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April 27th, 2004
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 Preference Box To Small The preferences box is to small and I can't click " Ok " or any buttons like that to save my preferences. http://www.clandsc.com/images/problem.bmp http://www.clandsc.com/images/problem.JPG ( For those who have modem and can't wait for a 800K image to load ) |
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April 27th, 2004
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| Darn, I thought we had licked this one... Could you go to the 'Bug Report' option, choose 'View Example' and copy the first few lines (everything up to the java.lang....) and paste them here? Thanks. |
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April 27th, 2004
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| I don't think anything changed between 3.9.3 & 3.9.6 with regards to the Options... so if it was broke then, it's probably broke now (unless some miracle fixed it). We'll see if we can duplicate this behaviour to fix it. Which theme were you using? (And does changing themes fix it?) |
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April 27th, 2004
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| I was using Default, for Default and Classic, you can see the very very very top of the buttons ( You can see them in Images ) Windows Theme zooms everything and the buttons aren't ever in sight, Black Theme zooms out and I can see all the buttons. Screenshots of those if you want. |
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April 29th, 2004
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| Hi strodeath -- I tried to reproduce with the current version (on XP with Java 1.3.1_10) but was unable to. Did 3.9.7 fix the problem by chance? (If not, I'll see about making the window resizable and/or making the close button on the top left ask if you want to save.) |
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April 30th, 2004
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| Could you provide the OS locale you use? (I mean the precise OS version and localization, for example Windows XP Home Thai Version). This is not visible in your bug report... I know that a Thai version of Windows uses higher fonts by default at the same point size, because of the specific tall layout of Thai characters, even if the text displayed is only in English. It would be interesting to have the full system properties reported by Java and displayed in the "Generate Bug Report" menu item. Did you try also with the Windows theme? Which theme are affected? Some themes will work only on Windows with fonts made for the Latin, Greek or Cyrillic scripts, as they use Arial or Verdana. Some themes are built with a reference to the internationalizable "Dialog" font which can display almost all modern scripts, usign a collection of fonts specific to your OS. Java expects to find a few core fonts installed on your system, as they are part of the standard instalaltion of this OS: For example: - "Arial, Times New Roman, Courrier New" for locales based on Latin/Greek/Cyrillic/Arabic, - "David" for Hebrew - "Symbol" in all locales Java also provides its own "Lucida Sans Regular" font for better support of Thai. If you have customized your "font.properties" files in "%JAVA_HOME%\lib", it may also produce such behavior, if this file is not customized properly. Normally the JRE that is bundled with the International version of LimeWire should have the correct default settings for international fonts. However Java can use specialized versions of this file which are also stored in the "%JAVA_HOME%\lib" directory. I really suspect that what you experiment is casued by improper installation of Windows core fonts on your system (may be these fonts are altered) or by bad editing of the "font.properties" file, which you could restore to its default by reinstalling Java. Note finally that the JRE version 1.3.1 is now outdated by Sun and no longer supported (it is in the end of life cycle). Upgrading to Java 1.4 is recommanded. LimeWire works also fine with the new JRE (most tests are performed today with this newer version, and LimeWire is also tested with the newly published Java 1.5 Beta1, which has an even better support for international scripts). However Java 1.5 will use a new format for its "font.properties" file, which no longer depends on OS locales, but only on OS versions: there's one file for Windows 98, one for Me, one for NT/2000/XP, and these files are tuned to support all scripts simultaneously. Hopes this helps.
__________________ LimeWire is international. Help translate LimeWire to your own language. Visit: http://www.limewire.org/translate.shtml Last edited by verdyp; April 30th, 2004 at 10:57 AM. |
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May 25th, 2004
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| Re: Preference Box Too Small I have ALWAYS had to manually re-size the Tools/Options dialog box to see the Apply, OK and Cancel buttons in all LimeWire versions I have used on Mandrake Linux in the last two years. I am currently using Limewire 4.0.4 Pro on Mandrake 10.0 Official and I still have the problem. |
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