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! Resource file for twclock
!
!  This resource is the text to be displayed at the top of the
!  main interface.  Use \330 to get a zero with a /.  For example,
!Twclock.form.call_toggleB.labelString:   WA\330EIR
Twclock.form.call_toggleB.labelString:    Alarm On

!
! Alarm Options
! Alarm options are blink, beep, and cwID
! They can be set here at startup, and changed at runtime
! with the Set Timer popup menu.
!
! Set twclock.blink to 1 for blink alarm or 0 for no blink
Twclock.blink:      1

! Set twclock.beep to 1 for beep alarm or 0 for no beep
Twclock.beep:       0

! Use Twclock.cwID to enable the CW ID.  Twclock.cwStr is the
! text string to be sent via the soundcard.  Twclock.cwSpeed
! must be between 10 and 40 WPM.  Twclock.cwLevel is the PCM
! mixer volume level. (0 - 100 are valid)
Twclock.cwID:       1
!Twclock.cwStr:      de wa0eir
Twclock.cwStr:      de n0call
Twclock.cwSpeed:    30
Twclock.cwLevel:    30

! The next two options set the audio and mixer devices
Twclock.dspDev:        /dev/dsp
Twclock.mixerDev:      /dev/mixer

! Set the next line to 1 if you want the auto reset feature enabled
! at startup. The second line is the number of beeps before the reset.
Twclock.autoReset:  1
Twclock.autobeeps:  5

! Set the next values to the number of minutes and seconds of
! delay before the alarm goes off.
! You can change this at runtime now.
Twclock.minutes:    10
Twclock.seconds:    0
!Twclock.minutes:    0
!Twclock.seconds:    10

! Set the next line to the color you want the button to flash when the
! alarm goes off
Twclock.flashColor: red

!
!  The next resource determines the timezone to be displayed at startup.
!  Use:  0 for your local time
!        1 for GMT
Twclock.tzone:   0

!
!  The next value is the complete pathname to the zoneinfo directory. The 
!  path varies on some systems, but is typically -
!  /usr/lib/zoneinfo  -OR-  /usr/share/zoneinfo
!
! This worked for Slackware at one time
!Twclock*zone_fsb.directory:              /usr/lib/zoneinfo
! And this works for Red Hat
Twclock*zone_fsb.directory:               /usr/share/zoneinfo

! 
! For the main interface
!
! Set the next two lines to the x-y location on your screen where
! you want the interface displayed
Twclock.x:                               10
Twclock.y:                               10

!
! Not much you will want to change below here
!
Twclock.form.horizontalSpacing:          10
Twclock.form.verticalSpacing:            5
Twclock*fontList:               -adobe-helvetica-*-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Twclock*call_toggleB.fontList:  -adobe-helvetica-*-o-*-*-20-*-*-*-*-*-*-*

!
! Foreground colors
!
Twclock*foreground:                            black
Twclock*XmLabel.foreground:                    antiquewhite
Twclock*XmLabelGadget.foreground:              antiquewhite
Twclock*XmPushButtonGadget.foreground:         antiquewhite
Twclock*XmTextField.foreground:                black
Twclock*XmToggleButton.foreground:             antiquewhite
Twclock*XmList.foreground:                     black

!
! Background colors
!
Twclock*background:                            #00768d
Twclock*XmList.background:                     tan
Twclock*XmText.background:                     tan
Twclock*XmScale*background:                    tan
Twclock*XmScale.borderColor:                   antiquewhite
Twclock*XmScale.borderWidth:                   3
Twclock*XmTextField.background:                tan
Twclock*XmPushButton.background:               tan
Twclock*XmToggleButton.selectColor:            red

!
! For the timezone file selection box
!
Twclock*zone_fsb.dirListLabelString:           Region
Twclock*zone_fsb.fileListLabelString:          City

!
! For the popup menu
!
Twclock*popup_menu*background:         tan
Twclock*popup_menu*foreground:         black
Twclock*about_menu*background:         tan
Twclock*about_menu*foreground:         black