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dtfile(1)
CDE
NAME
dtfile - the CDE File Manager
SYNOPSIS
dtfile [options...]
OPTIONS
The following options are available from the command line:
-noview
Dtfile runs in server mode, meaning that a window is not displayed
until a client makes a request to display a folder.
-session session_file
Dtfile runs with the session file specified in the session_file
parameter. Session files are generated as a dtfile session shuts down.
-dir folder
OR
-folder folder
Dtfile displays a window for each folder specified in the folder
parameter (Note: No spaces are permitted in folder). If this option is
not used, the user's current folder (the folder where dtfile was
started) is displayed.
-title title_name
This option lets the user specify a title (title_name) for the File
Manager windows. All windows and dialogs generated by this session will
use this title. If this option is not used, the name of the folder
shown in a window will be used as the window title.
-help_volume help_volume_name
This option lets the user specify a help volume (help_volume_name) to
use with the File Manager windows. This option is useful if the user is
using the File Manager to display a specific folder and wants to have
specific help for that folder. Note: All File Manager views that are
created from this folder will also use this help volume.
-restricted
Dtfile will not display folders above the restricted folder. If the
-dir option is used, the folder specified by that option is the
restricted folder. If the -dir option is not used, the user's current
folder is the restricted folder.
-grid on/off
Dtfile displays files in a pattern specified by the on/off parameter.
As the name implies, on/off will either have a value of on or a value
of off.
on Files are always displayed in a grid pattern. The File Manager
automatically rearranges the files if a file is moved. This is
the default pattern.
off Files are always displayed where they are placed by the user.
The File Manager does not rearrange the files.
-tree on/off
This option controls whether Dtfile displays files in single folder
mode (off) or in folder tree mode (on).
-tree_files never/always/choose
This option controls whether or not files may be displayed in the
folder tree mode.
never Files are always displayed. The user may toggle between two
states: fully expanded and collapsed.
always Files are displayed in groups based on their file types.
choose Files may or may not be displayed. The user may toggle between
three states: partially expanded, fully expanded, or collapsed.
-order order_type
Dtfile displays files in the order specified by the order_type
parameter. order_type must have one of the following values:
alphabetical
Objects are displayed in alphabetical order. This is the
default order. Application Manager sorts action labels rather
than file or folder names. For ascending order, A-Z precedes
a-z; for descending order, z-a precedes Z-A. Folders are
sorted before files.
file_type
Files are displayed in groups based on their file types.
date Files are displayed in an order based on the date when they
were last modified.
size Files are displayed in an order based on their size.
-view view_type
Dtfiledisplays files in the format specified by the view_type
parameter. view_type must have one of the following values:
no_icon Files are displayed by name.
large_icon
Files are displayed by name and large icon. The icon shows the
type of the file. This is the default format.
small_icon
Files are displayed by name and small icon. The icon shows the
type of the file.
size Files are displayed in an order based on their size.
attributes
Files are displayed by attributes. A small icon is used to
represent the file type. (This format is similar to the listing
obtained by issuing ls -l from the command line).
-direction direction
Dtfile displays files in the direction specified by the direction
parameter. direction must have one of the following values:
ascending
Files are displayed in an ascending direction. This is the
default direction.
descending
Files are displayed in a descending direction. Both the
-noview and the -session options are usually used by the
session manager to start dtfile. The -title, -help_volume and
-restricted options can also be set by using resources (See
the RESOURCES section). The -grid, -tree, -treefiles, -order,
-view and -direction options can also be set by either
selecting the Set Preferences option from the View pulldown
menu or by using resources (See the RESOURCES section).
-small_icon_width size
The default small icon width is 24 pixels. Any customized icons that
have a larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this option
to specify small icon width. Size must be in pixels.
-small_icon_height size
The default small icon height is 24 pixels. Any customized icons that
have larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this option to
specify small icon height. Size must be in pixels.
-large_icon_width size
The default large icon width is 38 pixels. Any customized icons that
have larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this option to
specify large icon width. Size must be in pixels.
-large_icon_height size
The default large icon height is 38 pixels. Any customized icons that
have larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this option to
specify large icon height. Size must be in pixels.
DESCRIPTION
The CDE File Manager is the Desktop's primary interface to the file system,
providing a graphical user interface (GUI) for manipulating files and
executing applications.
The main File Manager interface consists is a top-level window that shows
the contents of a single folder or a set of nested folders (folder tree).
A single File Manager process may provide many top-level windows each of
which may show the contents of a different folder.
Although dtfile may be invoked from the command line, developers who want
to interface to the File Manager function should use CDE Actions as
described in the Related Information section of this reference page.
The File Manager has many manipulation features. It lets a user:
· Traverse folders with menu options, a double click, or a click-and-
type mechanism
· Change folder display modes (such as large icons, small icons,
alphabetical order, date order, single folder, or folder tree) and
filtering options
· Create, move, copy, link, and delete objects with menu options or
drag-and-drop
· Rename objects with menu options or a click-and-type mechanism
· Modify object file system attributes with menu options
· Invoke actions (applications such as Edit or Print) on objects with
menu options, a double click, or drag-and-drop
· Locate objects by name or by contents
· Place frequently used objects on a desktop/workspace
The File Manager also supports additional features for two special types of
top level windows: application views and the trash container.
Application views are designed to organize application objects such as
actions.
Application view windows have the same general appearance and function as
folder windows with the following exceptions:
· The user cannot traverse above the main application view.
· When a user drags an object from an application view to another
application view or to a folder, the object is copied to the new
location (as opposed to being moved as is the case in a folder.)
The trash container is designed to be a holding area for objects that users
want to delete. Like application views, the trash container window has the
same general appearance as a folder window; however, trash container
function differs as follows: Users may move, restore, or delete a trash
object and may change the display mode for the trash container. Users may
not:
· Traverse out of the trash container
· Copy, rename, or execute any other manipulation on a trash object
KEY SUPPORTED TASKS
Desktop
A Desktop is a place where users can store commonly used objects for
easy access. Within the CDE, each workspace is considered a Desktop. A
user may place any object on the background of a workspace and the
object will remain there. The user can also select actions for that
object through a pop-up menu, activated by selecting mouse button 3.
Folder Window
A folder window is a top-level window that shows the contents of a
single folder or a set of nested folders (folder tree). Folder windows
may be launched from the Front Panel, actions, or a command-line
interface. The objects in a folder are displayed in a user-selected
icon/text combination. The icon visual shows the icon type. Users can
use menu options to reread folder views, open new folder views, and to
select/unselect all objects in a folder. In tree mode, buttons next to
icons representing subfolders let users expand or collapse folder
branches and to control whether all objects in a folder or only the
folder structure is shown in the window.
Application View Window
An application view window is a top-level window that shows the
contents of a single application folder. An application folder is a
restricted folder that is designed to organize application objects such
as actions. Application views are launched from the Front Panel or a
predefined action.
Trash Container Window
When an object is no longer needed, a user can move the object to the
trash container. The trash container is a restricted folder that is
used to store files temporarily, until the user decides to permanently
remove them. A user can view the contents of the trash container in a
top level window that is launched from a menu option in a folder or
application view, the Front Panel, or a predefined action. Users can
also restore objects from the trash container if they have not been
permanently removed.
Object Movement and Modification
Menu options are provided that let users to create objects, rename
objects, copy objects, modify object properties, and move objects to a
desktop or to the trash container. (NOTE: In addition to the menu
options, users can rename objects with the following steps: 1. Click
mouse button 1 on the text portion of an object icon, 2. An edit box
will appear; type the new file name, 3. Select Enter).
File System Awareness
The File Manager is file system aware. It can be enabled to launch
dialogs that permit editing of file system specific parameters (See
FILES - dtfile.config).
Object Search
A menu option/dialog box combination is provided to let users search
for objects by name or by content. During a name search, the File
Manager looks for an object whose name matches specified search
criteria. During a content search, the File Manager looks for an object
that contains specified character strings. Content searches are case
insensitive. When an object is located, the File Manager can either
open a window to display the folder where the object is located or
place the object on the desktop.
Folder Traversal
Simple folder traversal can be accomplished by double clicking on a
folder icon. This action displays the contents of the selected folder.
If the user moves the mouse before releasing the mouse button on the
second click of a double click ("double click-drag" action), a new
window will pop up to show the contents of the selected folder. The
new window will be placed at the position where the user released the
mouse button.
In addition, the File Manager provides the following folder traversal
mechanisms:
Go To Dialog
This dialog lists folders that are frequently used. A user may traverse
to a new folder by double clicking on a folder in this list.
Click-and-Type Mechanism
When a user clicks on the "Text Path", it is remapped to a text edit
widget. Again the user may traverse to a new folder by typing a new
folder title and then selecting Enter.
Iconic Path Selection
If a user double clicks on a folder icon in the iconic path, the File
Manager will update the current window to show the contents of the
selected folder.
Find Dialog
This dialog searches the file system for a folder or folders whose
names match user-supplied criteria. The user may open new windows for
folders located by the Find dialog.
Home and Up Menu Options
These options let the user traverse to $HOME and parent folders,
respectively.
Tree Display Mode
In this mode, the folder hierarchy is displayed as a tree that can be
traversed by selecting the buttons located next to the folder icons
(See Tree Mode).
Tree Mode
In tree mode, the current folder and its subfolders are shown at first.
Click on the button next to the folder icon to traverse into
subfolders. Clicking the left mouse button over the folder button
cycles through three states: partially expanded, fully expanded, and
collapsed. Clicking the middle mouse button cycles through these three
states in reverse order.
· When the user first clicks on the folder button, the contents of
the subfolder are read and added to the tree (partially expanded
state). If a folder does not have subfolders, the partially
expanded state is skipped.
· If the user clicks on the button a second time, the non-folder
contents of the folder are added to the tree (fully expanded
state). If a folder does not contain non-folder objects, the fully
expanded state is skipped.
· If the user clicks on the button a third time, the folder contents
are removed from the tree (collapsed state).
If a folder is empty, the folder button is desensitized.
Setting Display Preferences
The File Manager provides many options for displaying objects. For example,
objects can be displayed in iconic or non-iconic formats. The user may also
choose to position files in either a grid or random pattern. (NOTE: The
File Manager provides a Clean Up menu option that can be used to align
randomly placed objects to a grid pattern). If the user has write
permission in a folder and the user chooses to randomly place files, the
positioning information is saved when the user leaves the folder.
Therefore, each time the user reenters the folder the files will be
positioned as they were when the user left the folder.
Object Filtering
Folders can contain many different types of objects. The File Manager's
filtering mechanism let the user selectively display objects depending on
their type. The File Manager also provides a Show Hidden Files menu toggle
option, letting the user turn the filtering mechanism on and off.
Object Type/Action Association
When an object is selected, the File Manager builds an Actions menu for
that object based on the type of the object. For example, data files are
provided with a menu containing the following actions: Open, Print. Folders
are provided with a menu containing: OpenNewView, OpenInPlace. Actions can
be run on an object by selecting an object and then selecting an action
from the Actions menu. Also, double clicking on an object activates the
default action for the object.
Quick Help
The File Manager provides quick help with the F1 key throughout the dtfile
application. This includes quick help on object icons. To access quick
help, position the cursor/pointer over the item for which you want to get
help, then press F1.
Popup Menus
The File Manager provides pop-up menus for objects within a File Manager
view or on the Desktop. To access the pop-up menu for a particular object,
position the cursor over the object and press and hold mouse button 3. A
pop-up menu will appear, containing a list of the actions that can be
performed on that particular object. If multiple objects are selected, the
pop-up menu will show all of those actions that can be done on all of the
selected objects at once.
Direct Manipulation
Objects can be dragged between different File Manager views, to Desktops,
and to cooperating clients. Direct manipulation may be used to copy, move,
or link objects as well as to supply objects as input to applications. See
the Registering Objects as Drop Sites section of this reference page. The
File Manager also supports drops of buffers on its views and objects such
as CDE Mailer attachments.
Terminal Access
A menu option is provided giving users access to terminal windows.
Exit Services
Menu options are provided to let users close File Manager views save
setting information before exiting a File Manager session.
Object Name Completion
The File Manager supports object name completion in the following text
widgets: the Text path, the Destination Folder field of the Go To dialog,
and the Search Folder field of the Find dialog. Press control+spacebar and
the name will complete to the extent possible.
Multibyte Character Set Support
The File Manager is fully internationalized. It supports both single-byte
and multi-byte locales.
Error Condition Notification
The File Manager uses dialog boxes to report various error conditions.
ASYNCHRONOUS EVENTS
Tool Talk Messages
The following Tool Talk Desktop and Media requests are supported by the
File Manager:
Edit (Document and Media Exchange Message Set)
The specified file is opened for editing in a separate window.
Display (Document and Media Exchange Message Set)
The specified file is opened for viewing only in a separate window.
Quit (Desktop Message Set)
This request will terminate the File Manager and its children.
RESOURCES
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Name Class Type Default
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dirWidth DirWidth XmRDimension 555
dirHeight DirHeight XmRDimension 400
toolWidth ToolWidth XmRDimension 700
toolHeight ToolHeight XmRDimension 250
rereadTime RereadTime XmRInt 3 (s)
checkBrokenLink CheckBrokenLink XmRInt 180 (s)
XmRInt 10
maxDirectoryProcesses
MaxDirectoryProcesses
XmRInt 5
maxRereadProcesses
MaxRereadProcesses
XmRInt 1
maxRereadProcsPerTick
MaxRereadProcsPerTick
moveThreshold MoveThreshold XmRInt 4 (pix)
title Title XmRString NULL
rootTitle RootTitle XmRString "ROOT"
help_volume Help_volume XmRString NULL
fileManagerIcon FileManagerIcon XmRString Fphome.l.pm
appManagerIcon AppManagerIcon XmRString Fpapps.l.pm
trashIcon TrashIcon XmRString Fptrsh.l.pm
restrictMode RestrictMode XmRBoolean false
showFilesystem ShowFilesystem XmRBoolean true
grid Grid string on
treeView TreeView string off
treeFiles TreeFiles string never
order Order string alpha
view View string large_icon
direction Direction string ascend
desktopIcon DesktopIcon string large
objectPlacement ObjectPlacement string top rt
openFolder OpenFolder string current
smallIconWidth SmallIconWidth XmRInt 24
smallIconHeight SmallIconHeight XmRInt 24
largeIconWidth LargeIconWidth XmRInt 38
largeIconHeight LargeIconHeight XmRInt 38
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Dtfile *dirWidth
Specifies the width of a File Manager folder window.
Dtfile *dirHeight
Specifies the height of a File Manager folder window.
Dtfile *toolWidth
Specifies the width of a File Manager application view window
Dtfile *toolHeight
Specifies the height of a File Manager application view window.
Dtfile *rereadTime
Determines how often the File Manager rereads the open folders and
monitors the Desktop objects. This resource must be specified in
seconds. If it is set to 0, the reread will not occur and the user must
manually reread the folders. This will conserve processor cycles but
may cause views to become stale as well.
Dtfile *checkBrokenLink
Determines how often the File Manager checks open folders for broken
links. This resource must be specified in seconds. If it is set to 0,
the check for broken links will not occur.
Dtfile *maxDirectoryProcesses
Specifies the maximum number of background processes that may be
devoted to folder activities (reading the folder, updating the folder,
writing positional information for the folder, checking for broken
links or checking for other folder updates).
Dtfile *maxRereadProcesses
Specifies the maximum number of background processes that may be
devoted to folder reread activities (checking for broken links or
checking for other folder updates).
Dtfile *maxRereadProcsPerTick
Specifies the number of reread processes that may be started per reread
timer tick. In other words, the currently displayed folders will be
checked for changes in a round-robin fashion, x folders per timer tick
where x is equal to maxRereadProcsPerTick.
Dtfile *moveThreshold
Specifies the number of pixels that the cursor must move while a button
is held down before the drag controller recognizes the button down
action as a drag.
Dtfile *title
Specifies the title for all File Manager windows. If this resource is
set to NULL, then the title of each File Manger window will be the name
of the folder displayed in the window.
Dtfile *rootTitle
Specifies the title of the root folder. This title will appear in the
title bar of any File Manager window that is showing the root folder.
It will also be the name shown with the icon representing the root
folder on the Desktop.
Dtfile *help_volume
Specifies the help volume.
Dtfile *fileManagerIcon
Specifies the icon to display when a File Manager window is minimized.
Dtfile *appManagerIcon
Specifies the icon to display when an Application Manager window is
minimized.
Dtfile *trashIcon
Specifies the icon to display when a Trash Can window is minimized.
Dtfile *restrictMode
Determines whether or not the user is operating in restricted mode. If
this resource is set to true, the user is operating in restricted mode.
The user is restricted to the user's $HOME folder and below. All folder
change requests are interpreted relative to the user's $HOME folder.
All folders above the user's $HOME folder are hidden from the user. If
this resource is set to false, the user's folder requests are not
limited in any way.
Dtfile *showFilesystem
Determines whether or not the pathname for the current folder is
visible. If this resource is set to TRUE, the pathname is visible. If
it is set to FALSE, the pathname is not visible. This resource can be
used to hide the file system from the user.
Dtfile *grid
Determines the pattern used to display files. This resource must have
one of two values:
on Files are always displayed in a grid pattern. The File Manager
automatically rearranges the files if a file is moved. This is
the default pattern.
off Files are always displayed where they are placed by the user.
The File Manager does not rearrange the files.
Dtfile treeView
Determines whether files are displayed in single folder mode (on) or
folder tree mode (off).
Dtfile *treeFiles
This option controls whether or not files may be displayed in the
folder tree mode.
never Files are never displayed. The user may toggle between two
states: partially expanded and collapsed.
always Files are always displayed. The user may toggle between two
states: fully expanded and collapsed.
choose Files may or may not be displayed. The user may toggle between
three states: partially expanded, fully expanded or collapsed.
Dtfile *order
Determines the order used to display files. This resource must have one
of four values:
alphabetical
Files are displayed in alphabetical order. This is the default
order.
file_type
Files are displayed in groups based on their file types.
date Files are displayed in an order based on the date when they
were last modified.
size Files are displayed in an order based on their size.
Dtfile *view
Determines the format used to display files. This resource must have
one of four values:
no_icon Files are displayed by name.
large_icon
Files are displayed by name and large icon. The icon shows the
type of the file. This is the default format.
small_icon
Files are displayed by name and small icon. The icon shows the
type of the file.
attributes
Files are displayed by attributes. A small icon is used to
represent the file type.
Dtfile *direction
Determines the direction used to display files. This resource must have
one of two values:
ascending
Files are displayed in an ascending direction. This is the
default direction.
descending
Files are displayed in a descending direction.
Dtfile *desktopIcon
Determines the type of icon used to represent files/folders on the
Desktop. This resource must have one of two values:
large Large icons are used to represent files/folders on the Desktop.
small Small icons are used top represent files/folders on the
Desktop.
Dtfile *objectPlacement
Specifies the placement scheme used to place objects on the Desktop.
This resource has the following syntax: primary_layout
secondary_layout. The primary_layout determines whether an object
placed on the Desktop is put into a row or a column. The
secondary_layout determines where to place new rows or columns. The
layouts must have one of four values:
top Objects are placed top to bottom. (vertical value)
bottom Objects are placed bottom to top. (vertical value)
left Objects are placed left to right. (horizontal value)
right Objects are placed right to left. (horizontal value)
The user should use one value from each category--vertical and
horizontal. For example if the primary_layout is top, then the
secondary_layout should be either left or right. In this case, the
secondary_layout should not be top or bottom. Likewise, if the
primary_layout is left, then the secondary_layout should be either top
or bottom. In this case, the secondary_layout should not be left or
right.
Dtfile *openFolder
Determines how a folder is opened when a user double clicks on a folder
icon. This resource must have one of two values:
current Open the folder in the current window. (This is the same as
using the OpenInPlace action).
new Open the folder in a new window or, if a window showing this
folder currently exists, move the existing window to this
workspace and place it in the forefront. (Note: Only one view
of a folder can be opened at once under these conditions. If
the user defines an `open folder' file type, the folder icon
will change state to indicate when a given folder is currently
open somewhere in the user's environment. In order to define
an `open folder' file type, the user should 1) define a file
type with the same name as the normal folder file type except
that the name is preceded with OPEN_, 2) create an `open
folder' icon, and 3) use the name of the `open folder' icon as
the icon name in the `open folder' file type definition.
Dtfile *smallIconWidth
The default small icon size is 16 pixel. Any customized icons that have
larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this resource to
specify small icon width.
Dtfile *smallIconHeight
The default small icon height is 16 pixel. Any customized icons that
have larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this resource
to specify small icon height.
Dtfile *largeIconWidth
The default large icon width is 32 pixel. Any customized icons that
have larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this resource
to specify large icon width.
Dtfile *largeIconHeight
The default large icon height is 16 pixel. Any customized icons that
have larger size will be clipped. To avoid clipping, use this resource
to specify large icon height.
EXAMPLES
dtfile -view no_icon -order date -direction descending
The File Manager will display files in text format, ordered by date, most
current to oldest date.
dtfile -dir /u/guest -restricted
The File Manager will begin execution by displaying a window showing the
/u/guest folder. The user cannot navigate above this folder.
dtfile -session session.jan.12
The File Manager will run with the session file called session.jan.12.
RELATED INFORMATION
CDE Actions
The following Desktop actions can be used to access the File Manager and
application view windows as well as the File Manager trash container
window. These actions are defined in
/usr/dt/appconfig/types/$LANG/dtfile.dt.
Dtfile folder_to_open
Opens a folder window for a specified folder.
Dtappmgr
Opens an application view window.
Dttrash
Opens a window to display the contents of the Trash Container.
OpenNewView
Opens a new window to display the contents of the selected folder.
OpenInPlace
Displays the contents of the selected folder in the current window.
FILWSYSTEM_MOVE
Moves a set of dragged objects to the selected drop site.
FILWSYSTEM_COPY
Copies a set of dragged objects to the selected drop site.
FILWSYSTEM_LINK
Creates symbolic links to a set of dragged objects from the selected
drop site.
Registering Objects As Drop Sites
Every CDE data type has three associated drop attributes:
MOVE_TO_ACTION, COPY_TO_ACTION AND LINK_TO_ACTION
The File Manager registers every object, whose data type has a value for at
least one of these attributes, as a drop site
When an object is dragged to a drop site, the File Manager is triggered by
the drag-and-drop API. The drag-and-drop API provides the File Manager with
a gesture code (MOVE, COPY or LINK) that is dictated by a combination of
the modifier keys used and the manner in which the drop site was
registered. Based on the gesture code and the data type of the drop site,
the File Manager retrieves a drop attribute (such as MOVE_TO_ACTION) from
the Datatypes database. The File Manager then calls the CDE API,
DtActionInvoke according to the following rules:
1. If objects A and B are dropped on Object C, then the parameters to
DtActionInvoke are as follows:
DtActionInvoke (drop action name, C, A, B)
2. There is one exception -- if object C is an action, then the parameters
will not include object C, as in this example:
DtActionInvoke (drop action name, A, B)
FILES
File Manager uses the following files.
dtfile
Executable file. This file is located in /usr/dt/bin.
dtfile_copy
Utility to support folder copy. This executable file is located in
/usr/dt/bin.
dtfile_error
This script can be used by applications to display an error dialog when
it would be difficult or impossible to do in the context of the
executing program. For example, it can be used when exec fails in a
child process or if an error is detected before an applications main
window can be realized. This executable file is located in /usr/dt/bin.
Dtfile
App-defaults file. This file is located in /usr/dt/app-defaults/$LANG.
See the RESOURCES section for a list of those resources that can be set
using the app- defaults file.
dtfile.config
Configuration file. This file is located in /usr/dt/config/$LANG. It
may be used to add a file system specific button to the File Properties
dialog. This button launches an additional dialog letting the user
modify file system specific parameters. For example, the user can add a
stanza defining a dialog for setting the Access Control List for a file
from the Andrew File System. If the user also adds a stanza defining a
dialog for setting the Access Control List for the Distributed File
System, then the File Manager will determine which dialog is associated
with the selected file and will display that dialog. See the text in
the dtfile.config file for instructions on how to create stanzas.
dtfile.dt
CDE type/action definition file. This file is located in
/usr/dt/appconfig/types/$LANG.
Dtinf.*, Dtlink.*, DtdirR.*, Fphome*, Fpapps*, Fptrsh*
Icon files. These files are located in /usr/dt/appconfig/icons/$LANG.
dtfile.cat
Message catalog. This file is located in /usr/dt/lib/nls/msg/$LANG.
Filemgr.sdl, FM*.tif, FM*.pm
Help files. These files are located in
/usr/dt/appconfig/help/$LANG/Filemgr and
/usr/dt/appconfig/help/$LANG/Filemgr/graphics.
dtfile.1
Man page.
SEE ALSO
Data Interchange Mechanisms (drag-and-drop library), Window Manager, Object
Services (action/file type database), ICCCM Messaging, ToolTalk
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