I'm stumpped!

17 October 2002, 20:36

I am new to this, what do I do to quit winuae to go back to windows without pressing alt+ctrl+delete?

RCK · 17 October 2002, 20:54

*read* the manual... or press F12.

andreas · 17 October 2002, 21:39

Quote:

Originally posted by artyboy
I am new to this, what do I do to quit winuae to go back to windows without pressing alt+ctrl+delete?

Even WinUAE has something in common with "ordinary" Windows applications.
Alt-F4.

Kodoichi · 17 October 2002, 21:43

Throw your monitor out of the window.

17 October 2002, 21:44

Thanks, i know about f12 but i want to quit uae alltogether without having to 'end task'

andreas · 17 October 2002, 21:48

I already wrote the solution ... see above

Dizzy · 17 October 2002, 22:05

I just push the big button

RCK · 17 October 2002, 22:26

nooo Kodoichi !!, please don't attach *the picture* or andreas will become again one EAB's berserker, noooooooooo

Kodoichi · 17 October 2002, 23:44

Quote:

Originally posted by RCK
nooo Kodoichi !!, please don't attach *the picture* or andreas will become again one EAB's berserker, noooooooooo

*Cursor over the post-button, finger is itching*

Drake1009 · 17 October 2002, 23:48

Well maybe placing the "Quit" button in the Misc tab is a bit of a strange place for it. I find I don't usually do much other than change disk options and controllers when I've first booted up an emulated Amiga. And I need to restart the program anyway if I need a different configuration. Maybe when you bring up the F12 menu it'd be possible to add a "quitting for dummies" button next to the ok and cancel buttons? Only GUI programming I've done is through the Java swing libraries which is a walk in the park. Of course I don't know how hard or easy it is to add a button in C or whatever it's programmed in, but there's some different setup for wether it's running or not running anyway so wouldn't it just be a question of changing it there?

Akira · 18 October 2002, 05:31

Bwahahahahaahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ian · 18 October 2002, 10:04

Confusing GUI > Advanced Emulator (WinUAE)

Easy to use GUI > Basic Emulator (WinFellow)

If WinFellow did the stuff WinUAE can manage these days I'm postitive the GUI would be far more confusing.

§ane · 18 October 2002, 13:51

Quote:

Originally posted by Drake1009
Maybe when you bring up the F12 menu it'd be possible to add a "quitting for dummies" button next to the ok and cancel buttons?

Like this in the attached screenshot?

Quote:

Only GUI programming I've done is through the Java swing libraries which is a walk in the park. Of course I don't know how hard or easy it is to add a button in C or whatever it's programmed in, but there's some different setup for wether it's running or not running anyway so wouldn't it just be a question of changing it there?

It involves calling CreateWindow() to create the button and subclassing the PropertySheet dialog window so as to receive button events and respond to some messages. The source if Toni wants to use it in WinUAE.

Akira · 18 October 2002, 20:49

How about pressing Alt-F4 and forget about all this complicated shite?

17 October 2002, 20:36	#1
artyboy Posts: n/a	I'm stumpped! I am new to this, what do I do to quit winuae to go back to windows without pressing alt+ctrl+delete?

17 October 2002, 21:44	#5
artyboy Posts: n/a	thanks but.. Thanks, i know about f12 but i want to quit uae alltogether without having to 'end task'

17 October 2002, 20:54	#2
RCK Administrator Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris / France Age: 34 Posts: 2,541	read the manual... or press F12.

17 October 2002, 21:43	#4
Kodoichi Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: I'm the smiling face on your TV, I exploit you still you love me Posts: 514	Throw your monitor out of the window.

17 October 2002, 21:48	#6
andreas Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Germany Age: 39 Posts: 5,858	I already wrote the solution ... see above

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Dizzy DEAD Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: . Posts: 3,399	I just push the big button

17 October 2002, 22:26	#8
RCK Administrator Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris / France Age: 34 Posts: 2,541	nooo Kodoichi !!, please don't attach the picture or andreas will become again one EAB's berserker, noooooooooo

17 October 2002, 23:48	#10
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	Well maybe placing the "Quit" button in the Misc tab is a bit of a strange place for it. I find I don't usually do much other than change disk options and controllers when I've first booted up an emulated Amiga. And I need to restart the program anyway if I need a different configuration. Maybe when you bring up the F12 menu it'd be possible to add a "quitting for dummies" button next to the ok and cancel buttons? Only GUI programming I've done is through the Java swing libraries which is a walk in the park. Of course I don't know how hard or easy it is to add a button in C or whatever it's programmed in, but there's some different setup for wether it's running or not running anyway so wouldn't it just be a question of changing it there?

18 October 2002, 05:31	#11
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,584	Bwahahahahaahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

18 October 2002, 10:04	#12
Ian HIGH FIVE!! Join Date: May 2001 Location: Derby Age: 35 Posts: 1,745	Confusing GUI > Advanced Emulator (WinUAE) Easy to use GUI > Basic Emulator (WinFellow) If WinFellow did the stuff WinUAE can manage these days I'm postitive the GUI would be far more confusing.

18 October 2002, 20:49	#14
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,584	How about pressing Alt-F4 and forget about all this complicated shite?

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