> > note it is a warning, not an error. What is actually happening is the > bblaunch code is rather sloppy. The fix is easy. > > The reason it is complaining is because it tries to read its own window > which does not have all of the hints set. > > The message is spurious anyways. What is actually happening is the string > bblaunch is looking for does not exist, but the function it calls returns 0 > for any failure so it thinks it is out of memory.
I realize now I forgot to mention, the application does start, but in the wrong workspace. That doesn't seem to work on some applications. ??? A
