I've never gotten that behaviour from the maximize button on X3270, but I regularly use
its -oversize option. Works great, if it will be enough for your customer.
-- R;
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From: Rich Smrcina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09/19/2006 10:36 AM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
They don't desire a odd model configuration, just a way to blow up a mod
2 screen, then put it back.
Richard Troth wrote:
I've never gotten that behaviour from the maximize button on X3270, but
I regularly use its -oversize option. Works great, if it will be
enough for your customer.
-- R;
Why don't they just drag the corner of the window to resize it?
Or from the menu: Options - Fonts - pick size
Tony Thigpen
-Original Message -
From: Rich Smrcina
Sent: 09/19/2006 11:17 AM
They don't desire a odd model configuration, just a way to blow up a mod
2 screen, then put it
: OT: x3270 full screen
They don't desire a odd model configuration, just
a way to blow up a mod
2 screen, then put it back.
Richard Troth wrote:
I've never gotten that behaviour from the maximize button on X3270,
but
I regularly use its -oversize option. Works great
I resize my window by dragging the bottom right window corner and the
font changes automatically to fit in the window. What version of x3270
are you running? I am using version 3.3.4p7.
Tony Thigpen
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From: Rich Smrcina
Sent: 09/19/2006 12:04 PM
Dragging the
Interesting. I have 3.3.20 installed (with SUSE 10). Did you build
from source?
Tony Thigpen wrote:
I resize my window by dragging the bottom right window corner and the
font changes automatically to fit in the window. What version of x3270
are you running? I am using version 3.3.4p7.
I don't really know. :-)
I downloaded the package and ran the stuff mentioned in the
html/Build.html file. On SUSE 10/pro.
BUT, I have been able to resize with previous releases. I just tested
version 3.3.2 and it worked there also.
Tony Thigpen
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From: Rich
They don't desire a odd model configuration, just a way to blow up a
mod
2 screen, then put it back.
That's a function of the window manager, not the application (although
the application will need to respond to the appWinResize X event). Which
window manager are they running?
In general,
The intent is to start x3270 with four sessions on each corner (much
like a 3290). The operator would then want to maximize a screen on
occasion to see it easier.
When I try to maximize the window, I very briefly get a gray block on
the screen where the image might be, then it just drops
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Subject: Re: OT: x3270 full screen
Interesting. I have 3.3.20 installed (with SUSE 10). Did you build
from source?
Tony Thigpen wrote:
I resize my window by dragging the bottom right window corner and the
font changes automatically to fit in the window. What version of x3270
are you running
Thanks for the tip, Rick.
Richard Troth wrote:
Rich ...
Unless you have security or support policies prohibitting it, I STRONGLY
urge you to build it from source. This is a fairly straightforward app
to build. (X apps are the worst, but X3270 is the easiest X app I have
ever built.)
That is exactly what I did.
Tony Thigpen
-Original Message -
From: Rich Smrcina
Sent: 09/19/2006 02:43 PM
Thanks for the tip, Rick.
Richard Troth wrote:
Rich ...
Unless you have security or support policies prohibitting it, I
STRONGLY urge you to build it from source. This is a
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