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 Window title question Hi all, My problem is this: The window name is too long and the window cannot be resized. The portion of data I want is at the extreme right of the window, so I cannot read it. I know there is a command line that can be entered in the dtterm window to get it but I obviously cannot remember it. Does anybody know what it is? TIA!      |
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01-04-2008, 09:22 PM
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| Re: Window title question sarajo@pwc.ca (Omac) wrote in message news:<5b37b34e.0401191159.45260822@posting.google. com>... > Hi all, > > My problem is this: > The window name is too long and the window cannot be resized. The > portion of data I want is at the extreme right of the window, so I > cannot read it. I know there is a command line that can be entered in > the dtterm window to get it but I obviously cannot remember it. > > Does anybody know what it is? > > TIA! dtterm -title title_string Specifies the window title. If the -e flag is used, the default will be the last component of the program's path. If the -e flag is not used, the default will be the last component of the name used to run dtterm (i.e., argv[0]). title_string specifies the title to use. Associated resource: title. |
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01-04-2008, 09:22 PM
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| Re: Window title question mky@talk21.com (mark taylor) wrote in message news:<dee0a7c3.0401200348.6ca3a33d@posting.google. com>... > sarajo@pwc.ca (Omac) wrote in message news:<5b37b34e.0401191159.45260822@posting.google. com>... > > Hi all, > > > > My problem is this: > > The window name is too long and the window cannot be resized. The > > portion of data I want is at the extreme right of the window, so I > > cannot read it. I know there is a command line that can be entered in > > the dtterm window to get it but I obviously cannot remember it. > > > > Does anybody know what it is? > > > > TIA! > > dtterm -title title_string > > Specifies the window title. If the -e flag is used, the > default will be the last component of the program's path. If the -e flag is not > used, the default will be the last component of the name used to run dtterm > (i.e., argv[0]). title_string specifies the title to use. Associated resource: > title. Thanks, but that didn't do it for me. Someone suggested xwininfo or xprop and that worked for me. |
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