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Re: ResHacked cygwin setup?


On Fri, 16 Apr 2004, Joe Buehler wrote:

> Christopher Faylor wrote:
>
> > I've been advocating just releasing the current snapshot as is, although
> > it would also be nice to fix the pcre0 dependency problem.
>
> How about putting up a version of the current setup that has been modified
> with ResHacker to use larger panels?  I suppose there could be two versions,
> for those who have small displays.  This is what I personally use for Cygwin
> setup.

This was the initial proposal, before resizability was implemented.  IMO,
resizable setup is better, if you're careful (i.e., don't resize the
panels to be smaller than the standard size; in fact, only use "Maximize"
on the chooser screen, and "Restore" back to the original size for
others).

> I presume it would be fairly easy to just recompile from source and change
> the panel sizes that way also.  Though that may not be a good thing to
> assume...

Sure, but pretty much everything in the dialogs will need to be changed --
not just the size, but also the positions of each widget.  Not impossible,
but tedious, and pretty useless with general resizability available.
	Igor
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