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A typical .qsd file looks like
this:
transparentcolor,$ffffff
background,quartermac.bmp
button,menu,R,15,105,120,145
button,minimize,R,15,190,120,235
button,exit,R,15,280,120,325
panel,150,38,482,370
progressbar,40,360,13,54
okbutton,40,360,19,54
debuglabel,80,216,13,32
debugbutton,80,232,19,70
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1.
File is plain text file.
2.
Each line represents a setting. Blank lines are ignored.
3. Lines
should not contain spaces.
4.
Below are possible settings. the [] means optional:
[transparentcolor,color]
where color is in ("none",validColorNumber)
default is not transparent
examples:
transparentcolor,none
transparentcolor,$FFFFFF
background,filename
filename
is name of a ".bmp" file
button,menu,R,x1,y1,x2,y2
...or...
button,menu,C,x,y,r
R means rectangle, with coordinates upper left (x1,y1) lower right
(x2,y2)
C means circle, with center x,y and radius r
[button,minimize,...]
[button,exit,...]
These work the same as the menu button. They are optional as
their functions
can be obtained from MENU button.
panel,x1,y1,x2,y2
Upper
left (x1,y1) and Lower right (x2,y2) coordinates of html panel
(also msg panel)
progressbar,x,y,h,w
x,y of upper left of a progress bar with height=h and width=w
This progress bar shows progress on such things as connecting to
host.
okbutton,x,y,h,w
x,y of upper left of the ok/cancel
button, with height=h and width=w
[debuglabel,x1,y1,h,w]
Postion x1,y1, height=h and width=w, for a label which tracks the
x and y positions of the mouse. Turn this on by setting the
first character
of the DEBUG setting in registry to Y
[debugbutton,x1,y1,h,w]
Button to turn off debuglabel.
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