James, thank you again for your response:
> If it is not working for you then there is some other problem you have to
> solve.
> Are you using the CDE? Then you may have to log all the way out and back
> in again the get the Xdefaults to be read again, or you should do
> xrdb -merge Nvevents
> from your home directory.
Once again copying Nvevents to user directory do not work.
But I manuallycopied nvevents.correlationRule variable into $HOME/.Xdefauts
file for needed user and I set it to needed value, then I loged off and on
in graphical environment (CDE) and it worked. So my problem is solved.
Anyway, I made similar tests while changing same variable in $HOME/Nvevents
with no success. I'm not very skilled in X-windows: what does "xrdb -merge
file" do? Is this comparable to manually mentioned file content into
.Xdefaults?
> Wht operating system are you using? AIX? Solaris? What level?
AIX 4.3.3
Pozdrowienia/Regards
Bartlomiej Grenda
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IBM Poland, I/T Specialist
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