Re: [ns] Links & NAM

[Raju Mansukhlal Shah <rshah@seas.gwu.edu>]

John,

I was able to finally get it to work by changing the -S flag to COLOR.  I
was using UP before and the lines would just come up black - so now
instead of UP i have COLOR (just trying to indicate that I didn't have an
UP line followed by a COLOR line).  Everything else (ie the lack of
rgb.txt) seemed to work itself out.

Was the intention for the color flag to be ignored when the -S was UP?

raju


On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, John Mehringer wrote:

> Windows lacks the rgb.txt database found in X Windows. Try using
> hexadecimal color codes.
>
> For example, black is "#000000", Red is "#FF0000", Green is "#00FF00",
> etc...
>
> Raju Mansukhlal Shah wrote:
> >
> > hello,
> >
> > I was playing around with using the links 'l' in nam and have found that
> > even when i change the color to other standard names (like red, blue,
> > green) that the link is still black - is this a problem in just the
> > windows version?
> >
> > raju
>