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From: "MACIEJ GORNY" <GORN4907@mars.rowan.edu>
Organization: Rowan College of NJ
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Date: Sat, 17 Sep 1994 19:45:36 EST
Subject: WTitle mess
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I use ASLFileRequest to get a file, then I assign whatever it returns
(a file with its path) to a string variable and try to use WTitle to
change window's title to display that file:
WTitle filepath$,"my screens name"
The screen's and window's titles get somehow screwd up after the next
window event it would seem. It contains some random strings, from
file requester, or etc...
It looks like there is a some string memory conflict, or something
like that.
Does anybody know how WTitle works? (Acid Software?) And under what
