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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: DMouse -R option (was Re: Finishing up YAIP...)
Message-ID: <8805130348.AA00528@cory.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 13 May 88 03:48:13 GMT
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:When I click in the Window-to-Back gadget in the CLI window, instead of the
:window just going to the back, it goes to the front *then* goes to the back.
:Furthermore, if there isn't anything behind the window but I don't know that
:and try to check: (1) I click the Window-to-Back gadget, (2) the whole screen
:is filled with the full-screen CLI window for the time it takes to click the
:button, (3) the CLI window stays at the back (since I just clicked the button.
:This looks and feels really ugly, but it makes sense under dmouse.

	Just change the qualifier that goes with the RMB to bring the window
to the back.  example: -R1 sets it to left-shift (leftshift-RMB instead of 
LMB-RMB).

NOTE TO ALL DMOUSE USERS:

	The -R option is not documented well.  you give it a set of qualifiers
	in hex and if *any* one exists when you hit the RMB, it executes the
	window/screentoback function.

	That is: -R1 will give you leftshift-RMB, -R3 will give you 
	anyshift-RMB, etc...  value is in HEX.

	The misrepresentation in the documentation is that the docs say
	'you should OR it with 8000'.... Right for -Q, wrong for -R.

				-Matt