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- .\" $XConsortium: dtstyle.man /main/2 1995/07/17 10:51:43 drk $
- .TH DTSTYLE 1X
- .ds ]W HP DT 3.0
- .SH NAME
- \fBdtstyle - HP DT Style Manager.\fP
- .sp 1
- .SH SYNOPSIS
- .B dtstyle
- .sp 1
- .SH DESCRIPTION
- \fIDtstyle\fP is the HP DT Style Manager application that provides
- an interactive method of customizing the visual elements and system behavior
- of HP DT. The Style Manager buttons represent customization tasks
- for the following:
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBColor\fP"
- Select workspace colors and palettes.
- .IP "\fBFonts\fP"
- Select application font sizes.
- .IP "\fBBackdrop\fP"
- Select workspace backdrop patterns.
- .IP "\fBKeyboard\fP"
- Set key click volume or character repeat capability.
- .IP "\fBMouse\fP"
- Change mouse button order, double-click speed, pointer
- acceleration or pointer movement threshold.
- .IP "\fBAudio\fP"
- Change the beeper volume, tone, or duration.
- .IP "\fBScreen\fP"
- Choose the number of minutes before your screen times out or
- whether or not your screen is covered and locked at time out.
- .IP "\fBWindow\fP"
- Specify how a window acquires focus, if the window raises when it
- receives focus, or where window icons are placed.
- .IP "\fBStartup\fP"
- Specify how your session begins and ends.
- .sp 1
- .SH STYLE MANAGER SPECIFIC RESOURCES
- The following resources control the appearance and behavior of
- \fIStyle Manager\fP.
- .sp 1
- .TS
- center;
- cB sss
- lB lB lB lB
- l l l l.
- Style Manager Resources
- Name Class Type Default
- _
- componentList ComponentList string see below*
- paletteDirectories PaletteDirectories string NULL
- writeXrdbImmediate WriteXrdbImmeidate Boolean true
- .TE
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBcomponentList\fP"
- Specifies the Style Manager components with a list of component keywords
- separated by spaces. Valid component keywords include:
- Color, Font, Backdrop, Keybaord, Mouse, Audio, Screen, Dtwm, and Startup.
- The default componentList value is: Color Font Backdrop Keyboard Mouse Audio
- Screen Dtwm Startup.
- The componentList resource for a Dtlite session is: Color Backdrop
- Font Dtwm.
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBpaletteDirectories\fP"
- Specifies a list of the directories (separated by spaces) where additional
- color palettes are located.
- These palette files are used to generate the list of color
- palettes that a user may select from in the Color dialog.
- In addition to this list palettes are also searched for in
- /usr/dt/palettes and $HOME/.dt/palettes.
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBwriteXrdbImmediate\fP"
- Controls when new font size or new mouse double-click time resources are
- used. If True, new resources are used when new clients start. If False,
- new resources are used at the next session (after logout, with "Resume
- Current Session" selected in the Startup dialog, and login).
- .sp 3
- .SH "COLOR AND BACKDROP RESOURCES: GLOBAL TO HP DT"
- The following resources are used by more than one HP DT component.
- The syntax for specifying global resources is:
- .EX
- \fB*\fIresource_id\fR
- .EE
- .sp 1
- .TS
- center;
- cB sss
- lB lB lB lB
- l l l l.
- Color and Backdrop Resources: Global
- Name Class Type Default
- _
- backdropDirectory BackdropDirectory string /usr/dt/icons/Dtbackdrops
- colorUse ColorUse int dynamic*
- dynamicColor DynamicColor Boolean true
- foregroundColor ForegroundColor int dynamic*
- shadowPixmaps ShadowPixmaps int dynamic*
- writeXrdbColors WriteXrdbColors Boolean true
- .TE
- .ps 7
- \h'50p'*The display type determines default.
- .ps
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBbackdropDirectory\fP"
- Specifies the directory location for the backdrops listed
- in the backdrop dialog. This resource is also used
- by dtwm.
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBcolorUse\fP"
- Specifies the number of colors to use for the user interface.
- The default value for this resource is determined by querying
- the X server for the number of color cells on the system.
- Valid values are:
- .RS
- .IP \(bu 3
- \fBB_W\fP \(em Specifies a black and white system.
- The color palettes use only Black and Whte (color cells 0 and 1) and
- icons are displayed as bitonal images.
- In this configuration four color palettes are available:
- Black, White, BlackWhite and WhiteBlack.
- These palettes do not dynamically change. To change a palette,
- the HP Dt session must be restarted.
- This resource value forces \fBshadowPixmaps\fP to True, and
- \fBforegroundColor\fP to either black or white depending on the palette
- chosen.
- .IP \(bu 3
- \fBLOW_COLOR\fP \(em Specifies a low color system.
- The color palettes use 2 color sets and icons are displayed as bitonal
- images.
- The number of color cells can be further reduced by using the resources
- \fBshadowPixmaps\fP and \fBforegroundColor\fP.
- .IP \(bu 3
- \fBMEDIUM_COLOR\fP \(em Specifies a medium color system.
- The color palettes use 4 color sets and icons are displayed as bitonal
- images.
- The number of color cells can be further reduced by using the resources
- \fBshadowPixmaps\fP and \fBforegroundColor\fP.
- .IP \(bu 3
- \fBHIGH_COLOR\fP \(em Specifies a high color system.
- The color palettes use 8 color sets and icons are displayed as
- multi-color images.
- The number of color cells can be reduced by using the resources
- \fBshadowPixmaps\fP and \fBforegroundColor\fP.
- .RE
- .sp 1
- .TS
- center;
- RC
- cB| Bc.
- planes ColorUse
- _
- 2-3 B_W
- 4 LOW_COLOR
- 6 MEDIUM_COLOR
- 8+ HIGH_COLOR
- .TE
- .sp 1
- .IP "\fBdynamicColor\fP"
- This resource can have values of True or False. \fBdynamicColor\fP is
- used to reduce the number of color cells being used. Once a palette has
- been selected and it is not likely to be changed, \fBdynamicColor\fP can
- be set to False.
- If set to False colors cannot be dynamically changed using the DT
- style manager. A selected
- palette will take effect the next session.
- The next time the session comes up, the color server uses Read Only
- color cells that can be shared by all clients, thus reducing
- the number of color cells used.
- .IP "\fBforegroundColor\fP"
- This resource can have values of White, Black or Dynamic.
- \fBforegroundColor\fP causes all text (foreground) to use either pixel 0
- or 1 (Black
- or White) or to have a color cell dedicated to foreground that changes in
- response to the background color (Dynamic) for each ColorSet.
- If set to White or Black, the number of color cells used per ColorSet is
- reduced by 1.
- .IP "\fBshadowPixmaps\fP"
- For color systems, this resource can have a value of True or False.
- If True, \fBtopShadowColor\fP and \fBbottomShadowColor\fP use the same
- pixel as background and \fBtopShadowPixmap\fP and
- \fBbottomShadowPixmap\fP are specified
- instead of solid color to create the 3D look.
- This reduces the number of color cells per ColorSet by 2.
- \fBshadowPixmaps\fP defaults to True for systems with 4 or less color planes
- (16 or less color cells),
- and False for systems with more than 4 color planes.
- .IP "\fBwriteXrdbColors\fP"
- This resource should only be used if you are running non HP Motif 1.1 clients
- that have color schemes that conflict with HP DT colors. This has no
- impact on clients linked with the Motif 1.1 library. This resource
- specifies whether color resource information should be written out.
- If set to False, \fBbackground\fP and \fBforeground\fP resources are not
- written out with the values of the current palette. This means that
- non HP Motif 1.1 clients do not get HP DT colors when they are started.
- The default value is True.
- .RE
- .sp 1
- .SH "COLOR RESOURCES: CLIENT SPECIFIC"
- The following resources are specified on a per client bases.
- The syntax for specifying client-specific resources is
- .EX
- \fB\fIclient_name_or_class\fB*\fIresource_id\fR
- .EE
- .sp 1
- .TS
- center;
- cB sss
- lB lB lB lB
- l l l l.
- Color Resource Set: Client Specific
- Name Class Type Default
- _
- primaryColorSetId PrimaryColorSetId int 3
- secondaryColorSetId SecondaryColorSetId int 4
- .TE
- .sp 1
- .RS
- .IP "\fBprimaryColorSetId\fP"
- This resource specifies the primary color for an application.
- The primary color is used for the main background areas of the application
- and all children of the main area.
- The value of this resource is a number from one to eight that represents
- a specific color set in a palette.
- .IP "\fBsecondaryColorSetId\fP"
- This resource specifies the secondary color for an application.
- The secondary color is used for the menubar and all menus and dialogs
- of the application.
- This allows dialogs on the screen to be visually associated with its parent
- application by matching the dialog color to the menubar.
- The value of this resource is a number from one to eight that represents
- a specific color set in a palette.
- .RE
- .sp 1
- .SH "COLOR RESOURCES: DTWM SPECIFIC"
- The following are Dtwm-specific resources.
- .sp 1
- .TS
- center;
- cB sss
- lB lB lB lB
- l l l l.
- Color Resource Set: Dtwm specific
- Name Class Type Default
- _
- activeColorSetId ActiveColorSetId int 1
- inactiveColorSetId InactiveColorSetId int 2
- .TE
- .sp 1
- .RS
- .IP "\fBactiveColorSetId\fP"
- Specifies the active frame color for \fIdtwm\fP. The value
- of this resource is a number from one to eight, which represents a specific
- color set in a palette.
- .IP "\fBinactiveColorSetId\fP"
- Specifies the inactive frame color for \fIdtwm\fP. The value
- of this resource is a number from one to eight, which represents a specific
- color set in a palette.
- .RE
- .sp2
- .TS
- center;
- cB sss
- lB lB lB lB
- l l l l.
- Font Resource Set
- Name Class Type Default
- _
- numFonts NumFonts int 7
- systemFont1 SystemFont1 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-medium-r-normal--13-100-72-72-p-75-hp-roman8
- systemFont2 SystemFont2 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-medium-r-normal--14-90-85-85-p-81-hp-roman8
- systemFont3 SystemFont3 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-bold-r-normal--16-120-72-72-p-94-hp-roman8
- systemFont4 SystemFont4 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-bold-r-normal--17-140-85-85-p-100-hp-roman8
- systemFont5 SystemFont5 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-medium-r-normal--19-140-85-85-p-110-hp-roman8
- systemFont6 SystemFont6 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-medium-r-normal--23-196-85-85-p-133-hp-roman8
- systemFont7 SystemFont7 FontList -bitstream-swiss*742-medium-r-normal--26-171-110-110-p-150-hp-roman8
- userFont1 UserFont1 FontList -adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--10-100-75-75-m-60-hp-roman8
- userFont2 UserFont2 FontList -adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-m-70-hp-roman8
- userFont3 UserFont3 FontList -bitstream-prestige-medium-r-normal--16-120-72-72-m-80-hp-roman8
- userFont4 UserFont4 FontList -bitstream-prestige-medium-r-normal--17-128-72-72-m-90-hp-roman8
- userFont5 UserFont5 FontList -bitstream-prestige-medium-r-normal--19-160-72-72-m-110-hp-roman8
- userFont6 UserFont6 FontList -bitstream-prestige-medium-r-normal--23-179-85-85-m-120-hp-roman8
- userFont7 UserFont7 FontList -bitstream-prestige-medium-r-normal--26-171-110-110-m-140-hp-roman8
- .TE
- .sp 1
- .RS
- .IP "\fBnumFonts\fP"
- Specifies the number of System/User Font pairs presented in the Font dialog.
- .IP "\fBsystemFont[1-7]\fP"
- Specifies a SystemFont for a particular font size that can be selected in
- the Font dialog.
- .IP "\fBuserFont[1-7]\fP"
- Specifies a UserFont for a particular font size that can be selected in
- the Font dialog.
- .RE
- .sp1
- .SH COPYRIGHT
- Copyright 1990 Hewlett-Packard Company.
- .sp1
- .SH ORIGIN
- Hewlett-Packard Company UTD-CV.
- .sp 1
- .SH SEE ALSO
- \fBX(1)\fP, \fBdtsession(1X)\fP, \fBdtwm(1X)\fP.
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