The "[XSETUP]" Section of the ini-file

The "[XSETUP]" section of the ini-file may have the following entry lines you can customize for particular needs and applications. These settings are absent in the XSettings dialog box.

On how to port XServer's settings (i.e., the "[XSETUP]" section of the ini-file) onto other PCs, see subsection Exporting XServer's Settings During Installation in section Running Setup in chapter Installing WinaXe Plus.

ConnectXWClipboards=p

This option specifies the mode of connection between MS Windows Clipboard and a current X Selection.

Three of the least significant bits in p specify one of three main kinds of auto-copying:

• bit e1=1 enables copying from MS Windows Clipboard to X Selection;
  
  
• bit e2=1 enables copying from X Selection to MS Windows Clipboard;
  
  
• bit e3=1 makes copying from X Selection to MS Windows Clipboard when any window controlled by XServer loses its activity.

ILikeAIX=1

This option specifies the "old-style" keyboard mapping (like it was on the AIX X console, X-Terminals, etc.). This is the actual mode for some AIX X-Clients that work with fixed keyboard mapping only.

MiddleButtonTimeout=10

This option is used to set up the value for the 'MiddleButton wait timeout', in msec.

TrPW2=2

This option enables the TrPW2 mode in the Multiple mode for XServer.

In the TrPW2 mode, the local window manager provides usual behavior, but each top-level non-popup X window has a parent window controlled by the window manager.

UnlatchedCapsLock=1

This option toggles the actual CapsLock keyboard key to unlatched mode, i.e. XServer will consider the CapsLock key as a normal key (non-toggling).

This is the actual setting if you re-map the CapsLock key in the kmf-file (say, interchanging the CapsLock and LeftControl keys, that is popular among some users on SUN machines).

Use_8_3_fonts_alias_file=1

This option specifies for XServer to use the standard fonts.alias file name.

Historically, XServer uses the fonts.ali name to list font aliases in the file.

This setting is useful when XServer uses a mounted font directory.

UseUsualSelect=1

This setting provides the "old-style" way of using the select WinSock API request.