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+++ b/styles/kde.style	Fri Apr 07 18:10:08 2000 +0200
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+; View defaultStyle:#kde 
+;
+; kde look-alike style
+;
+;; $Header: /cvs/stx/stx/libview/styles/kde.style,v 1.1 2000-04-07 16:10:08 cg Exp $
+
+#if Screen current hasGreyscales
+;
+; use #nearestOn to avoid dithered view backgrounds
+;
+viewGrey                (Color redByte:192 greenByte:192 blueByte:192) exactOrNearestOn:(Screen current)
+lightColor              (Color white)
+shadowColor             (Color grey:25) exactOrNearestOn:(Screen current)
+mediumColor             (Color grey:50) exactOrNearestOn:(Screen current)
+slightlyDarkerGrey      (Color redByte:160 greenByte:160 blueByte:160) exactOrNearestOn:(Screen current)
+#else
+viewGrey                Color white
+lightColor              Color grey:75
+shadowColor             Color black
+mediumColor             Color grey:50.
+slightlyDarkerGrey      =viewGrey
+#endif
+
+#include 'motif.common'
+
+comment  '`kde'' look alike.'
+
+#if (Language == #german) or:[Language == #de]
+comment  'An `kde'' angelehnter Stil'
+#endif
+#if (Language == #french) or:[Language == #fr]
+comment  'Un style qui resemble `kde'''
+#endif
+
+fatFont          Font family:'helvetica' face:'bold' style:'roman' size:12
+
+#if (Screen current platformName = 'WIN32' and:[Screen current width <= 640])
+fatFont          Font family:'helvetica' face:'bold' style:'roman' size:8
+#endif
+
+#if (Screen current platformName = 'WIN32' and:[Screen current width > 640 and:[Screen current width <= 800]])
+fatFont          Font family:'helvetica' face:'bold' style:'roman' size:10
+#endif
+
+selectionFont               =fatFont
+labelFont                   =fatFont
+menuFont                    =fatFont
+
+#try this:
+#variablePanel.handleLevel    -1
+
+#or, try that:
+#variablePanel.handleLevel    0
+#variablePanel.handleColor    Color black
+#variablePanel.handleStyle    #iris 
+
+;
+; although the following is not really motif, it looks much better ...
+;
+#if Screen current hasColors   
+editField.backgroundColor           (Color white)
+editField.selectionBackgroundColor  Color white
+editField.selectionForegroundColor  Color black
+#else
+# if Screen current hasGrayscales not
+editField.backgroundColor           Color white
+# endif
+#endif
+
+checkToggle.activeBackgroundColor   =slightlyDarkerGrey
+scroller.viewBackground             =slightlyDarkerGrey
+arrowButton.activeBackgroundColor   =slightlyDarkerGrey
+button.activeBackgroundColor        =slightlyDarkerGrey
+
+