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5 # DataType definitions for instance-based icons.
7 # (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 Hewlett-Packard Company
8 # (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 International Business Machines Corp.
9 # (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
10 # (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 Novell, Inc.
12 # $XConsortium: IconBrowse.dt.src /main/4 1996/04/23 20:23:49 drk $
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20 # WARNING: This file may be overwritten in subsequent installations of
21 # the Common Desktop Environment (CDE). Consequently, any system wide
22 # changes should be made to an equivalent database file in
23 # /etc/dt/types and not in this file.
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29 # The two data types in this file (BM and PM) enable "instance-based" icons
30 # for bitmap and pixmap files. That means that each icon file (.bm and .pm
31 # extensions) refer to themselves as their own icons. This is useful for
32 # browsing a folder of icons, because you don't have to open each file to
33 # see what it looks like -- the icon displays itself.
35 # To enable instance-based icons, copy this file into the .dt/types/
36 # subfolder in your home folder, then reload the action and data type
37 # database. (You can reload the action and data type database by logging out
38 # and back in, or by executing the ReloadApps action in the DtTools
39 # folder of the Application Manager)
41 # NOTE: Because of the additional work required to read and display custom
42 # icons, File Manager may run slower with these data types enabled.
44 # To return to the default icons for these data types, remove this file from
45 # your personal .dt/types/ subfolder, then reload the action and data type
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62 INSTANCE_ICON %dir%/%name%
63 DESCRIPTION This is a file containing data in the X11 bitmap \
64 format. Its data type is named BM. BM files have \
65 names ending with '.bm' or '.xbm'.
70 DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME BM
76 DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME BM
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104 INSTANCE_ICON %dir%/%name%
105 DESCRIPTION This is a pixmap file containing a multicolor image. \
106 Its data type is named PM. PM files have names \
107 ending with '.pm' or '.xpm', or have the characters \
108 "! XPM2" in their contents.
113 DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME PM
119 DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME PM
137 # ######################## EOF ############################################