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From: msc@ramoth.esd.sgi.com (Mark Callow)
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Subject: Re: something I noticed the other day
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Date: 14 Jun 90 18:11:03 GMT
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In article <5159@uceng.UC.EDU>, trohling@uceng.UC.EDU (tom rohling) writes:
|> Here's a little quirk I wonder if anyone can explain:
|> 
|>    Now, the next day I change the name of the program to say, prog2.c.  Same
|>    program, just a new name.  I recompile everything and run it again.  Now
|>    if I run the program again and want to kill it in the same way as before,
|>    the menu item still says "Quit prog1".  ** It doesn't show the new
name of

I bet your prog1 contained the line

	winopen("prog1");

and your prog2 contains the same line

	winopen("prog1");

The name used in the menu comes from the argument to the winopen command.
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