On Fri, 9 Sep 1994, Scott D. Treppa wrote: > Well open a edit screen and on thge right side it shoudl continue off the > screen and on the bottem it say ssomething like None INdoors > City Field > and then it stops there and goes off the bottom on the screen, I tried > maximizing it. Also do you get the Shop edit Icon, and the Quit icon? > do a help in the upper right corner and itll show you that there should > be somethime where there isnt. The problem doesn't exist for me. Perhaps it has something to do with how we are running Windows itself. I'm in 800x600 256c resolution. Perhaps if you are running with less resolution, the window becomes too large and sticks off the screen? If so, those barnstable guys need to recode something to deal with the possibility of running under many different resolutions. Again, it seems perfectly fine to me as long as you keep it maximized. When you don't have it maximized, the edit screens don't even show up! It's like they didn't write it to be put in a resizable window. Its more written to fit onto one screen of dimensions 800x600. Thus if you are running with less resolution, you are screwed, and if you don't keep it maximized, you don't see anything. Irritating, but its nice to see an editor for Windows. :) > ############################################################## > # Scott Donald Treppa # University of Curiosity #Class of 97'# > # 19428 Glenmore ######################################## > # Redford, Mi 48240 # Email: harvey@gatecoms.gatecom.com # > ############################## harvey@grfn.org # > # 'If it's morning and I'm # harvey@arbornet.org # > # not up, Go AWAY!' -Me # scott@telerama.lm.com # > ############################################################## ##=====================###================================================## || Joshua Sky Barrow ||| Harvard University Faculty of Arts and Science || ##=====================###================================================## || 19 Central St., #28 ||| "If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. || || Somerville, MA ||| If you can dream it, you can become it." || || 02143-2834 ||| Unknown || ##=====================###================================================## || (617) 666-0859 ||| E-mail: jsbarrow@fas.harvard.edu || ##=====================###================================================##
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