Kmymoney no help manual

Asked by Roswal

So, the correct command is : "sudo apt-get install khelpcenter" and not "sudo apt-get instal khelpcenter".
Thank you.

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Hanusz leszek (leszek-skynet) said :
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Do you mean you receive this message:
"Could not launch KDE help center: could not find service khelpcenter"

If this is the case you can solve this by installing khelpcenter, type in a terminal:
sudo apt-get instal khelpcenter

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Hanusz leszek (leszek-skynet) said :
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Hello again,

If the answer given helped you to solve your problem, please go back to your question and click on "This solved my problem" next to the answer so that we can register this question as solved:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kmymoney2/+question/7614
If it didn't help you, you can reopen the question by adding a comment so that we can try to help you.

Thanks

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Ray Woodall (chappieray) said :
#3

I am a 71 year old newbie to Ubuntu and trying to learn Linux commands--what a task!

I installed kmymoney and had the same problem--i.e., no help center. I followed your answer as posted here:

"If this is the case you can solve this by installing khelpcenter, type in a terminal:
sudo apt-get instal khelpcenter"

The only problem I encountered was the terminal did not take that command--the word 'instal' requires two letters of 'l'. After that it worked great. I now have a help center for the program.

Thanks for the help!

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alvaro (alvaro-delval) said :
#4

This answer should also say that one needs to install htdig to build a searchable index. After installing it and clicking on Build Search Index, index creation *seems* to proceed fine ("htdig ended successfully" or similar), but then the search functionality doesn't really work. E.g. "transaction", "ledger", "account" return no results for kmoney (search scope: Applications); and searching man pages returns a very incomplete or even empty list (try with "ls", "tar", ...).

Scrolling up in the search index creation log, i now find lots of errors of the form /home/alvaro/.kde/share/apps/khelpcenter/index//kde_application_manuals.tmp/docbookparser: 9: Syntax error: Bad substitution
(if you don't scroll up, you just see the "finished successfully" message)

I'm running ubuntu feisty 7.04, not kubuntu.

Thanks for any help!

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