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&appname; window contains the following elements: Enable &imframework; check box Enable or disable &imframework; on your desktop. Available &imframework; list Showing available &imframework;(s) on current desktop. Help button Show this help. Reset button Move selection to system default state in &imframework; list. Cancel button Close &appname; window without saving configuration. OK button Save configuration with selected &imframework; and close window. Click system menu in desktop menu bar. Then select &imframework; from Preference menu. You can also launch &appname; by /usr/bin/imf-selector command from terminal emulator. Turn on Enable &imframework; check box. Choose preferred &imframework; name from Available &imframework; list then click Click OK button. Then the confirmation dialogue pops up. Click OK button on the dialogue. Configuration is saved in $HOME/.imf file to launch selected &imframework; from next desktop login. Turn off Enable &imframework; check box. Click OK button. Then the confirmation dialogue pops up. Click OK button on the dialogue. Configuration is saved in $HOME/.imf file to disable &imframework; on your desktop from next desktop login. Click Reset button. Available &imframework; list is updated to show system default configuration. Click OK button. Then the confirmation dialogue pops up. Click OK button on the dialogue. System default configuration is saved in $HOME/.imf file to launch selected &imframework; from next desktop login. When user environment does not have $HOME/.imf file, system tries to launch &imframework; based on GTK_IM_MODULE or XMODIFIERS value on login environment. If these files and variables are not defined, the system default system configuration is used. &imframework; is a software component that simplifies working with &im;. It provides cooperate function between software text edit components and &im; engines. &im; engine is software component which converts combination of user inputs to specific language characters.