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From: jdp@caleb.UUCP (Jim Pritchett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: WShell/DMouse
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Date: 3 Apr 89 22:13:09 GMT
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Has anyone out there figured out how to get WShell and DMouse (and CONMan)
to work together properly?  Specifically, I want to do something similar to

dmouse -c2 -A0 -C newwsh ""<nil: >nil: CON:0/13/543/187/Dmouse/c s:Dmouse""

in my startup-sequence.  The above works fine EXCEPT that it will NOT pop
up a new shell.  I've tried various combinations of quotes, switched to
newcli instead of newwsh in the DMouse command, etc.  Nothing seems to work
properly.  I really don't want to drop wshell, but I do like to be able to
pop a new CLI or Shell when I need/want one.  (Of course, newwsh and newcli
still work, but its not as easy as the popup command.)

By the way, my WShell is version 1.0, my DMouse is version 1.10, and I am
running 1.3 DOS.

                                     Thanks,


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                                         Jim Pritchett

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