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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 159.1 | | AXEL::FOLEY | Rebel without a Clue | Wed Feb 08 1989 17:44 | 8 |
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You might wanna grab the DECwindows manuals and give them
a glance but yes, you can run decwindows vaxstations and
vws vaxstations in the same cluster quite happily.
mike
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| 159.2 | | STAR::KLEINSORGE | Toys 'R' Us | Wed Feb 08 1989 22:45 | 11 |
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VWS & DECwindows -- yes. No problem and this is typical these days
in engineering as people 'phase' into using DECwindows.
There is no such thing as "Windows" files. There *are* DDIF files
as well as Postscript. DDIF files can be CONVERTED into a number
of formats including Postscript. Not all of the formats supported
by RENDER are available (yet), most notably HPGL plotter format.
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| 159.3 | VMS or DECwindows?? | CARTUN::MARGETSON | | Mon Jul 17 1989 17:41 | 14 |
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I know that DECW.par and VMS.par run either the DECwindows environment
or the VMS environment. I also know that going into SYSGEN and using
either of these 2 .par files will bring up the specified environment
once the system is re-booted. My question is how are these files
created and can a user go into SYSGEN to select the environment he/she
wants? Also, is it possible to specify in a user's login which
environment to use?
Thanks,
Melinda Margetson
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| 159.4 | | CSSE32::LESLIE | andy ��� leslie | Mon Jul 17 1989 18:08 | 11 |
| $ MC SYSGEN WRITE filename.ext saves the current sysgen values to a
file.
A Users LOGIN.COM cannot specify which environment to use: it is a boot
time option (per workstation).
Please consult an experienced System Manager and / or the DECwindows
manuals. This is not totally straightforward.
���
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| 159.5 | | WSINT::MCLEMAN | There can only be but one... | Mon Jul 17 1989 19:21 | 3 |
| and can be dangerous
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| 159.6 | | CSSE32::LESLIE | andy ��� leslie | Tue Jul 18 1989 11:34 | 5 |
| Absotively. "Playing" with this stuff is only okay if you are willing
to break it.
Andy
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