Thanks for the info. I'll give it a try this morning.
Nancy
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From: Thomas Stivers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, January 15, 1999 12:52 AM
Subject: Re: Read All and Clocks
>You can set a frame around the clock. First activate the jaws cursor and
>press pagedown. This will put you on the last line of the window. If you
>want the whole line silenced then press home followed by ctrl-ins-left
>bracket. Then press end and ctrl-ins-right bracket. This will
>automatically start the frame manager and the first field wants a name.
>Put in something like "SilenceClock". Then in the sinopsis field type a
>little description like: makes the clock silent. Then you can skip the
>description field and move on to a set of radio buttons. Of these select
>"echo silent" or something like that. Then tab on to the next field and
>this allows you to set a hotkey for a frame. This will read the contents
>of the frame when pressed. You can decide whether to leave it blank or
>not. This done, press enter and you are through. Good luck!
>
>At 07:36 PM 1/14/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>greetings,
>>
>>I have a program that I must use, and it requires me to have screen echo
set
>>to all. The bottom line of the window has a status bar and clock. Many
>>programs allow this to be turned off, but this program does not. What is
>>the easiest, most effective way to tell JFW to ignore this line of the
>>window? In all other respects, the program is satisfactory, and I'd hate
to
>>have to toss it, but having that line read almost incessantly is going to
>>drive me to distraction.
>>
>>Nancy
>>
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>>
>>
>
>
>Thomas Stivers
>
>
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