-=> Quoting Mike Bilow to Peter Fitzsimmons <=-

 MB> Every review of OS/2 seems to criticize this behavior.  In some cases,
 MB> as with the forthcoming Warp Server, I agree with them. 

I agree that the CAD function should be along the lines of Windows3.1.  
This is how Microsoft attempted to solve the single message queue.  Not
very effecient, but it works.

 PF> Other things comming soon -- a fix for the single input
 PF> queue (apps that don't respond to a focus change are given a
 PF> red border and ignored until they decide to be nice again).

 MB> That sounds messy.  What happens if the Desktop locks up?

With a single message queue, that is what already happens.  I found
a work around.  Press + six times.  This should bring up
a system dialog box that states that a certain process will not respond
to system requests, and to either press  to kill off the process
or  to ignore this message.  I usually end up rebooting my 
system after this.

I would like some sort of alternative if a process locks other then
going through this routine.

Jim

... Blue Wave - World Tour - 1995
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