Thnks Lee,
I like the second way; however, the problem I am having is locating te 
executable mozilla. This means that I have to do  the first sample. This is 
what I have for the file:

In directory /mnt/hda4/bmike1/.kde/Autostart/ I have a file called

 'mozilla.starter'

In this file are the lines:

 #!usr/bin/sh/
  mozilla

and I chmod it to 700
I did something wrong because it does not work.
Perhaps I should change it to bash?
I am awaiting guidance.

On Thursday 16 December 2004 14:03, Lee Einer wrote:

> Mikey-
>
> .KDE/Autostart is a directory, not a file, so you cannot enter a word in
> it, you must place a file in it. 2 ways to do what you want. The first way
> is to make an executable script file and put in .KDE/Autostart. I posted
> the directions on how to do this in a previous response to this thread.
>
> The second, easier way to do this is to right-click on the Mozilla icon on
> your desktop and click "copy." Use Konqueror to navigate to the
> .KDE.Autostart directory and paste the icon into it.
>
> Regards,
>
> Lee

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