Hello Tim,

On 09-Aug-00, Tim Seifert wrote:
>----- replying to a message -----
>By: Joseph Duchatelet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Neil Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>On: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 3:08 AM
>Re: Opening miami on a specified screen.


>Hi Joseph,

>>>> Having been able to buy some more memory recently for my A2000
>>>> (bringing it to 8 MB RAM), i reconfigured my workbench in 16 colors.
>
>> I tried to create a MIAMI screen with MUI (prefs) but was unable to
>> position Miami (Classact) on it.  Is there an other way to create a
>> public screen that Miami (classact) would accept?

>I don't think you can specify what screen a ClassAct program opens on,
>unless the program has it's own "open on own screen" option (rather than
>open on the current default screen, whichever screen that may be).

>> It seems that for the registered classact Miami,  it is not possible
>> to switch GUI engines (although there is no tooltype GUI= that imposes
>> classact.

>Which version are you using?  I'm sure that I've tried using Miami in
>all the GUI variations (MUI, ClassAct, and GadTools), and was able to
>switch between each one freely.


>> Should i go MUI?  Can I dwnload it without being billed again  for
>> registration?

>You can download them all, any time you like, as many times as you like
>(for if you need to fix it up, it doesn't mean you can buy one copy and
>install it on ten computers).  You're only being asked to register the
>Miami program, you can have all three GUIs installed.

I downloaded the MUI module & now all works as you describe.

Thanks

Joseph

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