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Article #16128Re: Conflicting Winos2 Settings
From: Jack S. Tan
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 02:20
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 02:20
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tadr@doe.carleton.ca (Tom A. D. Riley) writes:
>One last question. Does this have anything to do with the
>fact that I cannot figure out how to start up a windows app
>to run in an _existing_ full screen session? Right now it seems
>to me that the only way to have more than one app running in a
>full screen session in to fire up progman full screen and take
>it from there in windows mode. This seems to waste precious
>RAM resources to have progman doing a poor job of something WPS
>should do.
How about adding the program to a group in the Program Manager?
File --> New --> Program Group // create a new group (e.g., 'My Apps')
File --> New --> Program Item // create a new item (e.g., 'Winword 2.0')
File --> New --> Program Item // create another item (e.g., 'WinGIF')
...
etc.
Then you can run the program off of the Program Manager (now and
in the future). If you don't want something permanent (e.g.,
'SETUP.EXE'), select the File --> Run option.
--
Jack Tan If your parents didn't have kids,
jahk@uiuc.edu chances are you won't either.
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