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Re: tlug: AfterStep Title Bar Modification



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tlug note from "Alan B. Stone" <stoneab@example.com>
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Craig,

I know about altering the .steprc, and have done so on several occassions to
add new pop out menus to my icon bar.  I know that I can do the same for the
title bar, but I'm not quite sure how to add it in.  I have looked at several
.steprc's that I copied off the web, but I'm not sure exactly where they are
making the change.  I would appreciate any help you could give me.  I really
like working with AfterStep, but have to use the third mouse button gets old to
me, and I would like to have that icon on the title bar.

Thanks for the quick response, and as I said, I would appreciate the help.

Blaine


On 02-Jun-97 C. Oda wrote:
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>tlug note from "C. Oda" <craig@example.com>
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>On Mon, 2 Jun 1997 stoneab@example.com wrote:
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>stoneab>--------------------------------------------------------
>stoneab>tlug note from stoneab@example.com
>stoneab>--------------------------------------------------------
>stoneab>I want to add a maximize button to the title bar.  I'm new to this so
>I'm not
>stoneab>quite sure how to go about it.  I'm using AfterStep, and to maximize a
>window
>stoneab>(say Netscape) I have to choose maximize from the popup menus, and I
>rather
>stoneab>just place a new button next to the kill button on the title bar.
>
>Blaine,
>default settings in the Debian distribution set maximize to the third
>mouse button.  Place the mouse cursor over the title bar and *single*
>click the third mouse button.  If you double-click it, it will act
>as a window shade.  The 1st mouse button is also set to the 
>window shade.
>
>If not, look for a file called system.steprc and copy this to 
>your home directory as .steprc.  You can then edit the file
>to customize it.  If you need help, I can show you my settings.
>Alternately, copy system.steprc to system.steprc.bak and then
>edit system.steprc for system wide changes.
>
>Regards,
>Craig
>
>
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Date: 02-Jun-97
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