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Kent Tong wrote:
> 
> g@Elizabeth.netcraft.com.au (Geoffrey D. Bennett) wrote:
> 
> But somehow it doesn't recognise the middle button click
> generated by press both buttons simultaneous (I am using a 2
> button MS mouse). What is wrong here?
> 
> BTW, I've assigned "Move" to Alt-right drag and solved the original
> problem. Thanks.
> 

"Emulate3Buttons" in pointer section of XF86Config ?

> >That's one way.  'halt -t 0' and 'reboot -t 0' and ALT-CTRL-DEL will
> >probably work too.
> 
> What about X? Currently I use the brute force method of Alt-Cltr-Backspace.
> Any better way?

Add to your menu in .fvwmrc 
+ "Quit X"    Quit
(check fvwm manpage for correct syntax)
BTW, ctrl+alt+del is usually set to run `shutdown -r now` (/etc/inittab)
`halt` and `reboot` are usually links to 'shutdown -h` and `shutdown -r`
resp.

> Thanks for the info. As I said I am currently using the SVGA driver.
> I am trying to set it to work in 800x600 mode but obviously the
> monitor parameters (bandwidth, horzsync, vertrefresh) are incorrect
> and as a result the desktop is not centered on the screen. I am using
> a 14" monitor called SHAMROCK. Any idea on how to fix the problem?

There's a thingy called `xvidtune` that lets you adjust the screen.
Try usual linux mirrors, eg. ftp://ftp.sunsite.edu.au
It'll give you the numbers for your Modeline.
Also see /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/doc/VideoModes.doc

> 
> MANPATH is *not* defined on my computer but man still works. Any
> idea why?
> 

/usr/man is hardcoded into executable (not sure about others; it should
be in the man manpage.)

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Dimitri 
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