Difference between revisions of "Worker - An Introduction"

As informative as the screenshots shown at the above link are, they don't show you what can be done colour wise with Worker. Using various colours to suit your eyes/taste & to make Worker more easily used & more practical, as you can use certain colours to good effect (especially where there is danger, like with the DELETE , Reboot , Shutdown & any buttons that you have set up to use Sudo or root privileges one way or another.

As informative as the screenshots shown at the above link are, they don't show you what can be done colour wise with Worker. Using various colours to suit your eyes/taste & to make Worker more easily used & more practical, as you can use certain colours to good effect (especially where there is danger, like with the DELETE , Reboot , Shutdown & any buttons that you have set up to use Sudo or root privileges one way or another.

When you set Worker up, you can select the font & font size that you would like to use. Choosing fonts is as far as I'm concerned the most pre-historic part of Worker. Fortunately if you do need/want to do it, after you have done it once, there isn't much to do when it comes to resizing fonts thereafter. See this page of the Worker documentation for more on the subject of choosing sizing Worker's fonts: [http://www.boomerangsworld.de/cms/worker/documentation/features/fonts.html]  

When you set Worker up, you can select the font & font size that you would like to use. Choosing fonts is as far as I'm concerned the most pre-historic part of Worker. Fortunately if you do need/want to do it, after you have done it once, there isn't much to do when it comes to resizing fonts thereafter. See this page of the Worker documentation for more on the subject of choosing sizing Worker's fonts: [http://www.boomerangsworld.de/cms/worker/documentation/features/fonts.html]