Choosing a Color Scheme and Background Getting Started Guide 83 4. Choose the Test button to see how the screen saver will look when it is activated. Move the mouse button or press Esc to end the test. 5. In the Wait for field, enter a delay in seconds to determine how long your computer must wait without keyboard or mouse input before starting the screen saver. 6. Select the Require Password checkbox if you want to make your screen saver into a screen lock. This option blocks other users from using your screen when you step away from your desk and your screen saver is active. 7. Move the Priority slider to indicate how high a priority the screen saver program should have. If you have other programs running, such as spreadsheet recalculation, program compilations, or database accesses, use a Low priority. The graphics of the screen saver will be choppy, but your other work will have priority. 8. Choose OK to set your screen saver configuration. Setting the Size and Location of Desktop Elements Many of the elements of the KDE Desktop can be configured to fit your personal preferences. For example, you can select the position and size of the Panel and the location of the Taskbar. To choose the location and size of the Panel and Taskbar: 1. Choose Panel under the Applications section of the KDE Control Center (or choose Settings|Applications|Panel on the main menu).