- How do I ... ?
	Read the configuration files (Library/WindowMaker/*)
	Read wconfig.h
	Read the README file
	Read the documentation in Documentation/
	Read the INSTALL file
	Read this file	
	
	Then, AND ONLY THEN, send me or the mailing list e-mail 
	asking about it.
	
	To subscribe to the WindowMaker mailing list, send a message
	containing the word subscribe to wmaker-request@eosys.com
	
- Netscape is not refreshed correctly. 
	This problem is not specific to WindowMaker. I noted this problem
	with AfterStep, fvwm2 and olwm. It's probably something with Netscape
	or XFree86. Note that this only happens when a menu or icon is
	laying over the affected window. 
Fix:
	- Don't place menus over Netscape. 
	- Turn UseSaveUnders off.

- How can I dock Netscape (or whatever?)
	Not all applications can be docked by drag and drop, but
	some of these can be docked by hand with the dockapp utility.
	Run the util/dockapp script. For netscape, you should run it
	as:
	dockapp Navigator Netscape netscape

	Some apps like Gimp can't be docked at all. You can try asking
	the maintainer (the apps' not me) to add session management
	support to gtk...

- Why some apps, like Netscape, can't be docked like others? 
	WindowMaker relies on some window properties in the apps.
	These tell what windows belong to a single instance of an
	app, how the app must be started (the command line) and 
	the application specific identification of the type of
	window (class and instance). You can see if these are supported
	by the application by running xprop on the window. The following
	properties must appear:
	* WM_CLASS(STRING):

	* WM_CLIENT_LEADER(WINDOW):
		OR
	  WM_HINTS(WM_HINTS):
		window id # of group leader:

	* WM_COMMAND(STRING):

	In summary, the app must support session management.

	
- How do I dock asclock?
	1. patch and build asclock	
	2. run asclock -shape
	3. dock asclock by drag and drop
	4. double click on the back of the asclock icon with the 3rd mouse 
		button. A little dot will appear on the top-right corner.


- What are the 3 dots on the dock buttons?
	They indicate the app is not running. As soon as you
	double click on the button and launch the app, the
	dots will disappear.
	
- But they don't disappear when I launch netscape/ghostscript/etc!!!
	The dots will not disappear for apps that can't be docked
	in the normal way. There's no elegant way to fix this.


