olwm and Xt/Xaw based applications

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2 total messages Started by Warrior of the Heart Tue, 07 May 1991 22:15

Author: Warrior of the Heart
Date: Tue, 07 May 1991 22:15

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I routinely compile many of the contributions from comp.sources.x but with
many applications, I have trouble entering data. For example, with dclock
the man page says I should be able to change the attributes of the clock
by typing various characters. All I get is a beep from olwm! The same
with xrlogin: when I try to enter the "remote user name", beep-beep-beep
and no characters appear.

Anyone else have this problem? Is there a known solution?

Thanks in advance!


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Re: olwm and Xt/Xaw based applications

Author: Kee Hinckley
Date: Wed, 08 May 1991 13:39

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In article <1991May7.221551.29277@protocol.com> darci@protocol.COM (Warrior of the Heart) writes:
>I routinely compile many of the contributions from comp.sources.x but with
>many applications, I have trouble entering data. For example, with dclock

Set the olwm resource "focusLenience" to true (see the olwm man page
to make sure I've got the spelling right).
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