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Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux
Changing the Group of a File or FolderIf you are collaborating on a project with a group of other users, you might want to grant them access to a set of files and folders. When you create files or folders, they will be automatically assigned to your default group. If you are a member of other groups, you are able to reassign access for a different group to your files and folders. To change the group memberships on a file or folder, right-click it and choose Properties from the menu; then choose the Permissions tab from the panel that is displayed. To change the group of the file, click on the group choice menu to reveal the groups you belong to and select the one you want (see the next figure).
KDE TemplatesKDE provides a useful feature: Templates. Templates allow you to create prototypical documents and folder structures that you can easily reuse and customize. When you place files and folders in the Templates directory on the Desktop, you are customizing what you will see under the New command in the File menu. The name of the files or folders you put there will be displayed in the submenu. When you want to create a customized copy of the template, just pick its name from the menu. A copy of the document or folder structure is created for you to customize. This is useful when you want to re-create some sort of directory or file organization. If you put plain files in this directory, you can use those files as a starting point for new documents without having to search for the directory.
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