attaching minibuffer (again)

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2 total messages Started by Gregg Jensen Fri, 27 Aug 1993 15:03

#822

Author: Gregg Jensen
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 15:03

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I am going to try this one again.  I am looking for the code to attach the
minibuffer to the epoch (4.2) screen.  Can someone give me directions to an
anon ftp site and the name of the file it is found in?  Thanks

Gregg Jensen
gwj@techapp.com

Re: attaching minibuffer (again)

#823

Author: Stephen Barrett
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 15:43

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In <25l7oe$11m@quasar.techapp.com> gwj@techapp.com (Gregg Jensen) writes:

>I am going to try this one again.  I am looking for the code to attach the
>minibuffer to the epoch (4.2) screen.  Can someone give me directions to an
>anon ftp site and the name of the file it is found in?  Thanks

>Gregg Jensen
>gwj@techapp.com

As far as I know, to do this all you have to do is to include the line..

	epoch.nonlocal.minibuf: False

.. in your .Xdefaults file, or else start epoch with the -nm option..

	epoch -nm

Myself, I prefer to keep the minibuffer seperate - I make it sticky so I always have it at the top of my screen when I scroll around my (piewm) virtual window.

hope that helps,

Stephen Barrett.
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Distributed Systems Group(Summer Std.),         ebarrett@dsg.cs.tcd.ie
Dept Computer Science,                          Tel. (01)2854691
Trinity College Dublin.

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