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130 Prism User ~ Guide 130 -o Prism User Guide 8.3 Sending Electronic Mail about Prism You can send electronic mail about Prism to Thinking Machines Corporation. We encourage you to write us and let us know what is wrong (or right!) with Prism, or to get an answer to a question. From the menu bar: Choose the Email selection from the Utilities menu. From the command window: Issue the email command on the command line. In each case, Prism displays a window containing an editor. The edit buffer contains the last few Prism error messages, along with instructions on how to send the contents of the buffer - basically, you just save the buffer in the usual way before quitting the editor; the mail is sent automatically. Simply quit the editor if you decide not to send us mail. You can use the Customize utility to determine which editor Prism displays; see Section 9.3.2. We put the last few error messages into the buffer as a convenience, in case you are sending us information about a possible bug. Feel free to add more information, or to delete the error messages and write us about something else entirely. If you want to talk about Prism more informally with other users, we encourage you to join the prism-talkethink. com mailing list, as described below. 8.4 The Prism Mailing List Thinking Machines maintains a mailing list, prism-talkethink. corn, where Prism users can discuss how to get the most out of the Prism programming environment. If you have comments, questions, or insights about Prism, we urge you to join this list and share them with others. Prism developers may monitor this list and, at their discretion, participate in discussions, but they are not obligated to do so. For this reason, bug reports should not be sent to this list. If you want to ensure a prompt, official response to your mail, use the Prism Email feature, or contact your Applications Engineer or Thinldking Machines' Customer Support group directly. To join this list, simply send e-mail to prism-talk-requestOthink. com. Version 1.2, March 1993 Copyright 0 1993 Thinking Machines Corporation
, Chapter 9 Customizing Prism -~~~~il I. II- . . ..... I:: -' : .......... I. II - . . ... . .......................... This chapter discusses ways in which you can change various aspects of Prism's appearance and the way Prism operates. To learn: · How to use the tear-off region, see Section 9.1, below. · How to set up alternative names for commands and variables, see Section 9.2. * How to change Prism defaults by using the Customize utility, see Section 9.3. * How to change Prism defaults in your X resource database, see Section 9.4. * How to initialize Prism, see Section 9.5. 9.1 Using the Tear-Off Region You can place frequently used menu selections and commands in the tear-off region below the menu bar, in the tear-off region, they become buttons that you can click on to execute them. Figure 41 shows the buttons that are there by default. ILo Runl j PRit.. Contnuel tep e Inte rruptlU Dow 10 Collecilon - --i Version 1.2, March 1993 Copyright O 1993 Thinking Machines Corporation 131 Figure 41. The tear-off region.
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