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In article <1992Sep3.150807.13917@porthos.cc.bellcore.com> tony2@prefect.uucp (21131-gozdz) writes:
>Good people on the net have helped me to get Win 3.1 running
>in a DV-386 window. However, the Win 3.1 mouse cursor behaves 
>as if it owned the whole screen under Windows, i.e., it activates
>programs hidden in the background of a DV window. 
>In addition, various pieces of garbage, as well as 
>the clock shows through DV windows (which is
>not so bad, after all; I wish DVC had an
>always-in-the-foreground clock :-)). The question is: why?
>If I increase the degree of protection for Win /s in
>the DV Change Program section to 1, 2, or 3, Win 3.1 crashes :-(.
>
>Tony
>
To this undercooked message of mine, I'd like to add
a recent earth-shaking discovery ;-): the bleed-through 
can be prevented by setting the Win3.1 /s NOT to run in 
the background (in the Advanced Change Program DVC menu). 
However, the DVC loses mouse control completely, so the text 
cut-and-paste capability in DVC I use so often is lost.
Any suggestions?

Tony

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