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2 total messages Started by Peter R. David Mon, 14 Sep 1992 14:06
Getting windows out from under each other at startup.
#204
Author: Peter R. David
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 14:06
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	To whom it may concern:

	A simple question- How can I prevent the minibuffer window
from being opened on top of the top of my regular window at startup?
This is Epoch version 4.2 compiled with the DEC C compiler under X11R4
with MIT extensions, using motif 1.1.3 window manager on a DECstation
5000/240.  It startups epoch with the origins for both windows in the
same place, obscuring the top two or three lines of the fundamental
buffer.  I can't seem to find the correct value for a resource or
geometery which moves one out from under the other.

	Any hints?

		Thanks,

			Peter David

david@lama.stanford.edu
Getting windows out from under each other at startup.
#207
Author: Kevin Burton
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 13:42
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>	A simple question- How can I prevent the minibuffer window
> from being opened on top of the top of my regular window at startup?
> This is Epoch version 4.2 compiled with the DEC C compiler under X11R4
> with MIT extensions, using motif 1.1.3 window manager on a DECstation
> 5000/240.  It startups epoch with the origins for both windows in the
> same place, obscuring the top two or three lines of the fundamental
> buffer.  I can't seem to find the correct value for a resource or
> geometery which moves one out from under the other.

On my Sparcstation I have the following lines in my .Xdefaults file

	epoch.screen.geometry:		80x54+580+109
	epoch.minibuf.geometry:		80x1+580+848
	epoch.screen.font:		courier-bold
	epoch.minibuf.font:		courier-bold


Hope this helps.

-
Kevin Burton
Noran Instruments				voice: (608) 831-6511 x317
2551 West Beltline Highway, Room 532		  FAX: (608) 836-7224
Middleton, WI 53562				email: kburton@noran.com
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