* The topnav bar wasn't high enough. Small change in Haiku-doc.css solved that.

* Corrected link in Fonts preferences.
* Added Mount menu item and changed Shutdown menu item in Deskbar.
  Updated screenshot.
* Updated Keymap documentation and screenshot (comments welcome, esp. for the
  keyboard commandline part at the end).


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<p>Being an application like any other (the Desktop with its icons is really just a fullscreen window in the background), Tracker appears with its windows in the Deskbar and can be quit and restarted. The easiest way to quit and restart a crashed or frozen Tracker (or a wayward Deskbar) is to call the <a href="teammonitor.html">Team Monitor</a>.</p>
<h1><a id="mounting-volumes" name="mounting-volumes">Mounting Volumes</a></h1>
<p>In order to access a harddisk, CD, USB stick etc., you first have to mount the volume, that is, let the system know it's there. This is done with a right-click on the Desktop or an already mounted volume (like the boot disk) and choosing the volume from the <span class="menu">Mount</span> submenu.</p>
<p>In order to access a harddisk, CD, USB stick etc., you first have to mount the volume, that is, let the system know it's there. This is done with a right-click on the Desktop or an already mounted volume (like the boot disk) and choosing the volume from the <span class="menu">Mount</span> submenu. You find the same <span class="menu">Mount</span> menu in the Deskbar.</p>
<img src="../images/tracker-images/mount-settings.png" alt="drill-down.png" width="581" height="290" />
<p>There are also <span class="menu">Mount Settings</span> so you don't have to mount everything manually after every bootup.<br />
The above settings will automatically mount any storage device you connect/insert and also mount all disks on bootup that were mounted previously.</p>