I thought I responded to this but can find it. So sorry if you get 2 responses.
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>On 09/13/20 03:05 pm, Gregg Young wrote:
>>Hi
>>
>>I managed to break grouping and it took forever for me to find the
>>issue. That is now fixed. I have cleaned up the layout of all the
>>dialogues and I think I have the language stuff working everywhere.
>>
>>This should fix Lewis' "Priority" issue except when a VDM is labeled
>>"Default" instead of VDM. There is probably nothing I can do in this
>>case. It should also fix Alfred's issue with tile and cascade. It also
>>fixes the clipped text in the popup (here at least).
>>
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>Confirmed that this seems to be working as expected for DOS sessions
>(half a dozen tested) and Win-OS/2 sessions, as well. Kudos. I haven't
>looked closely at Alfredo's tile and cascade issue (I've been meaning to
>do that, but have been busy).
The cascade and tile issue like the priority issue depend on the flags set by the program and will only be as good as the flags set. If what I have done still leaves problems I will need copies of any programs that fail to behave as expected so I can see their flags. some may not be fixable without breaking this for programs that should be supported.
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>I'll add a brief note to the help concerning priority as it pertains to
>DOS and Win-OS/2 sessions.
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>>As for reduce desktop The following is from the XWP help.
>>"Do not use this setting on the XCenter if you have the corresponding
>>WarpCenter setting enabled also. The XCenter cannot check for whether
>>the WarpCenter has this enabled as well, and this will probably lead to
>>problems."
>>I would think the same applies to lSwitcher and as such recommend
>>against using it on both at the same time.
>>
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>I would concur that this seems a reasonable assumption.
>
>>Alfred I am aware you had some other requests. If you want me to
>>consider them please add tickets for them.
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>>I can't reproduce Lewis' tooltip issue (didn't try with RC7) with the
>>attached RC8 code. Thanks
>>
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>Seems fixed in RC8.
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>Switching languages, saving, opening Properties, and switching back
>seems to leave me in a spot where I can't get the properties notebook to
>open again. Closing and re-launching lSwitcher returns the notebook to
>proper operation.
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>Titlebar text is legible when changing language to a different
>CP, however, the taskbar context menu is not. This requires a
>Close/re-launch of lSwitcher, which may not be unexpected.
Switching languages without a restart is basically undefined. It may work (or seem to work) in some cases. The expectation is that the program will be restarted after a language change. Because of the Xcenter widget this is not something I can gracefully implement automatically. Thanks
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