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[David Nagy <question631092@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #631092 on Xpad changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/xpad/+question/631092

    Status: Needs information => Solved

David Nagy confirmed that the question is solved:
Hi, Arthur!

Yes, and to isolate which of the files in ~/.config/xpad was causing the
problem, I moved them one-by-one, trying to start Xpad after each move,
and found that a file called 'default-style' was the culprit.  When
removed, Xpad is running fine.

Here's the content of 'default-style':

decorations 1
height 200
width 200
confirm_destroy 1
edit_lock 0
sticky_on_start 0
tray_enabled 1
tray_click_configuration 1
back rgb(255,238,153)
use_back 1
text rgb(0,0,0)
use_text 1
fontname Sans 9
toolbar 1
auto_hide_toolbar 1
scrollbar 1
buttons New, Delete, Close, Properties, Undo
autostart_wait_systray 1
autostart_delay 0
autostart_new_pad 0
autostart_display_pads 1

If there's anything else I can provide to help solve whatever was
causing the Xpad failure when this file was in the directory, please
notify me.

Dave Nagy

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