Re: General Questions

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At 18:04 15/07/98 -0500, you wrote:
>	You change the startmenu under the ~/G/L/A/start tree. 
etc..

Thanks for your 2 emails about how to configure afterstep. I am running the
versiont that came with red-hat. 
How can I check what version it is? 
Should I upgrade to the "official" afterstep version?

My previous email asked about tooltips on top of icons. I did not explain
myself well: what I meant is someway to have like the ballon help on top of
icons before they are clicked, when the mouse goes over them.

With respect to my question about changing the start menu in my version of
afterstep, it did not work: I created a dir in \u\s\a\s called My_stuff,
created a file there with the word "emacs", exited and reloaded afterstep.
-> it did not appear in the startmenu!!

> If you feel this is not how the bastardized RedHat
>version works - get the "Official AfterStep" from the afterstep ftp site -
>rpm's are available and methods for removing the RH version are in the
>archives.  Furthermore complain to Red Hat for not giving adequate
>information on modifing "their" version of AfterStep!

>From where?

>> >         First, what version are you running?  Secondly, check out the
>> > following and if you still are unable to resolve the situation, return
>> > with version number.
>> >
>> > http://wormhole.eosys.com/mail-archives/afterstep/9805/msg00465.html
>> > http://wormhole.eosys.com/mail-archives/afterstep/9805/msg00329.html
>> >

When I try to look at the above, I get that there is no dns entry. Is there
any other address where I coudl see this?

Thanks very much.
Eli

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