Hello,
Am Donnerstag, 14. Oktober 2004 21:02 schrieb Dan Espen:
> Volker Katz <Volker.Katz_at_gmx.de> writes:
> > How can I get the button from top-left to top-right? And why
> > doesn't it look like an "X".
> The top right would be button 2, not 1.
> The second number is the number of points in the vector.
> You want 13, not 4.
> You need backslashes at the end of each line:
>
> ButtonStyle 2 13 26x29_at_1 34x21_at_1 50x35_at_1 70x21_at_1 \
> 79x29_at_1 63x48_at_1 79x65_at_1 70x75_at_0 \
> 50x61_at_0 34x75_at_0 26x65_at_0 44x48_at_1 26x29_at_0
>
> Go here for more info on buttons:
> http://www.fvwm.org/screenshots/vectorbuttons/
thank you very much! The Button looks right and is at the right place
now!
There is still another problem: Not every window get's the frame with
titel and button. I'm using a java-programm -
http://www.nmichael.de/software/efa.html
I've testest it using KDE and Windows. When using them ervery window has
it's own frame.
Now using fvwm on another machine you get for example a login-window,
but you don't have any chance to cancle without a close-button.
Some windows are great - others miss a frame.
How can I solve that?
Thanks.& best regards
Volker
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Received on Fri Oct 15 2004 - 02:43:29 BST