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In article <1991Sep24.204207.9299@eng.ufl.edu> bowling@lily.stat.ufl.edu (Dan Bowling) writes:
>>	   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.  

	The epoch.el file is loaded into Epoch when it is "dumped" at
compile-time; therefore auto-raise-screen's default value is t, and
changing epoch.el after the fact will have no effect.  To set it to
nil, insert the following line into your .emacs file:   

	(setq auto-raise-screen nil)

	In general, the .emacs file (or other personal elisp files
loaded from it) is the place to override default settings like that.

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

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Christopher J. Love   ||     Epoch Development Team, University of Illinois
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