' and '''+''' on Mac) to zoom in, '''Ctrl''' and '''-''' ('''⌘''' and '''-''' on Mac) to zoom out and '''Ctrl''' and '''0''' ('''⌘''' and '''0''' on Mac) to reset the zoom tool.

:#To export a page to PDF format, go to '''File > [[File:printas-pdf16.png|link=]] Print as PDF''' menu item or just press '''Ctrl+Shift+D''' ('''⌘-Shift-D''' on Mac). It will convert the page into a PDF file which can be used to print or read the document later. Note that the output has been prepared for printing and the internal links will be removed from the page.

:#To save the page as an HTML or text file, go to '''File > [[File:saveas16.png|link=]] Save page as''' menu item or just press '''Ctrl+S''' ('''⌘-S''' on Mac). Although it is not appropriate for sharing, the HTML format will keep the same formatting and links of the page.

:You can use Kiwix bookmarks to easily save the pages you would like to revisit. Bookmarks are organized in sets which is a list (or group) of bookmarks that has been put together. You can easily import/export a complete set of bookmarks, which is saved as a regular file on your computer, and you may wish to share a list of pages then, e.g. with your students.

:Clicking on the '''Bookmarks''' icon [[File:bookmarks24.png|link=]] in the toolbar will show you the Bookmarks panel on the left side of the application. To create a new set, click on the '''Create new Bookmark Set''' icon [[File:new24.png|link=]] and then choose a path on your computer and type a name. It will saved as a .XML file and each time you add or delete a bookmark to the set, this file will be updated. You can share this file with someone or somewhere else to import or backup. If you have a Bookmark file and want to import it to your Kiwix, click on '''Import Bookmark Set''' icon [[File:open24.png|link=]] in top of the panel and then select the .XML file from your computer.

:You can add the current page to your bookmark set by clicking on '''Mark this page''' icon [[File:add24.png|link=]] or use the keyboard shortcuts '''Ctrl+D''' ('''⌘-D''' on Mac). It will add to the Bookmark list and you can also write some notes for it in the bottom of the panel, '''Bookmark notes'''. Selecting each item of the list will navigate you to that page, and you may want to remove that item by clicking on '''Unmark selected''' icon [[File:remove24.png|link=]]. You can switch between your opened sets (default one and those you imported) using the combo list of opened bookmark sets below the panel toolbar. Once you close Kiwix, all your sets will be closed and you will need to import them again at the next time.

:Kiwix also supports copy-pasting feature. In order to do that, select a part of the text using the mouse and then choose '''Edit > [[File:copy16.png|link=]]Copy''' or just press '''Ctrl+C''' ('''⌘-C''' on Mac) from your keyboard. You can also do a right click on the text and choose "Copy" to copy the text or "Search for" to search the text in the ZIM file. Then you will be able to paste that text in any other application you want. If you want the select the whole text of a page, choose '''Edit > [[File:select-all16.png|link=]] Select all''' or press '''Ctrl+A''' ('''⌘-A''' on Mac) from your keyboard, and also by right clicking in everywhere of the page and choosing "Select all".

:Like the sidebar of [http://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], there is an option named '''[[File:select-all16.png|link=]] Random article''' in the '''Tools''' menu, which shows a random article of the ZIM content. Another option of this menu is '''[[File:purge-history16.png|link=]] Purge history''' which clear the history of the pages you visited and so the Back/Forward buttons will be inactive since then.