Filename on Windows Icon

[Brian K. White]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "bob brown" <proax9 at optonline.net>
To: <filepro-list at lists.celestial.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 11:07 PM
Subject: Filename on Windows Icon


> Is there a way to show the Filename that is open, instead of "Filepro", on
> window's icons (Version 4.8 FilePro).
>
> This way when more than one instance is running on a single PC- you can 
> tell
> which one is open to which file?

ooh bummer, more unix-only goodies...
Well this doesn't help you we do that easy on unix with a single line like 
this in @once

system noredraw "wtitle Customer File"


wtitle is a shell script that has:

THF=false
[ -n "$FACETTYPE" ] && { echo "\033[4]$@\r\c" ; THF=true ; }
[ -n "$ANZIO" ] && { echo "\034 title $@ \035" ; THF=true ; }
$THF || echo "\033]2;$@\007\c"


It detects facetwin and anzio, and barring one of those it falls back to 
using the xterm sequence which often works (works on putty).

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