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! Created by Anurag Shankar (4/14/94)                                         !
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!  DESCRIPTION                                                                !
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!  If you want to control the behavior of the way windows and other x-clients !
!  [x-clients are programs which run under the X-window system.  Examples of  !
!  such program are xterm, xwsh, winterm, xgopher, Mosaic, etc] act           !
!  when you start them, you need to create a file called .Xdefaults in your   !
!  home directory.  This is an example .Xdefaults file which has been heavily !
!  annotated to facilitate the task of understanding what all you can do by   !
!  using a ~/.Xdefaults file.                                                 !
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!  The Basics:                                                                !
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!  Each entry in the .Xdefaults file is called a "resource".  Each x-client   !
!  has a number of "application resources" associated with it which control   !
!  how its default behavior.  The system application defaults for most oft-   !
!  used x-clients are traditionally kept in the system directory              !
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!  /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults                                                  !
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!  You can cd to this directory and look around if you like.  You will see    !
!  things like Xgopher, Mosaic, XTerm, etc.  These contain the default        !
!  application resources for the associated programs.  X-window system        !
!  is infinitely customizable in that it allows each user to change the way   !
!  each x-client has been configured by your system administrator.  This is   !
!  done via the .Xdefaults file in your home directory.                       !
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!  The best way to learn about .Xdefaults is to copy it into your own home    !
!  directory (cp /local/examples/.Xdefaults.example ~/.Xdefaults), then       !
!  logging out and then logging back in.  You can edit things in it and see   !
!  how it changes the behavior.  After making a change, you can "restart      !
!  window manager" by making this choice from the menu.  This will read in    !
!  any changes you make the the 4Dwm resource settings below.  If you don't   !
!  change any of the 4Dwm settings, you shouldn't have to restart the window  !
!  manager.   For example, if you make a change to the way the xwsh behaves   !
!  by changing its color, then the next time you start xwsh, it should come   !
!  up in the new color.                                                       !
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!       The format of resource specification is as follows:                   !
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!       <prog>|<class>*<resource>:  <value>                                   !
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!       where:                                                                !
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!             <prog>         program name  (X or GL)                          !
!             <class>        instance name of program                         !
!             <resource>     resource name                                    !
!             <value>        value assigned to resource                       !
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!  REFERENCES                                                                 !
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!      For a full description of resource settings (there's a LOT more),      !
!      see the 4Dwm(1X) and mwm(1X) man pages, as well the two books,         !
!      "OSF/Motif Programmer's Guide" (especially Part II, Motif Window       !
!      Manager, Chapter 5, Managing Menus, Mouse Buttons, and Keyboard        !
!      Bindings), and O'Reilly, Vol. 3, "X Window System User's Guide."       !
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!
!  Change the way xterms behave
!
xterm*VT100*geometry:		93x28
! a small xterm font
!xterm*font:			-*-lucidatypewriter-bold-r-normal-*-12-*-*

! a medium xterm font
xterm*font:			-misc-fixed-medium-*-*-*-15-140-75-75-c-90-iso8859-1

! a larger xterm font
!xterm*font:                     -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--20-200-75-75-c-100-iso8859-1

xterm*background:		black
xterm*foreground:		white
xterm*pointerColor:		red
xterm*loginShell:		on
xterm*scrollBar:		on
xterm*name:			Xterm
xterm*saveLines:		500

!
!  Define my own preferences for the xman program
!
xman*manualBrowser.Geometry:	840x992
xman*bothShown:			false
xman*topBox:			false
xman*background:		gray60
xman*foreground:		black
!xman*font:			-*-lucidatypewriter-bold-r-normal-*-12-*-*
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!  END OF .Xdefaults.example 
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