Wordworth 7

[Karlos]

how do I change the tooltype to PICASSO=TRUE?

In the icon properties window, there should be two tabs. One for the icon and one for the file. Select the icon properties tab.

There should be a text area with the label "tooltypes:". If there is no entry for PICASSO in that list, then type it in, exactly as specified above.

If there is but it is set to something other than true, change it to true. If the entry has brackets around it, remove the brackets as putting any tooltype item in brackets basically removes it from the list as far as the system is concerned.

Once you've added/edited (as required) this tooltype, click save.

[Karlos]

Hi again
I have been in the tooltype and removed the brackets from PICASSO=TRUE and saved but the grim reaper is stlll there.

Have you tried matthey's suggestion above?

If nothing else works, you might try disabling JIT support for this application via prefs/compatibility. Adding an application to the JIT blacklist should be a last resort though as it isn't often required and performance will suffer noticeably.

[Karlos]

Actually, this aw.net thread may help you out...

[Karlos]

The above aw.net thread seems to suggest that it fails when trying to open it's own screen, but works when running on Workbench directly.

There is no tooltype called RTG. I was just saying that the name RTG would have been clearer than PICASSO

You're not wrong. My main 3.x machine uses CGX 4 for a start