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05-05-05 22:49, Dan Ceppa told Gordon Lewicky about Editor. How do, Dan? DC> On 05 May 05 11:20:20, Gordon Lewicky got back to Jean Parrot -> Re: Editor. JP> at leisure but for now, I can not see that c:\ BWAVE in the top JP> left window. I will look hard as I know that what you say is JP> like bible to me. GL> All dos tasks in a window, and any win tasks from console which GL> do not use a graphic interface have a pull down menu in that GL> little [drive]C:\ icon at the upper left corner. Left click it. DC> He may not be seeing the C:\ because it was a replaced by an Icon. ...And maybe he runs it as a non-Windowed process? (Not sure if it might be called 'non-Window mode', or 'Full screen', but if he doesn't have the window boarder en-mass, he won't have an icon, "BWAVE386(-Q/whatever)" or the "_,Windowed/Full Screen,X" buttons.) DC> I see those as part of a Tool Bar for that window at the top DC> of the open DOS session. It's fairly well explanatory as long DC> as the tool bar is there. Jean, if you can see this: Try while working with BW to see if it toggles dominent modes for you. (NOTICE: I have only touched XP when I've had to, so I'm not sure if I'm just blowing wind here.) On '98, it will toggle between a Windows mode, or a sort-of dominent child process. In the Windowed mode, you should see an icon in the top-left corner of the programs window. *This* is what everyone's been trying to get you to click on. ... James ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.20 --- Maximus 3.01* Origin: -=-= Calgary Organization (403) 242-3221 (1:134/77) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 5030/786 @PATH: 134/77 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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