! Lines beginning with an exclamation point are comment lines.
!
! The hexadecimal values used in this file must be from the 
! FrameMaker character set, documented in the online manual:
! "Adobe FrameMaker Characters Sets."
! A hexadecimal value must be preceded by two backslashes.
!
! For more information about the resources in this file, 
! see the online manual:  "Customizing FrameMaker Products." 
!
! After you change resources in this file, 
! restart the FrameMaker product to see the effect of your changes.
!
! See Maker.<language> (for example, Maker.fr) for language-specific
! resources.
! 
! If you want to override language-specific resources 
! (such as ignore1CharWords) in this file, be sure to use
! a setting of the form:
! Maker.ignore1CharWords: no
! or
! Maker*ignore1CharWords: no
! in particular this next line would NOT work:
! *ignore1CharWords: no
! The setting in this file must be more tightly 'bound' (i.e. more specific)
! than the '*foo: bar' form used in the Maker.LANG file.

! BELL VOLUME

!	Bell volume for Maker.  (0-100)
!	This can only affect X servers that can set the bell volume.

Maker.bellVolume:		50


! X SERVER VENDOR RECOGNITION
!   This resource allows Maker to create a short name that
!   identifies the kind of X Server.  Currently this is used
!   as an extension to pick up the correct server-specific commands
!   file:  $FMHOME/fminit/<language>/configui/display/XCommands.<server>
Maker.vendorSuffix: Data Gen;dg;Apollo;apo;International Business Machines;ibm;\
Siemens;sie;DECWIN;dec;Hewlett;hp;MIT;mit;Solbourne;mit;Network C;ncd;\
NeWS - Sun Micro;ow;CETIA;cet;Locus Comp;loc;Quest Systems;que;\
MIPS Computer;mip;NCR;ncr;Intergraph;int;Tektronics;tek;\
Silicon Graphics;sgi;Sun Micro;sun;


! COLOR DISPLAY

!	Use this resource to specify whether you want Frame products to
!	display colors in color on a color monitor.

Maker.colorDocs:		True

!	Use this resource to specify whether you want Frame products to display
!	color images in color on a color monitor.

Maker.colorImages:		True

!	Use these resources to change the color of scroll bars in the
!	document window.

!Maker*vertSB.background:	Color
!Maker*vertSB.troughColor:	Color
!Maker*horizSB.background:	Color
!Maker*horizSB.troughColor:	Color

!	Use these resources to change the colors in the main Frame product
!	window, menus, dialogs, and document window scroll bars.

!Maker*foreground:		black
!Maker*background:		lightgray

!	Use this resource to change the foreground color of the
!	document window.  If Maker.colorDocs is True, this will have
!	no effect on the color of the text in the document window.
!
Maker*winRect.foreground:	black

!	Use this resource to change the background color of the
!	document window.

Maker*winRect.background:	white

!       On monochrome screens, the default button shadowing for certain
!       dialogs may appear inconsistent.  Uncomment the resource below.

!Maker*topShadowColor:           black

!	If you have trouble discerning the AsIs state of a checkbox,
!	the following resources control its appearance.
!	The pixmap is a 2-color mix of the top & bottom shadow pixels
!	(from the checkbox' off state) and has a default value of
!	"75_foreground", giving it a dashed border.  The second is the
!	color of the checkbox interior in the AsIs state.  The default
!	is to leave it unset so it picks up the checkbox background color.
!	For instance, uncomment the following to give checkboxes a
!	a solid border and grey interior in the AsIs state.
!	
!Maker.checkboxAsIsBorderPixmap:  foreground
!Maker.checkboxAsIsColor:	  grey61


! COLOR MANAGEMENT

! All values shown are the defaults for an 8-bit PseudoColor visual.
! Remove the comment (!) character to use any of these resources.

! Supported depths are 1, 4, 8, and 24. If you use this resource to
! specify a depth, make sure that your X server also supports it.

!Maker*depth: 8

! Supported visuals are: GrayScale, StaticGray, PseudoColor, StaticColor,
! DirectColor, TrueColor, and Best.  'Best' means try TrueColor (with
! a depth of 24), PseudoColor (with a depth of 8), and then the visual
! of the root window-- in that order.  This is the default behavior.
! if you set the visual explicitly, you will probably need to
! set the depth as well.  If you use this resource to specify a visual,
! make sure that your X server also supports it.

!Maker*visual: PseudoColor

! For a 24-bit DirectColor visual, these resources can be as high at 256.
! For 8-bit PseudoColor, no larger than 6.

!Maker.targetColorCube: 5
!Maker.minimumColorCube: 2

! Exact colors are available for 8-bit PseudoColor and GrayScale
! visuals only. Increase the number of exact colors when your documents
! contain many custom colors.

!Maker.targetExactColors: 6
!Maker.minimumExactColors: 2

! Gray ramps are available for 8-bit PseudoColor and GrayScale
! visuals only. Increase the size of the gray ramp if your images
! contain many shades of gray.

!Maker.targetGrayRamp: 16
!Maker.minimumGrayRamp: 6

! Set this to True if you would rather have the program exit than
! use a private colormap.

!Maker.noPrivateMap: False

! This is a hint to the color management system on how many colors
! to copy from the default colormap when creating a private one.

!Maker.originalColors: 100

! Set this to True is you want the program to unconditionally
! use a private colormap.

!Maker.forcePrivateMap: False

! These are the names of the standard colormap properties that
! the program will search for. If not found, they will be
! created and posted.  If you wish to disable the use of standard
! colormap properties altogether, completely remove the property
! names (i.e., nothing but a carriage return after the colon)

!Maker.standardColorCubeName: _FRAME_COLORCUBE
!Maker.standardGrayRampName: _FRAME_GRAYRAMP

! If you're unhappy with the length of time it takes to render
! images, set this to False.

!Maker.colorDither: True


! CURSORS

! To define a new cursor, specify a cursor name from the cursor font
! or specify the filename of a bitmap. If a Frame product can't find the
! filename, it uses left_ptr.
! Note: Don't use a cursor larger than 16x16 unless you know that your
! server will support it.  If there is any failure, the Frame product defaults
! to left_ptr.

!	Standard X cursors

Maker.Cursor.wait:		wait
Maker.Cursor.waitalt:		waitalt
Maker.Cursor.textline:		textline
Maker.Cursor.arrow:		left_ptr
!Maker.Cursor.topleft:		top_left_corner
!Maker.Cursor.top:		top_side
!Maker.Cursor.topright:		top_right_corner
!Maker.Cursor.right:		right_side
!Maker.Cursor.bottomright:	bottom_right_corner
!Maker.Cursor.bottom:		bottom_side
!Maker.Cursor.bottomleft:	bottom_left_corner
!Maker.Cursor.left:		left_side
Maker.Cursor.reshape:		crosshair
Maker.Cursor.dialog:		left_ptr
Maker.Cursor.ibeam:		xterm
Maker.Cursor.ibeaml:		IbeamLeft
Maker.Cursor.ibeamr:		IbeamRight
Maker.Cursor.ibeam90:		Ibeam90
Maker.Cursor.move:		move
Maker.Cursor.button:		button
Maker.Cursor.rotate:		rotobject
Maker.Cursor.doreshape:		draft_small
Maker.Cursor.crosshair:		crosshair
Maker.Cursor.cellsresize:	right
Maker.Cursor.help:		question_arrow
Maker.Cursor.hypertext:		hand

! Structure window cursors

Maker.Cursor.promote:	promote
Maker.Cursor.demote:	demote
Maker.Cursor.nudgeup:	nudgeup
Maker.Cursor.nudgedown:	nudgedown
Maker.Cursor.drag:	drag
Maker.Cursor.copydrag:	copydrag
Maker.Cursor.rtarrow:	rtarrow
Maker.Cursor.xarrow:	left_ptr
Maker.Cursor.xmove:	move

!	SunView graphics cursors

Maker.Cursor.topleft:		topleft
Maker.Cursor.top:		top
Maker.Cursor.topright:		topright
Maker.Cursor.right:		right
Maker.Cursor.bottomright:	botright
Maker.Cursor.bottom:		bot
Maker.Cursor.bottomleft:	botleft
Maker.Cursor.left:		left


! PREFERENCES DIALOG
!	(save time is in minutes; idle time is in seconds)

Maker.autoBackupOnSave:		False
Maker.autoSave:		True
Maker.autoSaveTime:		5
Maker.autoSaveIdleTime:		10
Maker.greekSize:		7
Maker.rememberMissingFontNames:		True


! DICTIONARIES

!	The name of the Frame product site dictionary:

Maker.siteDict:			site.dict


! DISPLAY RESOLUTION

!	Resolution of your monitor (in pixels per inch).
!	Imported images in on-line documents, such as
!	the on-line Help and Demo.doc will not
!	look good if this resource is set to something
!	other than 72x72.

Maker.dpi:			72x72


! DOCUMENT DISPLAY OPTIONS

!
!       If you cannot see selected text within the selection box
!	(because both are the same color), remove the exclamation
!	point to uncomment the following resource:
!
!Maker.slowHighLightingForColor : True

!	Use a faster scaling algorithm for 1-bit images.  This improves
!	performance, but the scaled images are less similar to the original.

Maker.fastScaling:		False

!	Use X-server arcs for arc rendering.  May be slow or buggy on
!	some pre-X11R4 servers.

Maker.useServerArcs:		True

!	If you have the resource Maker.useServerArcs set to false,
!	this value will determine the number of sides used to
!	approximate a circle.

Maker.numSides:			25

!	Redisplay of document windows:

Maker.useBackingStore:		False

!	Turn off Display PostScript imaging of PostScript images:

!Maker.useDPS:			False

!	If the resource Maker.textStippleFilled is set, then maker 
!	Will attempt to use stipple fills rather than copy planes
!	to image its text.  This resource should work in all cases,
!       but it is an especially good idea to set it on the following
!	systems:
!
!		HP  systems using the sharedX server;
!		SGI systems without hardware raster-op support;

Maker.textStippleFilled:	True


! ZOOM POP-UP MENU

Maker.zoomPercents:		25,50,100,120,140,150,160,180,200,400
Maker.disableAutofitAfterZoom:		False


! FONTS

!	The name of the Frame product fontlist file.
!	Supply only the filename, not any directory component.
!	Frame products look for this file in ./fminit/fontdir,
!	$HOME/fminit/fontdir, and $FMHOME/fminit/fontdir.
!
!   To enable Japanese fonts, and limited Japanese document
!	viewing on non-Japanese-enabled Unix systems, you can
!	change the lines below to activate the fontlist.ja file
!	instead of fontlist.

Maker.fontListFile:		fontlist
!Maker.fontListFile:	fontlist.ja

!	For the book window menu, command names, scroll list items, and
!	status messages:

Maker.bookkit*fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--12-*-iso8859-1

!	For the Character Catalog scroll list items and Delete button:

Maker.cCatalog.form.*.fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--10-*-iso8859-1

!	For the Paragraph Catalog scroll list items and Delete button:

Maker.pCatalog.form.*.fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--10-*-iso8859-1

!	For the Element Catalog scroll list items and buttons:

Maker.eCatalog.form.*.fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--10-*-iso8859-1

!	For scroll list items in dialogs:

Maker*XmDialogShell*XmList*fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--10-*-iso8859-1

!	For all other items in dialog:

Maker*XmDialogShell*fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--12-*-iso8859-1:

!	For items in the bottom border of the document window:

Maker*dockit*fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--12-*-iso8859-1

!	For items in pop-up menus of the document window:

Maker*XmMenuShell*fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--12-*-iso8859-1

!	For the buttons in the main Frame product window.
!	Also included in Maker.<language> file.

!Maker.makerkit.form*.fontList: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--14-*-iso8859-1


! DEFAULT LANGUAGES

!	User interface language.
!	Note: uiLanguage cannot be set in the language-specific Maker files.

!Maker.uiLanguage:		USEnglish
!Maker.uiLanguage:		UKEnglish
!Maker.uiLanguage:		Francais
!Maker.uiLanguage:		Deutsch
!Maker.uiLanguage:		Svenska
!Maker.uiLanguage:		Espanol
!Maker.uiLanguage:		Brasil
!Maker.uiLanguage:		Italiano

!	Paragraph and text line language in custom new documents
!	Note: docLanguage cannot be set in the language-specific Maker files.

!Maker.docLanguage:		USEnglish

!Maker.docLanguage:		UKEnglish
!Maker.docLanguage:		German
!Maker.docLanguage:		SwissGerman
!Maker.docLanguage:		French
!Maker.docLanguage:		CanadianFrench
!Maker.docLanguage:		Spanish
!Maker.docLanguage:		Catalan
!Maker.docLanguage:		Italian
!Maker.docLanguage:		Portuguese
!Maker.docLanguage:		Brazilian
!Maker.docLanguage:		Danish
!Maker.docLanguage:		Dutch
!Maker.docLanguage:		Norwegian
!Maker.docLanguage:		Nynorsk
!Maker.docLanguage:		Finnish
!Maker.docLanguage:		Swedish


! DRAG & DROP
!
!       The following resources disable Drag and Drop features for Frame 
!	products, beacuse Drag and Drop is not fully compatible with Frame 
!       products. To reenable Drag and Drop, comment these lines. 
!
Maker*dragInitiatorProtocolStyle : XmDRAG_NONE
Maker*dragReceiverProtocolStyle  : XmDRAG_NONE


! SPECIAL KEYS

!	In the following resources, use ^ for the Control key, ~ for the
!	Meta key, and + for the Shift key.

!	Command prefix, in addition to Control-r.

Maker.cmdPrefix:		/Execute

!	Use the Esc (Escape) key as a command prefix (as it in the SunView
!	version of FrameMaker).

Maker.cmdEscape:		True

!	The modifier used as the meta key. If this resource is set, it is used.
!	Otherwise the modifier to which Meta_L or Meta_R is assigned is used.
!	If Meta_L & Meta_R are not assigned to modifiers, it uses the modifier
!	assigned to Alt_L or Alt_R.
!	The resource value is any of +, ^ and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (for the Mod keys).
!
!   Most X servers work with:
!Maker.meta: 1
!   Solaris X servers work with:
!Maker.meta: 4

!	The modifier used as the "AltGraphic" key, the purpose of which is to
!	make another key produce its alternate meaning, indicated by a 3rd
!	character printed on the keycap.  If this resource is set, it is used.
!	Otherwise the modifier to which Mode_switch is assigned is used.
!	If Mode_switch isn't a modifier, Alt_L or Alt_R is used as long
!	as it is a different modifier from meta.
!
!   Most X servers work with:
!Maker.alt: 2
!   Solaris X servers work with"
!Maker.alt: 1
!   Older SGI X servers work with:
!Maker.alt: 3
!   IRIX 4.0.5 machines seemed to need:
!Maker.alt: 13

!	On some HP systems, Alt_L, Alt_R, and Mode_switch (AltGr) are
!	bound to the same modifier.  In this case the metaBeatsAlt resource
!	resource will determine the meaning of the modifier.  The default
!	is True which means the modifier will have the Meta meaning.
!	If your modifier keys are all assigned to a single modifier,
!       uncomment the following to have the modifier mean AltGr to Maker.
!	(Or use the "xmodmap" program to alter your keyboard.)

!Maker.metaBeatsAlt: False

!	Uncomment the following resource to have Maker print to the console 
!	the values it is using for the Meta and Alt modifiers.  

!Maker.tellMods: True


! MENU BAR ACCELERATOR

!	As of FrameMaker 4.0, this resource is now obsolete.
!	See the command "MenubarFocus" in the 
!   $FMHOME/fminit/UILanguage/configui/XCommands file.


! MOUSE BUTTON USAGE

!	Double-click interval (in tenths of a second).

Maker.doubleClickTenths:	10

!	To interpret the use of mouse buttons as in the SunView version,
!	change this resource to True.

Maker.oldMouse:			False

!	The following resources are necessary to control mouse button conventions
!	for Motif1.2.  Button3 is the default for option menus.  Button1 is
!	what is desired for Frame Products running under Motif.  If we set this
!	resource via software, then it will not be reconfigurable when running
!	OpenWindows.

Maker.*.typeinPopup.whichButton: Button1
Maker.*.fillpopup.whichButton: Button1
Maker.*.penpopup.whichButton: Button1
Maker.*.widpopup.whichButton: Button1
Maker.*.cappopup.whichButton: Button1
Maker.*.dashpopup.whichButton: Button1
Maker.*.overprintpopup.whichButton: Button1


!	The following resources are necessary to control mouse button conventions
!	when running in OpenWindows.  The resources listed above should be
!	commented out, and the following resources should be uncommented.

!Maker.*.menuBar.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.makerPopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.typeinPopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.commandsMenu.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.zoomMenu.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.fillpopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.penpopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.widpopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.cappopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.dashpopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker.*.overprintpopup.whichButton: Button3
!Maker*XmToggleButton.whichButton: Button3
!Maker*XmLabel.whichButton: Button3
!Maker*XmLabelGadget.whichButton: Button3
!Maker*XmPushButton.whichButton: Button3
!Maker*XmPushButtonGadget.whichButton: Button3


! MEMORY ALLOCATION FOR IMAGES AND FONTS

!	The pool size (in bytes) must be larger than the product of the
!	bitmap's (displayed) width and height (in points) multiplied by 8.
!       Further note that if you're running on a 24-bit visual, or have
!       8-bit color dither turned on, the amount of memory required for
!       your images will increase. Please adjust the bitmap sizes upwards
!       if your images start to import as gray rectangles.
!
!Maker.maxClientBitmaps:		512
!Maker.clientBitmapSize:		5000000
!Maker.maxServerBitmaps:		128
!Maker.serverBitmapSize:		5000000


! PRINT DIALOG

!	Printer name:
!	If no printer name is stored in a document
!	and the following resource is not set,
!	the default printer is chosen from a list of printers
!	obtained from your system. If "ps" or "lp" appears in the
!	list, it is used as the default printer for the session.
!	Otherwise, the first printer in the list is the default.
!Maker.printerName:		lp

!	Printer language:

Maker.printerLanguage:		ps

!	Page order
!	If this is not set, maker uses the value saved in the document.
Maker.lastPageFirst:		False

!	Printer list
!	The list of printers is generated by the script FMprinterlist.
!	Frame products look for this file in ./fminit, $HOME/fminit, 
!	and $FMHOME/fminit.  By default, this script is run as a background
!	process at startup, in case it takes a long time to run.  Use this
!	resource to have the script be run whenever the Print dialog is invoked.
!Maker.renewPrinterListForDialog: True


! LINE WIDTHS

Maker.penWidths:		0.5,1.0,3.0,4.0


! PEN AND FILL PATTERNS

Maker.patterns: (GrayPattern, 100, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF) BLACK \
		(GrayPattern,  90, DDFF77FFDDFF77FF) 90% gray \
		(GrayPattern,  70, DD77DD77DD77DD77) 70% gray \
		(GrayPattern,  50, AA55AA55AA55AA55) 50% gray \
		(GrayPattern,  30, 8822882288228822) 30% gray \
		(GrayPattern,  10, 8800220088002200) 10% gray \
		(GrayPattern,   3, 8000080080000800) 3% gray \
		(GrayPattern,   0, 0000000000000000) WHITE \
		(BitPattern,       0F1E3C78F0E1C387) \
		(BitPattern,       0F87C3E1F0783C1E) \
		(BitPattern,       CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC) \
		(BitPattern,       FFFF0000FFFF0000) \
		(BitPattern,       8142241818244281) \
		(BitPattern,       03060C183060C081) \
		(BitPattern,       8040201008040201) \
		(BitPattern,       0000000000000000) NOCOLOR


! SCREEN CAPTURE

!	Screen capture border color:

!Maker.captureRectColor: red

!	A number of seconds to pause after the capture dialog is dismissed
!	before starting the screen capture.  This time may be used to
!	cause the window manager to change the installed colormap.

!Maker.captureDelayTime:	5

!	Window dumping command.

Maker.xwdCmd:	xwd -id $windowid -frame | xpr -device ps -gray 4 -scale 1 -portrait -trailer $filename | lpr


! WINDOW POSITIONS AND DIMENSIONS

!	Coordinates are in pixels, offset from the top left corner of the
!	screen. Dimensions are in pixels.

!	Main Frame product window size and coordinates. You can specify 
!	just the size (322x66), just the coordinates (+780+0), or both.
!	Also included in Maker.<language> file.

!Maker.makerkit.geometry:	322x66+780+0

!	Character Catalog coordinates and dimensions:

Maker.cCatalog.form.x:		677
Maker.cCatalog.form.y:		208
Maker.cCatalog.form.width:	136
Maker.cCatalog.form.height:	168

!	Character Designer window coordinates:

Maker.fontdesign.bb.x:		677
Maker.fontdesign.bb.y:		336
Maker.fontdesign_tsume.bb.x:	677
Maker.fontdesign_tsume.bb.y:	336

!	Conditional Text window:

Maker.cond_text.bb.x:		687
Maker.cond_text.bb.y:		56

!	Custom Ruling and Shading window coordinates:

Maker.cust_rs.bb.x:		705
Maker.cust_rs.bb.y:		180

!	Marker window coordinates:

Maker.edit_markers.bb.x:	677
Maker.edit_markers.bb.y:	11

!	MakerSGML Marker window coordinates:

Maker.edit_mkrs_elem.bb.x:	677
Maker.edit_mkrs_elem.bb.y:	11

!	Newly created book window dimensions:

Maker.bookkit.form.width:	300
Maker.bookkit.form.height:	228

!	Paragraph Catalog coordinates and dimensions:

Maker.pCatalog.form.x:		677
Maker.pCatalog.form.y:		0
Maker.pCatalog.form.width:	136
Maker.pCatalog.form.height:	168

!	Paragraph Designer window coordinates:

Maker.pgf.bb.x:			677
Maker.pgf.bb.y:			30

!	Find/Change window coordinates:

Maker.edit_search.bb.x:		677
Maker.edit_search.bb.y:		419

!   FrameViewer/FrameReader Find window coordinates:
 
Maker.viewer_find.bb.x:     600
Maker.viewer_find.bb.y:     20
 
!	Spelling Checker window coordinates:

Maker.edit_spell.bb.x:		695
Maker.edit_spell.bb.y:		459

!	Table Format window coordinates:

Maker.tab.bb.x:			677
Maker.tab.bb.y:			102

!	Large Tools window coordinates and size:

Maker.tools.tools_form.x:	741
Maker.tools.tools_form.y:	30

Maker.tools.maxHeight:   	344
Maker.tools.maxWidth:    	416

!	Small Tools window coordinates:

Maker.smtools.smtools_form.x:	741
Maker.smtools.smtools_form.y:	30

!	Small or Large Tools Palette:
Maker.initialToolsPaletteSize:	Small
!Maker.initialToolsPaletteSize:	Large

!	Size of Small Tools Palette:

Maker.smtools.minWidth: 52

!	Element Catalog coordinates and dimensions:

Maker.eCatalog.form.x:		677
Maker.eCatalog.form.y:		  0
Maker.eCatalog.form.width:	136
Maker.eCatalog.form.height:	244

! Validation Dialog coordinates:

Maker.valid.bb.x:			677
Maker.valid.bb.y:			 50

! Attribute editor coordinates

Maker.attr_edit.bb.x:       677
Maker.attr_edit.bb.y:        17

! Element context coordinates

Maker.elem_ctx.bb.x:        677
Maker.elem_ctx.bb.y:         30

!   Licensing information window coordinates:

Maker.nl_splash.bb.x: 340
Maker.nl_splash.bb.y: 245


!added by alexp 1/15/98
!
!
Maker.splashScreen: False
Maker.expertMode: expert

!   Minimum width and height for documents

Maker.dockit*minWidth:  20
Maker.dockit*minHeight: 20

!       Delay between updates (in milliseconds) while scrolling documents.

Maker*vertSB.repeatDelay:       20
Maker*horizSB.repeatDelay:      20

!   The following resource sets the window manager timeout--the length
!   of time (in hundredths of a second) that Frame products wait for 
!   input from the window manager.

Maker*wmTimeout:       900


! MENU CONFIGURATIONS

!	The file that defines your menu configuration

!Maker.menus:             Menus

!	The maximum number of characters allowable in a menu item label

!Maker.menuMaxLabelChars:	40

!	Menubar Initialization.  Use these resources to determine your
!	initial menu bar configuration.

Maker.menuSet:	Complete
!Maker.menuSet:	Quick
!Maker.menuSet:	Custom

!	The following items control menus in dialogs.
!	If a dialog menu contains more than the specified number of items,
!	the FrameMaker product will pop up a scrolling list instead.
!	The second and third resources below govern the size of the list.

!Maker.maxItemsInAMenu: 140
!Maker.menuListWidth:   250
!Maker.menuListHeight:  864


! COMMAND CONFIGURATION FILES

!Maker.commands:          Commands
!Maker.mathCommands:      MathCommands
!Maker.xCommands:	  XCommands
!Maker.xDisplayCommands:  display/XCommands.mit

!	Command and menu customization file for your 
!	personal use

!Maker.myCommands:        fmCustomUI


! FILES RECENTLY VISITED CONFIGURATION FILE

!	The following resource overrides the default location of the
!	FilesRecentlyVisited configuration file. 

!Maker.filesRecentlyVisitedPath:   /my_dir/Maker/FilesRecentlyVisited


! MACROS FILES

!	Macro file for your personal use.

!Maker.myMacros:          fmMacros

!	The name of the log file used for your newly created
!	macros:

Maker.macroLogFile:		fmMacrosLog


! RPC PROPERTIES

!	Starting with FrameMaker 3.0, a unique RPC number is generated
!	for each process. You may need to modify an application to use the
!	Frame product RPC number. Meanwhile, use the following resource if you
!	want to use an application that worked with FrameMaker 2.1.

!Maker.rpcProp:			none

!	Frame products allow the user to specify the RPC program
!	number to use for Frame RPC requests.  If you do not set this
!	resource, Frame products will select an unused number for each session,
!	and make that number available to client applications.  If you
!	choose to assign the number yourself, your number must be carefully
!	selected so that it does not conflict with other registered RPC
!	programs.
!	PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHEN SELECTING THIS NUMBER. (For more
!	information, see the online manual "Using FrameServer with 
!	Applications and Insets," available as part of the Frame 
!	Developer's Kit.)

!Maker.rpcProg:			300009


! OPEN WINDOWS COMPATIBILITY

!	If you are running OpenWindows, and using the olwm window manager,
!	uncomment the following line to enable pushpins.

!Maker.useOlwmPushpins: True

!	If you are running in "Click SELECT" mode, then uncomment the
!	following line:

!Maker.olwmClickType: True

!	If you are running in "Move Pointer" mode then uncomment this line:

!Maker.olwmClickType: False

!	If you don't uncomment either of these lines, the default is
!	"True".  The mode you are using may be found the Properties
!	dialog, under the "Miscellaneous" menu option.


! WINDOW BORDER LIMITS AND DEFAULTS

!	All X Applications have to guess the window border offset in order
!	to re-establish a new window where an old window used to be, such
!	as when a FrameMaker product closes then re-opens a document. 

!	FrameMaker products look at the window's containing a document.
!	The last non-root window that is not too much larger than the
!	document is considered to be outermost window manager frame.
!	The wmgrBorderOffsetMax resource controls the largest amount that
!	can be added to a window's width, height, left side and top and
!	still be considered part of a window manager border.

Maker.wmgrBorderOffsetMax:	50x65+25+40

!	Set the following to specify the precise amounts the window manager
!	adds to a document's width, height, left side and top.

!Maker.wmgrBorderOffsetForce:	10x29+5+24


! WINDOW MANAGER INTERACTION

!	These resources determine how a Frame product places dialogs
!	on the screen in relation to the window manager decoration.
!	Changing these settings can cause peculiar behavior, though
!	you'll want to turn off USPosition if you configure your window
!	manager to enable interactive-placement (where the user must
!	place each new window interactively).

Maker.positionIsFrame:		True
Maker.USPosition:		True

!	Some window managers add minimal or no window borders to dialogs.
!	If your window manager doesn't, uncomment the following resource.
!	Note: A dialog with a window border can be iconified.
!	If you seem to lose a dialog, see if it's iconified.

!Maker*Transient:		False

!	But don't ever comment out the next line.

Maker.transient:		False

!	If your documents and dialogs have no window manager
!	functions, your window manager may be incompatible
!	with recent changes in an Mwm standard.
!	Uncomment the following to use an older standard.

!Maker.useAllMwmFunctions:	False


! CLIPBOARD INTERACTION

!	Frame products now unify the X and Frame clipboards, pasting
!	whichever is newest.  This can be disabled by uncommenting
!	the following line.  Disabling unifyClipboards will override
!	the three other resources below.  Note that no clipboard
!	access is available in dialogs.

!Maker.unifyClipboards:  False

!	Frame products compensate for a pre-OpenWindows4 shelltool bug 
!	which affects the clipboard (Sun Bug Id 1101217).  When this is
!	fixed, our patch may harm clipboard performance.  
!	If it does, uncomment the following line to disable our patch.

!Maker.sunYieldPatch:  False

!	If you run a program or an X server that always takes ownership
!	of the X clipboard, you may need to set the following resource.
!	Contact Frame Technical Support for more information about which
!	value to use.
!	Understood values are "False", "Time", "Window", "Other".

!Maker.serverOwnsClipboard:  False

!	MacX 1.1 and 1.2 have non-standard clipboard behavior where 
!	they always gains ownership of the X clipboard, but retain the
!	application's time stamp.  If a future version of MacX fixes 
!	this to a standard implementation, you may need to uncomment
!	the following resource, which has a default value of "time".
!	The serverOwnsClipboard resource overrides this one.

!Maker.macOwnsClipboard:  False

!	Mwm for X11R4 and X11R5 seems to deviate from ICCCM in how
!	it implements the WM_SAVE_YOURSELF protocol, which is used to
!	support session management.  Mwm neither waits for completion
!	of WM_DELETE_WINDOW handling, nor waits for the update of the
!	WM_COMMAND property before terminating the application's X
!	connection.  The result is that use of Mwm's Close command on
!	the Frame product's main window terminates the product before
!	the user can save unsaved documents.
!
!	To cope with this, the following resource is used to enable or
!	disable the Frame product's use of the WM_SAVE_YOURSELF protocol.
!	The purpose of the protocol is to support session management,
!	giving the application a chance to update its WM_COMMAND property.
!
!	The default is to be off (False) for Mwm and on (True) otherwise.
!	Uncomment the following to turn it on always.

!Maker.useSaveYourselfProtocol:  True


!WINDOW TITLES

!	Most Maker window titles are prefixed with the program name.
!	The following are exceptions because the windows are narrow.

Maker.eCatalog.addAppTitle: False
Maker.cCatalog.addAppTitle: False
Maker.pCatalog.addAppTitle: False
Maker.smtools.addAppTitle: False

! Don't prefix a user alert with application name, eg, "Maker - "
! This is needed for hypertext command "alerttitle" to work.

Maker*UserTitledAlert*addAppTitle: False


! DOCUMENT WINDOW TAG DISPLAY PREFERENCES

Maker.structureElemFont: Helvetica-Regular-Regular-Regular-10pt


! STRUCTURE VIEW DISPLAY PREFERENCES

Maker.structureTagFont: Helvetica-Regular-Regular-Regular-10pt
Maker.structureSnipFont: Helvetica-Regular-Regular-Regular-10pt
Maker.structureAttrFont: Helvetica-Regular-Regular-Regular-10pt
Maker.structureAttrValFont: Helvetica-Regular-Regular-Regular-10pt
Maker.structureKeywordFont: Helvetica-Regular-Oblique-Regular-10pt
Maker.structureAttrErrSym: x
Maker.structureAttrSepSym: =
Maker.structureCollapseSym: -
Maker.structureExpandSym: +
Maker.structureAttrNoneSym: +
Maker.structureAttrSomeSym: +
Maker.structureAttrAllSym: -
Maker.structureOrigin.x: 24pt
Maker.structureOrigin.y: 24pt
Maker.structureSnipPos: 4-8-12-16-20-24


! ATTRIBUTE EDITOR PREFERENCES

! set whether attribute editors enforce valid attribute values.

Maker.structureAttrValidate: True


! DIALOG LOW MEMORY TEST

! Every time a dialog comes up, a quick test is made to see if there is
! enough swap space memory left to perform the task.  If not, the user is
! alerted to exit some other application's processes.  
! The default for dialogMemTest is True.
! dialogMemThreshold is the amount of bytes required to be available.

!Maker.dialogMemTest:	False
!Maker.dialogMemThreshold:	750000
