rs2@houxu.UUCP (Robert Switzer) (01/20/86)
<> I am having problems with my phone manager. If I select the Telephone entry in my Office window, nothing happens except the working Icon flashes briefly and then disappears. However, if I point at the "DATA 1" field on my screen (obviously while logged in) I get into the telephone call screen as normal as can do what I wish. All of this worked this morning before I started poking around in the /etc /usr/bin and other directories. The question is, what should I look at to find/fix this problem? When I point to the telephone entry in my Office window, what actually executes (or is supposed to execute)? Correlated to this, what actually happens when I point to the telephone field (e.g. DATA 1) and press button 1 so that I can start looking at what is wrong? Thanks for any help and/or suggestions. Sincerely, Robert Switzer -- Robert Switzer - AT&T Information Systems Rm 2J208, x7281 Holmdel, NJ
stevet@ihuxl.UUCP (Turpin) (01/23/86)
> <> > I am having problems with my phone manager. > If I select the Telephone entry in my Office window, > nothing happens except the working Icon flashes briefly and > then disappears. However, if I point at the "DATA 1" field > on my screen (obviously while logged in) I get into the telephone > call screen as normal as can do what I wish. All of this worked > this morning before I started poking around in the /etc /usr/bin > and other directories. The question is, what should I look at to > find/fix this problem? When I point to the telephone entry in my > Office window, what actually executes (or is supposed to execute)? > Correlated to this, what actually happens when I point to the telephone > field (e.g. DATA 1) and press button 1 so that I can start looking at > what is wrong? > Thanks for any help and/or suggestions. > Sincerely, > Robert Switzer > -- > Robert Switzer - AT&T Information Systems > Rm 2J208, x7281 Holmdel, NJ You might look at /usr/bin/Phones.sh for clues to what is happening when you access the phone manager. There is also a .phdir file in your home directory that may have gotten hosed up. Make sure you didn't change your PATH or permissions on these files.