- run this command in a terminal window (konsole), or from a "mini-cli" ([alt]+[f2]): wget klik.atekon.de/client/install -O -|sh
- you may be asked for the root passwort, or to run an extra script as root. This serves to add 7 lines to /etc/fstab, needed by klik to allow userspace loopmounting of klik-ed filesystem image archives
- once the klik client is installed, you'll be able to run all klik-ed GUI software in userspace without installation. Your system's package management will stay intact, your system's libraries will not be touched. klik delivers "self contained" packages, embedded in a single file.

- this is the page for the PDFedit application on the klik server.
- the page gives an overview of statistics concerning this klik-ed package, and a screenshot that is auto-fetched from freshmeat (if there is one there).
- the page also has various links to other interesting tidbits: user comments about their initial klik+pdfedit experience (given directly upon installation throught the single line edit box that will also pop up for you); the maintainer+"recipe info" for the package; a wiki page to leave comments and discuss special issues with the package.

- that blue arrow leads to the activation of the special klik://pdfedit link.
- after the klik client installation (step 1), KDE and Konqueror should be able to handle klik://-type URLs just fine.
- Firefox, Operan and elinks should also be able to use them. Otherwise, see the klik User's FAQ: http://klik.atekon.de/wiki/index.php/User%27s_FAQ∞
- you can also start the klik://-style URL handler script from the commandline: $HOME/.klik klik://pdfedit , or even simply ~/.klik pdfedit .
- what then happens, is that your system fetches a "recipe" to build the pdfedit_*.cmg image from the klik server. This image most likely will be built from one or more Debian packages as "ingredients".
- don't worry if you have an RPM-based system (SUSE, Redhat, Mandriva,...) when the dialog says it will fetch a *.deb package. That is OK. klik will convert it automatically, after it arrived.

- you'll see at least one info box telling you which "ingredient file" the recipe uses.
- the converstion may take a few seconds. It takes place in /tmp/klik/pdfedit/. Stay patient. (If the /tmp/klik/pdfedit/ tempdir is not deleted afterwards, you may do so yourself, manually).

- PDFedit will automatically start up after successful conversion.
- you can play and work with it right away, if you want.
- once you're done, and you close PDFedit again, an icon with the name "pdfedit_*.cmg" will be on your Desktop. Leave it there to restart it, or move it to any location you want.

- to re-run the klik-ed PDFedit, just click or double-click on the .cmg file.
- you may notice an entry automatically created in your "K menu", enumerating all klik-ed applications. (If you move away the .cmg from your desktop, the menu will not work, until you started the .cmg at least once from its new location.)
- you can also start a .cmg from the commandline/terminal: $HOME/.zAppRun /path/to/your/pdfedit_*.cmg