;
;This file contains definitions for the FM/2 toolbar.
;
;Each tool button has four lines that describe it.  The first line is
;the help for the button.  The second line is the text for the button
;(internally defined tools have icons, and the text is ignored).  The
;third line is a number indicating flags associated with the button.
;A flag value of 1 means the button is droppable, 4 means invisible (5 both).
;The fourth line is the ID of the button (for internal commands only).
;Note Commands begin at ID 4001, so a button with ID 4001 would cause
;the first Command to be run and ID 4002 would run the second, and so on.
;You can use \r in the help string to break the help into multiple lines.
;
;I suggest that you keep a backup copy of this file...
;
Window Dialog
Windws
0
9010
;
View Files
View
1
1023
;
Edit Files
Edit
1
1024
;
Object Information
Info
1
1010
;
Rename Files/Directories
Rename
1
1005
;
Delete Files/Directories
Delete
1
1004
;
Permanently Delete Files/Directories
Kill
1
1006
;
Remove objects
RemoveObj
1
1043
;
Set Attributes and Date/Time of Files/Directories
Attribs
1
1009
;
Open Default
Open
1
1017
;
Walk Directories
Walk
0
10002
;
Select All Files
Select
0
10008
;
Deselect All
Desel
0
10007
;
Archive Files/Directories
Archive
1
1029
;
Extract From Archives
Extract
1
1030
;
Create Objects
Objects
1
1022
;
Create Shadow Objects
Shadows
1
1021
;
Copy Files/Directories
Copy
1
1002
;
Move Files/Directories
Move
1
1001
;
Play Multimedia
Play
1
1058
;
Kill Process
KillPrc
0
2003
;
Undelete Files
Undel
0
2004
;
Instant Command File
Instant
0
2006
;
OS/2 Command Line
OS/2
0
2007
;
Filter Container
Filter
0
5001
;
Edit Associations
Assoc
0
3001
;
Edit Commands
Cmds
0
1048
;
Rescan
Rescan
0
5021
;
Print Files
Print
1
1007
;
Extended Attributes
EAs
1
1008
;
View INI Files
INIs
1
2001
;
Save List to Clipboard
SvClip
1
1027
;
Save List to File
SvList
0
1028
;
Collect Files/Directories
Collect
0
1011
;
Collect Files/Directories from list(s)
ColList
1
1060
;
Seek and scan files
SeekScan
0
1047
;
Make Directory
MkDir
0
1026
;
Set Target Directory
TargetDir
0
1154
;