Hi Chris,
I have just tested your missing buttons solution with the old Beta, and so
far it is working fine. I was able to maximize, minimize and close
applications as before. I will now install the new RC Beta here at home
and try the same solution.
I had been thinking about doing something like this before I read your
message, but wasn't sure if JTL.EXE was the only file to copy. I'm glad to
see there is a way to restore functionality to the Running Applications
List dialog. It would be interesting to know how many people crashed their
computers or got JFW into a maximized state by using these functions. I
would bet there weren't many. Maybe these functions could be disabled when
JFW or Desktop are selected in the list.
Gary, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 01:27 PM 10/2/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>A number of you have asked why we pulled some of the buttons out of the JAWS
>Window List (INSERT+F10) dialogue. Here are the notes from the developer
>who made the change, copied directly out of our bug database:
>
>Changes
>
>Removed Close, Minimize, and Maximize from interface.
>
>Technical Notes
>
>Detailed Description: Selecting "Close" while MS Word is spell checking
>causes crash. "Maximize" JFW and there is no way to "restore" it. JFW does
>not have a "Restore" window control. "Minimize" the Desktop and you will get
>a system crash.
>
>Back to me:
>
>I am working from home today and do not have JFW 3.30 installed here. I,
>therefore, cannot test this out but believe that the JAWS Window List from
>3.30 will work in 3.31. If you are somewhat adventurous, copy JTL.EXE out
>of your JFW33 folder and drop it into your JFW331 folder. This will give
>you the old buttons back and, except for the situations stated in the bug
>report above, should work just fine. If, however, it causes a problem,
>remember, I warned you that it hasn't been tested yet.
>
>Thanks,
>cdh
>Chris Hofstader
>Development Manager
>Henter-Joyce, Inc.
>(727) 803-8000
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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