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0001 <chapter id="introduction" >
0002     <title>Introduction</title>
0003     <para>
0004         &symboleditor; is used to create cross stitch symbols for the &kxstitch; application. Originally
0005         &kxstitch; relied on standard character fonts to supply these symbols, but differences in user
0006         languages and the quality of the fonts available along with the alignment of the characters
0007         and the limited number available has driven the need to create a dedicated symbol set.
0008     </para>
0009     <para>
0010         The symbol set will be stored in a file and several files can be created depending on the users
0011         needs, for example having a Halloween symbol set for Halloween themed patterns.
0012     </para>
0013     <para>
0014         Each of the files will contain a series of symbols which will be displayed in the symbol library
0015         tab. Editing of existing symbols can be done by clicking the entry in the library which will
0016         populate the editor with this symbol. Alternatively new symbols can be created and added to
0017         the library.
0018     </para>
0019     <para>
0020         Please report any problems or feature requests to the &symboleditor; KDE mailing list symboleditor@kde.org,
0021         you can subscribe <ulink url="http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/symboleditor">here</ulink> or
0022         the KDE bug tracking system at <ulink url="http://bugs.kde.org/">http://bugs.kde.org/</ulink>.
0023     </para>
0024     <para>
0025         The SymbolEditor home page is at <ulink url="http://userbase.kde.org/SymbolEditor">http://userbase.kde.org/SymbolEditor</ulink>
0026     </para>
0027 </chapter>