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Conference bulova::decw_jan-89_to_nov-90

Title:DECWINDOWS 26-JAN-89 to 29-NOV-90
Notice:See 1639.0 for VMS V5.3 kit; 2043.0 for 5.4 IFT kit
Moderator:STAR::VATNE
Created:Mon Oct 30 1989
Last Modified:Mon Dec 31 1990
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3726
Total number of notes:19516

3680.0. "File Protection - Exclude Dir" by BDYSRF::UDICK (It can't be too easy to use ...) Sat Nov 17 1990 03:47

    How do I set the protection under File View so that it stays.
    
    I would like it so that opens with the protection set to the privs that
    are in authorize.
    
    Can I set the default layout so that it stays. When I click on Exclude
    directories to see the directories and then it changes the next time
    that I startup or change views.
    
    Thanks
    
    Steve
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3680.1Manually save "Startup" viewLOWELL::KLEINMon Nov 19 1990 11:2951
>    I would like it so that opens with the protection set to the privs that
>    are in authorize.
 
>    Can I set the default layout so that it stays. When I click on Exclude
>    directories to see the directories and then it changes the next time
>    that I startup or change views.

(1) Get your window set up the way you want it to start up, but
don't worry about the privileges.  Do fix the Layout dialog settings the
way you want them - in particular, the Directories setting.

(2) Then, select the Customize/SaveView dialog box.  Turn off the
Directory and the Privileges toggle buttons - they will default to
the current (SYS$LOGIN) directory and the current (AUTHORIZE) privileges,
but make sure that the Directories(Layout) toggle is set.

You probably also want to set the WindowSize and WindowPosition toggles.
The settings corresponding to any toggles you do not set will be inherited
from the system-default Startup view shipped with FileView.

(3) Make sure that the NameOfView is "Startup", and click OK.  This will
update your startup view so that directory and privileges will be take
from the account's AUTHORIZE settings.

(4) When you save a view, make sure that you only set the SaveView toggle
buttons for those settings you want to save in the view.  Other settings
will remain unchanged when you restore the view.  It sounds like you
have too many toggles set in some of your views.

[If you were to select Customize/SaveStartupView, this would be equivalent to
saving the "Startup" view with ALL the toggles set.  You do not want
to do this, since you want some of the settings to default to the
system settings.]

--- To easily change one aspect of a previously saved view, do the following:

(1) Select Customize/SaveView to get the SaveView dialog box up.

(2) Then, select (from the Views menu) the saved view that you want to change.
The SaveView dialog box will be updated to show what is in the selected
saved view.

(2) Change toggles in the SaveView dialog box and any other dialog box, etc,
until you have them set the way you want, and then...

(3) Click Apply or OK in the SaveView dialog box to update the saved view.

You can also use this trick to create "similar" saved views, by changing
the NameOfView field in the SaveView dialog box.

-steve-