Hm, no answer since one week, does this mean: ( ) the mail was not polite enough to deserve any answer? ( ) no one can understand my english? ( ) no one is using fvwm on a notebook? ( ) a real fvwm user does not use acroread 7 nor openoffice 2.02 impress? ( ) the problem is debian or XFree 4.3 related and I should ask in a debian mailing list?
Thanks in advance Harald On Thursday 01 June 2006 03:26 pm, Harald van Pee wrote: > Hi all, > > with the following lines in the config file > Style "*" MWMFunctions > Style "*" MWMDecor > > I can use the full screen mode of > acroread, opera and firefox > > for openoffice one have to switch to full screen (Ctrl+Shift+j) before > starting a presentation. > > BUT: > - With openoffice 2.02 impress I don't know how to switch to full screen > before starting the presentation (Ctrl+Shift+j no longer works). > - with acroread 7 sometimes it happens that the acroread windows vanishes > completly after switching to or from full screen mode. One can fiddle > around with this by changing zoom or maximizing the window, but this does > not work allways, which is very nasty at least during an important > presentation. > > Does someone knows a solution? > > Switching to kde is one, but I would not prefer such a solution. > Would it be possible to find out which functionality kde provides and fvwm > does not and just provide this in fvwm? > > Unfortunatly a this time I can't see any substitute for acroread 7, xpdf is > good but not allways good enough and it can't switch back from fullscreen > mode. > A presentation tool which can handle power point or word files better than > open office, I don't know. > > Therefore even if its not fvwm's fault, its a problem with fvwm. > > It would be nice if someone could help me > I use fvwm 2.5.12 (debian sarge) and 2.5.16 (debian unstable) > both with XFree 4.3. > > Harald
