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<H3><A NAME="s3">3. How it works</A></H3>

<P>KFontManager will present to you a list of all available fonts on you
system. You will then use kfontmanger to compose a list of KDE fonts
by choosing those fonts that you like. Your choice 
of fonts will then be available to the KDE applications. 
KFontDialog, which is used in many KDE applications, will then 
offer exactly those fonts
you selected. The list of fonts you create using KFontManager will be stored
in the file &nbsp;/.kde/config/kdefonts. Unless you know what you are doing
you should refrain from manipulating the KDE font file by hand.
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