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Company Name : Adina Contact Name : Olivier Phone : 617/926-5199 Fax : Email : [email protected] Date/Time in : 6-MAY-1997 11:50:46 Entered by : Chuck Newman SPE center : MRO Category : UNIX OS Version : V4.0 System H/W : Alpha Brief Description of Problem: ----------------------------- Olivier is having problems with his dtterms. I told him I use dxterms. Here's what I needed to do in CDE: 1) Create a file ~/.dt/types/DECterm.dt as follows: ###################################################################### # # Common Desktop Environment (CDE) # # Action and DataType Definition File # # Generated by the CreateAction tool # # $Revision: 1.0 # # $KEY: 6142 # ###################################################################### # # WARNING: # # This file was generated by the CDE CreateAction tool. # If this file is modified by some other tool, such as vi, # the CreateAction tool will no longer be able to load and # update this file. For this reason, changes to this file # should be handled through CreateAction whenever possible. # ###################################################################### ACTION DECterm { LABEL DECterm TYPE COMMAND EXEC_STRING /usr/bin/X11/dxterm -ls ICON Fpterm WINDOW_TYPE NO_STDIO DESCRIPTION DEC term } 2) The file ~/.dt/sessions/dtwmfp.session needs to point to it. I'm not sure exactly what the format is, but my file contains the following: 0 1 PersAppsSubpanel DECterm 0 1
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3590.1 | Mail sent to developer | HYDRA::NEWMAN | Chuck Newman, 508/467-5499 (DTN 297), MRO1-3/F26 | Tue May 06 1997 13:53 | 53 |
From: AXPDEVELOPER "[email protected]" To: [email protected] Subject: Problem 1997-3590 Olivier -- Here's what I needed to do in CDE to use dxterms from the control panel. -- Chuck Newman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Create a file ~/.dt/types/DECterm.dt as follows: ###################################################################### # # Common Desktop Environment (CDE) # # Action and DataType Definition File # # Generated by the CreateAction tool # # $Revision: 1.0 # # $KEY: 6142 # ###################################################################### # # WARNING: # # This file was generated by the CDE CreateAction tool. # If this file is modified by some other tool, such as vi, # the CreateAction tool will no longer be able to load and # update this file. For this reason, changes to this file # should be handled through CreateAction whenever possible. # ###################################################################### ACTION DECterm { LABEL DECterm TYPE COMMAND EXEC_STRING /usr/bin/X11/dxterm -ls ICON Fpterm WINDOW_TYPE NO_STDIO DESCRIPTION DEC term } 2) The file ~/.dt/sessions/dtwmfp.session needs to point to it. I'm not sure exactly what the format is, but my file contains the following: 0 1 PersAppsSubpanel DECterm 0 1 |