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From: fgreco@fis1138.govt.shearson.com (Frank Greco)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.open-look
Subject: Re: dbxtool under Openwindows 2.0
Message-ID: <z49ye5x@openlook.Unify.Com>
Date: 13 Nov 90 18:55:58 GMT
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> Does anyone know how to turn off the click-to-type mode, the
> default for the dbxtool which is included with Openwindows 2.0?
> 
	Its actually not the "default for the dbxtool"....
	but anyway here's how to change it.  Add the following
	to your .Xdefaults file (or whatever file you use):

	OpenWindows.SetInput:           followmouse

> Also, with the Sunview version of dbxtool, I could resize my
> subwindows by using ctrl-middle_mouse on the subwindow borders.  The
> openwindows version does not allow this, but it was an excellent
> feature for those of us who like to customize everything we use!

	Huh?  Of course you can resize the XView version of dbxtool!
	With the "select" mouse-button (usually set to the left mouse-button)
	grab one of the corners and drag.  If you're using olwm, you'll
	notice that when you're in the vicinity of a corner, the 
	on-screen mouse-pointer will turn into a bulls-eye (well...ok...
	its a circle with a dot...)  indicating that you can drag
	and stretch.


	Frank G.