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Offline punkyclownTopic starter

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Mui is wonky
« on: March 10, 2017, 03:16:00 AM »
Hi all, can anyone tell me why my MUI is so wonky. When I open it up the type is so small I can not even see what is what.  Then I go in and adjust the fonts, but when I change to the next theme, like from "Button" to "Windows" it forgets the last setting and it's like I am starting all over again. I never get to where anything is satisfactory.
Isn't there some sort of config file I can just drop in and have it come up correctly?
Amy help will be appreciated.
Thanks, Brad Hansen
 

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Re: Mui is wonky
« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2017, 10:44:36 PM »
Hi all (Mike),  I went away from this trying to do it on my own.   but I am still in MUI hell.
Nothing looks like it should when I am using any program that needs to use it.  Right now Yam
is completely unreadable.  Question, does  nen need  t ohave a reqistered copy to run it correctly?
 Is it still possible to reqister the softwar?  Is there  a config file that you can just plug in.  Here's my
issue right now.  I go in and change all th e font settings so everything is readable.  But as soon as I
go out and then back it is all unreadable again.  Any suggestions woul d  be apprecited.
thanks to all,  Brad Hansen.
 

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Re: Mui is wonky
« Reply #2 on: April 10, 2017, 02:37:45 AM »
Hello All,  Well all I can say is thanks for all the input.  I went back and re-installed MUI 3.8.  Guess
somewhere along the line I picked up a different install.  Now everything is visable and working
and looking like it should.  Honestly I am running OS 3.9 on a raspberry Pi with Amibian and displaying
Picasso96 and it is a real kick (except for the MUI). I recommend it for every one. Now don't get me
wrong.  I love my A1200 and use it constantly. But being able to run an Amiga system with 16 or 32 bit
graphics.  Very fast and super responsive is FUN. Not everything works as you might expect or hope
and it opens a whole different can of worms (which I won't bore you with) but it is fun.