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From: tomt@maui.coral.COM (Tom Tulinsky)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: using xscope correction
Message-ID: <9104031929.AA02428@maui.coral.com>
Date: 3 Apr 91 19:29:27 GMT
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) Date: Wed, 3 Apr 91 10:41:02 EST
) From: Kartik Subbarao <uunet!phoenix.Princeton.EDU!subbarao>
) To: tomt@coral.com
) Subject: your post regarding xscope
) 
) I could never get xscope to work. I tried what you suggested in your article:
) 
) % xscope -i1 -v2
) anyxclient -display unix:1.0
) 
) This just hangs, never giving me anything.
) 
) Any ideas?
) 
Yes, sorry, change the display name to your actual display, for some
reason 'unix' doesn't work.  My system is called 'maui' so for me it
would be 
 % xscope -i1 -v2
 % anyxclient -display maui:1.0
(Both on same system.)
I tried to generalize what I had done without checking it.




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