the annoying auto-raise-screen function

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From: Dan Bowling
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1991 20:42

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	I have recently been getting aquainted with epoch.

	The question I had was: "How do I stop the epoch window from raising
to the top of the screen every time that I accidentally run the mouse's
pointer across its window?"  I've looked into this problem quite a bit, and I
realize that the window has an "autoraise" variable.  The problem is I have
no idea how to change it.  I've messed with the epoch.el file and even
changed the name of the file, but for some reason epoch still runs with the
autoraise variable set.  

	I've looked at the epoch manual and I just don't get it.  It talks
about event-queues, epoch primitives, elisp levels, and variables with the
values of t and nil????  All I want to know is how to disable the very
annoying autoraise!  It assumes that I know "how to".  Can anyone tell me
"how to" or where I can find out "how to"?  Or maybe both.

	Thanks.

Dan Bowling      e-mail to  bowling@gcrc.ufl.edu
			or  bowling@lily.stat.ufl.edu

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Subject: the annoying auto-raise-screen function
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