*****   On some RedHats/Slacks
*****   (probably others too :( )

KDE helpfiles (and icons etc.) may get installed
in a place not searched by KDE. For example
on redhat 7.3 KDE searches for applications in 
/usr/ and simple 'configure; make; makeinstall' 
installs KLearnNotes2 in /usr/local/kde.

The result is, after install YOU CAN RUN this program
from the command line, but it is not accessible through
KDE K-menu and KDE Help (in the KLearnNotes2 Help Menu)
don't work.

If this is your case, you may 

1. experiment with --prefix option of 'configure' or
   'rpm -i'; on redhat 7.3  --prefix=/usr/ is reported
   to work

OR:
2. after install link the files by hand to a place 
   appropriate for your system; 

   for help files, you may try to:
   a)find 'konqueror/index.docbook' file; for example 
     type 
	locate konqueror/index.docbook

   b)find 'klearnnotes2/index.docbook' (note, that locate
     will NOT find it immediately after installation!)

   b)link klearnnotes2 directory to the place where 
     there is konqueror/index.docbook;

     for example if konqueror docbook is in
	/opt/kde/doc/HTML/en/konqueror/index.docbook
     and klearnnotes2 docbook in
	/usr/share/doc/HTML/en/klearnnotes2
     you should type
     	ln -s /usr/share/doc/HTML/en/klearnnotes2 \
		/opt/kde/doc/HTML/en/

   From this moment KDE KLearnNotes help should work :)
   As always: no guarantee, though. :(



