In the file preferences panel you can set up where your downloaded files should be stored, which directories you want to share and where the incomplete download files are stored.
Enter the name of the directory, where you want your completed downloads to be saved in, in the text field or press the directory chooser button on the right to conveniently choose a directory.
Pressing the "Advanced..." button opens a dialog where you can choose a special download directory for each media type respectively.
Enter the name of the directory, where you want your incomplete downloads to be saved in, in the text field or press the directory chooser button on the right to conveniently choose a directory.
Enter the name of a directory you want to share in the text field and press the "plus" button to add it to the list of shared directories below.
You can also press the directory chooser button on the right to choose a directory. Closing the dialog with the "OK" button automatically adds the chosen directory to the shared directories, so you don't have to press the "plus" button.
In order to remove a directory from the list of shared directories select its name in the list and press the "minus" button.
The path to your shared directories may convey sensitive information like your real world name which you don't want to make public. Enabling the "Share Full Path" checkbox suggests to the network plugins to hide that information. Unfortunately this is just a suggestion and not all plugins honor this request. At least the OpenNap plugin is known to enforce it.
In this panel you can setup external programs which are started and used from XNap in a seamless and transparent fashion.
You can setup an audio player which can be controlled from the Library Panel. You have 5 different choices:
Select this option and enter the full path name of the player's command name in the text field below if none of the other choices matches your needs.
Select this option if you would like to use KDE's Noatun. Noatun is remotely controlled using dcop.
Select this option if you would like to use Apple's iTunes. iTunes is remotely controlled using applescript.
Select this option if you would like to use xmms as your audio player. You can modify the command name in the text field below if xmms is not in your path or the executable has a different name.
Select this option if you would like to use
Sun's Java Media
Framework as your audio player. For this
option to work you need to have the
jmf.jar in your
CLASSPATH.
Depending on your operating system you can set up a file launcher which opens the default application associated with a certain file type when you use the "Open Action" on a file in the Transfer Panel or the Library Panel.
You have the following choices:
Select this option and enter the full path name of the file launcher's command name in the text field below if none of the other choices matches your needs.
Select this option if you're running XNap on top of KDE.
Select this option if you're running XNap on Mac OS X.
Select this option if you're running XNap on Windows. For this option to work you need to have the windows version of XNap installed which contains the ziga.dll.