diff --git a/kcontrol/kicker/menutab.ui b/kcontrol/kicker/menutab.ui
index 2984c9940..73130771b 100644
--- a/kcontrol/kicker/menutab.ui
+++ b/kcontrol/kicker/menutab.ui
@@ -399,7 +399,7 @@
                         <bool>true</bool>
                     </property>
                     <property name="whatsThis" stdset="0">
-                        <string>This is a list of the dynamic menus that can be displayed in the KDE menu in addition to the normal applications. Use the checkboxes to add or remove menus.</string>
+                        <string>This is a list of the dynamic menus that can be displayed in the TDE menu in addition to the normal applications. Use the checkboxes to add or remove menus.</string>
                     </property>
                 </widget>
             </hbox>
diff --git a/kicker/DESIGN b/kicker/DESIGN
index 1642c17c4..c6672aa2f 100644
--- a/kicker/DESIGN
+++ b/kicker/DESIGN
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ imply that buttons can't be added either, loss of flexibility)
 How: Use "kde-panel.desktop" control module restriction.
 
 * Menu editing can be restricted. Kicker offers several menu items in the
-KDE menu beyond the applications menu itself. See "Configure Panel -> Menus"
+TDE menu beyond the applications menu itself. See "Configure Panel -> Menus"
 How: Restrict action/menuedit (??? Are their cases where you would want to
 restrict editing of the applications menu but not the other elements in
-the KDE menu?
+the TDE menu?
diff --git a/kicker/menuext/tom/README b/kicker/menuext/tom/README
index 9a7dd64a1..926ae0e81 100644
--- a/kicker/menuext/tom/README
+++ b/kicker/menuext/tom/README
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ viable alternative to the current KMenu. Its goals include:
    o Obeys Kicker and KDE Kiosk settings
    o By making the TOM group of kickerrc immutable all config is removed
    o By making a task group's rc file immutable, config options are removed
- o Not require any modifications to the KDE menu system (applnk, etc)
+ o Not require any modifications to the TDE menu system (applnk, etc)
 
 
 What is a "Task Oriented Menu"?