OK - did the following:
iMg5:/usr/local/lib jkt$ rm -rf j601
iMg5:/usr/local/lib jkt$ mkdir j601
iMg5:/usr/local/lib jkt$ tar -xzf j601ubeta_darwin.tar.gz
iMg5:/usr/local/lib jkt$ cd j601
iMg5:/usr/local/lib/j601 jkt$ sudo mv libj601.dylib /usr/lib/.
Password:
iMg5:/usr/local/lib/j601 jkt$
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Bad News / Good News
The default LAF is blank. Actually, I noticed this yesterday
but forgot to report it. If I change it to Mac OS X, quit,
restart - things are OK (but I get the intro screen I had
previously said to forget) but if I click on "Set Defaults"
the LAF becomes empty...
Good news is that the browser link for help works as it should
(and did - don't know what I did to break that...)
- joey
At 09:48 -0400 2006/08/23, Eric Iverson wrote:
Mac LAF is the default from ubeta onward. And old setting in a
config file might be hitting you. Delete your old J directory
(setting aside any important stuff), do a clean ubeta install, and
you should get the Mac laf by default.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Joey K Tuttle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Beta forum" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 1:07 AM
Subject: Re: Java Look and Feel - Was: [Jbeta] mac command shortcuts
Oleg,
I thought I had changed it, but I hadn't gotten past
an error that put me off. This time around, I succeeded
and like the appearance much better.
Eric, wouldn't it make sense to have Mac OS X as the
default appearance for Mac OS X installs??
But now (and maybe this is unrelated and just something
new in ubeta) clicking on Help doesn't launch a browser
as it used to.... Also I notice a finger action that
further confounds me - the various key shortcuts such
as <cmd><shift>n to get NB. inserted in the session cause
it to be displayed as selected text, so any normal key
causes it to be replaced by that key value. Furthermore
if I hit a right arrow to deselect the NB. control moves
to the next line of the input area. This is all part of
(what I consider) the strange behaviors of ijx panes
in the Mac version.
Anyway, thanks again for your insights and persistence.
- joey
At 21:41 -0700 2006/08/22, Oleg Kobchenko wrote:
No, it's not. The whole J menu is in the top system menu bar.
Have you selected "Mac OS X" for Look and Feel under
Java Settings in Configure dialog?
--- Joey K Tuttle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In J's case, the only thing on that bar is the Apple and the
> Japp item (I have mine named J601) which has "About J601"
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