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From: rutgers!mindlink.bc.ca!Alf_Cook (Alf Cook)
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Subject: LIGHTWAVE AND MULTITASKING


Bob
Thanks for the info but I did know about the cnt. cnt. alt. alt. key
sequence to get from the switcher to the workbench since before owning
my own Toaster and reading the manual.  Since this is the LW mailing list,
my questions were directed here to see if there was a way in which to exit
LW while rendering an animation.  As far as I can determine, you have to
quit rendering by using the Esc key just to get back to the switcher.  I
have since learned by another message that if you have another program
window open on the WB you can use the Amiga m key to get from the rendering
screen in LW back to the WB.  This explains why Rend 24 works since it has
its window on the WB window.  Same applies to opening a CLI window. Just
having another program running with its own window allows you to get there
[Afrom LW but not to the WB. You have to have a task running on the WB.
Disk windows or HD partition windows don't do the trick either. I hope
this does more to clarify what I was attempting to convey.