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                 Anthony's X Icon Library (version 1.5)
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                      Using Icon Through Resources
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This file contains a set of example resource settings for Xterm windows to
various machines here at Griffith University (Australia).  These should be
changed to suit your local machines.

  The xterm client is assumed to have been started with either the `xon',
`xrlogin' or `xrsh' shell scripts. These scripts start the xterm window
with the resource name of ``xterm-<machine_name>'' (See below).

If this is not the case, then you will need to either :-
     1/ Use the TWM `f.identify' function to figure out the resource name
        used ( if any ).
 or  2/ Move the icon settings into your .twmrc file to set the icons
        through its window title name matching ability (if any).

  The reason I use the following resources is that I can insert them into
a global resource file that all users read in via the `xrdb' program.
This insures that any new machines can be given an icon without need to
notify the users (who are typically not experts in X windows).

This is the original reason for the standard sized icons.

  Also in this file are resource settings for clients which MUST have
icons given to them as resource settings. That is, these clients must NOT
have their icons forced onto them by the TWM window manager. The main
reason for this is that the client modifies its icon as a status indicator
to the user. The window manager would thus just get in the way if it
forced a icon onto these application clients.

  While most applications do provide a user definable resource for the
icon they are to use, some applications hardcode the icon into the
application, and provide no alturnative means of changing the default
icon.  The Icons for these applications must have the icon forced onto
them by the window manager to have it changed. For this reason almost all
the application icons are set in the .twmrc file instead of by resource.
See the ``README.twm'' file for the example application icon settings.

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! Example Icon resource settings to use `standard sized' icons from
!               `` Anthony's Icon Library Collection ''
!
!
! Specialized xterm usage icons (twm menu, or alias executed)
!
Console.iconPixmap:             std/terminal.xbm
News.iconPixmap:                std/news.xbm
Archie.iconPixmap:              std/archie.xbm
XMailEd.iconPixmap:             std/scroll.xbm
xterm-library.iconPixmap:       std/library.xbm
!
! Local machine xterm icons (xrlogin)
! This is an example only use as required
!
xterm-kurango.iconPixmap:       std/kurango.xbm
xterm-dragon.iconPixmap:        std/dragon.xbm
xterm-marbar.iconPixmap:        std/marbar.xbm
!
! Icons that should be set by resource only (not by twm)
! All others should be set by twm to force icon to be used
!
XTerm.iconPixmap:               std/terminal.xbm
Xarchie.busyIcon:               std/archie-busy.xbm
Xarchie.defaultIcon:            std/archie.xbm
!
XBiff*geometry:                 70x70
XBiff*shapeWindow:              true
XBiff*flip:                     false
XBiff*fullPixmap:               mail/MailFull.xbm
XBiff*fullPixmapMask:           mail/MailFull_mask.xbm
XBiff*emptyPixmap:              mail/MailBox.xbm
XBiff*emptyPixmapMask:          mail/MailBox_mask.xbm
!
! XMail requires some special resource settings
!XMail.icon*geometry:           64x64
!XMail.icon*noMailFlag:         mail/mailbarrel.xbm
!XMail.icon*mailFlag:           mail/mailbarrel.full.xbm
!
! NOTE: Xman should also have the following resource set to reduce
! the length of the icon name (which is overly long).
Xman.manualBrowser.iconName:    Manual
!
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  Anthony Thyssen - (SysProg @ Griffith University)     anthony@cit.gu.edu.au
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