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From: Todd Ruth <truth@WEBER.UCSD.EDU>
Subject:      bitmap in 640x480
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Status: RO

I tend to have more problems than solutions, but here's something that
might save some people some time in editres:

*form.point.vertDistance: -287
*form.point.horizDistance: 130
*form.curve.horizDistance: 130
*form.line.horizDistance: 130
*form.rectangle.horizDistance: 130
*form.filledRectangle.horizDistance: 130
*form.circle.horizDistance: 130
*form.filledCircle.horizDistance: 130
*form.floodFill.horizDistance: 130
*form.setHotSpot.horizDistance: 130
*form.clearHotSpot.horizDistance: 130
*form.undo.horizDistance: 130

Add that stuff to your Bitmap file in /usr/X11/lib/app* if you're using
X in 640x480.  It changes bitmap from being tall and narrow to being
short and wide.  My card is an old Paradise 1024, so I can't go higher
than 640x480 in color.  I added those lines to my Bitmap-color file.
I had to manually tell it to include the color file ifdef COLOR though
because xrdb always tells me "-:cannot open" or some such.  Anybody
else ever gotten that?  How can something not be able to open standard
input?  Oh, well.  Hope you find it useful.

                        - Todd Ruth
                        truth@ucsd.edu


