This file contains instructions on installing, a short description and hints on contributing. Please read carefully :-) *Installing* After unpacking the source code, run - make - make install *Description* A KDE program for users of AVMs Fritz!Box to get call signaling and other functions. This program has the following features: * Call notification KFritz connects to the Fritz!Box to inform you about incoming calls. Detailed configuration is possible either in the KFritz user interface or KDE's system settings. To enable this feature you have to dial "#96*5*" with a telephone connected to the Fritz!Box. This works for all firmware versions >= xx.03.99 You may experience problems when trying to dial "#96*5*" with an ISDN telephone. In such a case try to activate "auto keypad", "dial * and #" or some similar setting in your ISDN telephone. If your ISDN telephone contains no keypad support simply use an analogue telephone instead. If you do not want to be notified by every call, you can specify a list of MSNs you are interested on in the plugin\'s setup. Max. 22 monitored MSNs are supported. * Phone book support KFritz supports multiple phonebooks. You can configure which phonebooks are used. The order matters with respect to number lookup. When a call comes in, the plugin tries to resolve the number using the first configured phonebook. If that fails, it tries the second one, and so on. o Fritz!Box phone book This accesses the Fritz!Box phonebook stored on the box itself. o das-oertliche.de/nummerzoeker.com phone books This tries to resolve any number via online directories. o Local Phonebook This is a local CSV file. It must be called "localphonebook.csv" and has to be placed in $KDEHOME/share/apps/kfritz/. Each line contains one entry in the following format: "«name»,«type»,«number»". «type» has to be replaced with a type code (1=home, 2=mobile, 3=work). * Fritz!Box call list Shows the call history. Missed calls are indicated in KDE's system bar. *Contribute* Want to contribute? Bug reports and - even more - patches are always welcome. If you want to translate KFritz in your own language, just use po/kfritz.pot as a template and create your own .po file. Attach your .po file to an email to me for inclusion into the next release of KFritz. Contributors are mentioned in the HISTORY and AUTHORS file including email address. If you do not want this, please point this out in your email.