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From: jwh@bodwin.citi.umich.edu (Jim Howe)
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Subject: Re: Smalltalk V /Windows (oink, oink)
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Date: 7 Mar 91 13:50:11 GMT
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In article <27207@netcom.COM> ergo@netcom.COM (Isaac Rabinovitch) writes:
>
>One thing that *really* bothers me is that any program you create with
>ST/Windows starts up with a window advertising that the program was
>written with Smalltalk V -- and every window label gets "Smalltalk/V"
>prepended to it.  The first is slightly obnoxious, the second is just
>plain stupid.  
>

I agree with you on both of these points.  I work with Smalltlk V/PM
and it does the same thing.  You can fix the window label problem
quite easily, however.  There is a global variable called WindowLabelPrefix
that is set to the string "Smalltalk/V".  In a workspace simply
assign a different value to that variable.  You could also modify
the "label:" method found in ApplicationWindow.  This all works in
V/PM and I assume that it will work in V/Windows.


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