Exploring the Desktop Getting Started Guide 73 For example, if you have a 3 1/2 inch diskette drive and a CD-ROM drive, click on those two icons. Clicking on these icons places identical icons on your permanent KDE Desktop. From these icons, you can access those devices at any time. 4. Choose Next to continue. A window showing a printer icon appears. 5. If you have a printer connected to your computer, click on the printer icon. Clicking on this icon places a copy of the icon on your KDE Desktop where you can use it to access your printer. 6. Choose Next to continue. A window showing several Web site links appears. 7. Click on any of the Web site links that you want to have easily accessi- ble on your KDE Desktop. The icons available include: • The KDE home page, www.kde.org, where you can learn about recent development in KDE and access additional KDE applications. • The KDE FTP site, ftp.kde.org, from which you can download additional KDE applications or updates. • The KDE Developer’s site, developer.kde.org, where you can learn about participating in the development of KDE or KDE applications. • The Caldera Systems Home page, www.calderasystems.com, where you can review the latest Linux developments, download system updates and look for technical support on the Caldera Systems Knowledge Base. 8. Choose OK to finish the configuration of KDE and close this window. Exploring the Desktop Before you start configuring your Desktop to fit your personal preferences, you need to know about the different parts of the Desktop. These are shown in Figure 38 and described here: • Desktop: This is the background where application windows appear and where you can place icons for commonly used programs or files