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# 3.2. The KArm menubar

## 3.2.1. The File Menu

File->Save (Ctrl+S)

  Saves the current tasks and subtasks with their accumulated times

File->Prints (Ctrl+P)

  Prints the KArm window

File->Reset Session Time (Ctrl+R)

  Resets the total elapsed time for the current session to zero

File->Quit (Ctrl+Q)

  Closes KArm

## 3.2.2. The Clock Menu

Clock->Start (Ctrl+S)

  Starts timing the selected task

Clock->Stop (Ctrl+T)

  Stops timing the selected task

## 3.2.3. The Task menu

Task->New (Ctrl+N)

  Add a new task

Task->New Subtask (Ctrl+Alt+N)

  Add a new subtask to the selected task

Task->Delete (Del)

  Delete the selected task or subtask

Task->Edit (Ctrl+E)

  Change the name or accumulated time for the current task

  There are two options for changing the time: Edit Absolute, in which the session and total names can be changed separately and Edit Relative, in which a certain change is added to or subtracted from both the session and total times.

## 3.2.4. The Settings menu

Settings->Configure Key Bindings...

  Opens a dialog to allow the user to customize the keyboard shortcuts

Settings->Preferences...

  Opens a dialog to allow the user to configure KArm

  The dialog has two tabbed panes: Saving, which configures the location of the save file, whether autosaving is enabled and the autosave interval, and Idle Detection which, when set, pops up an alert when no activity has been detected for a specified amount of time.

## 3.2.5. The Help menu

Help->Contents (F1)

  Opens this document

Help->What's This?... (Shift+F1)

  Select this and click on items to learn more about them

Help->Report Bug...

  A convenient dialog for reporting bugs in KArm

Help->About KArm

  Provides information about KArm

Help->About KDE

  Provides information about the KDE project

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