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     1.4 +--- a/amiwm.1
     1.5 ++++ b/amiwm.1
     1.6 +@@ -1,6 +1,3 @@
     1.7 +-.\" @(#)amiwm.1
     1.8 +-'\"macro stdmacro
     1.9 +-.nr X
    1.10 + .TH amiwm 1 "19 Jul 2010"
    1.11 + .SH NAME
    1.12 + amiwm \- Amiga Workbench-like X Window Manager
    1.13 +@@ -16,17 +13,17 @@
    1.14 + .I Amiwm 
    1.15 + is configurable with a $HOME/\.amiwmrc-file containing some or all
    1.16 + of the following options:
    1.17 +-.SH FastQuit:  {yes|no}
    1.18 ++.SH FastQuit:  {yes | no}
    1.19 + 
    1.20 + Specifies whether amiwm should quit directly when the Quit
    1.21 + menu item is selected, rather than popping up a requester.
    1.22 + (on/off or true/false can be used instead of yes/no.)
    1.23 + 
    1.24 +-.SH SizeBorder {right|bottom|both|none}
    1.25 ++.SH SizeBorder {right | bottom | both | none}
    1.26 + 
    1.27 + Specifies which border should be enlarged when a sizegadget is present.
    1.28 + 
    1.29 +-.SH ForceMove {manual|auto|always}
    1.30 ++.SH ForceMove {manual | auto | always}
    1.31 + 
    1.32 + Enables you to move windows outside the perimeter of the root window
    1.33 + when pressing shift, when trying to drag at least 25% of the window
    1.34 +@@ -41,59 +38,60 @@
    1.35 + Gives the filename of the .info file to use as a default icon.
    1.36 + It is relative to the IconDir.
    1.37 + 
    1.38 +-.SH IconPalette {system|magicwb|schwartz|\f1\*(lq\f3filename"}
    1.39 ++.SH IconPalette {system | magicwb | schwartz | \(lqfilename\(rq}
    1.40 + 
    1.41 + Selects either the Workbench\*R default palette, or the MagicWorkbench
    1.42 + standard palette for use with icons.  The third option is a 16 color
    1.43 + palette used on the "Eric Schwartz Productions CD Archive".  Alternatively,
    1.44 + the filename of a PPM file representing the palette to use can be used.
    1.45 + 
    1.46 +-.SH ScreenFont \f1\*(lq\f3fontname"
    1.47 ++.SH ScreenFont \(lqfontname\(rq
    1.48 + 
    1.49 + Selects a font to use for windowtitles etc.
    1.50 + 
    1.51 +-.SH IconFont \f1\*(lq\f3fontname"
    1.52 ++.SH IconFont \(lqfontname\(rq
    1.53 + 
    1.54 + Selects a font for icontitles.
    1.55 + 
    1.56 +-.SH {detailpen|blockpen|textpen|shinepen|shadowpen|fillpen|filltextpen|
    1.57 +-        backgroundpen|highlighttextpen|bardetailpen|barblockpen|
    1.58 +-        bartrimpen} \f1\*(lq\f3colorname"
    1.59 ++.SH {detailpen | blockpen | textpen | shinepen | shadowpen | fillpen | filltextpen | backgroundpen | highlighttextpen | bardetailpen | barblockpen | bartrimpen} \(lqcolorname\(rq
    1.60 + 
    1.61 + Modifies the colour scheme for the window manager.
    1.62 + 
    1.63 +-.SH CustomIconsOnly {yes|no}
    1.64 ++.SH CustomIconsOnly {yes | no}
    1.65 + 
    1.66 + This prevent applications to display their own icons when in iconified state.
    1.67 + Only icons defined in amiwmrc for each apps will be used.
    1.68 + Because apps own icon are too different from one eachother.
    1.69 + They comes in various sizes and themes. Some icons will be 32x32,
    1.70 +-while some other will be a 128x128 or even bigger .. By using this option,
    1.71 ++while some other will be a 128x128 or even bigger. By using this option,
    1.72 + You have the possibility to decide which icon should be used for each app.  
    1.73 + If no custom icons are defined at all, the def_tool.info will be used for 
    1.74 +-all iconified apps. Format is: style { class "myClass" icon "myIcon.info" }
    1.75 ++all iconified apps. Format is:
    1.76 ++.nf
    1.77 ++style { class "myClass" icon "myIcon.info" }
    1.78 ++.fi
    1.79 + To find out a given program's class, use "xlsclients -l" to list all opened
    1.80 + applications, and then use "xprop -id <0x0000000>" to list a 
    1.81 + given app's properties. Use either WM_CLASS or WM_ICON_NAME strings in amiwmrc.
    1.82 + 
    1.83 +-.SH ShortLabelIcons {yes|no}
    1.84 ++.SH ShortLabelIcons {yes | no}
    1.85 + 
    1.86 + This limit the length of the text for iconified programs. For example, if this 
    1.87 + option is activated, an iconified program text will be limited to 8 chars + ".."
    1.88 + Use this option if you don't want iconified program text to be loong strings..
    1.89 + 
    1.90 +-.SH TitleBarClock {yes|no}
    1.91 ++.SH TitleBarClock {yes | no}
    1.92 + 
    1.93 + Enables a clock in the titlebar.  It displays the date and time.
    1.94 + 
    1.95 +-.SH TitleClockFormat [<number>] "time string"
    1.96 ++.SH TitleClockFormat [<number>] \(lqtime string\(rq
    1.97 + 
    1.98 + This lets you choose a new format to display the Title Bar Clock.
    1.99 + The time string is formatted with the standard strftime() parameters.
   1.100 + The default is "%c".  It has been found that "%a %b %e %Y   %l:%M %p" works
   1.101 + well too.  Number is the update interval in seconds.  
   1.102 + 
   1.103 +-.SH ToolItem \f1\*(lq\f3name" \f1\*(lq\f3command" \f1\*(lq\f3hotkey"
   1.104 ++.SH ToolItem \(lqname\(rq \(lqcommand\(rq \(lqhotkey\(rq
   1.105 + 
   1.106 + Adds an item in the Tools menu with the specified name, which executes
   1.107 + the command when selected.  A string containing a single uppercase letter
   1.108 +@@ -104,26 +102,26 @@
   1.109 + 
   1.110 + Inserts a separator bar in the Tools menu.
   1.111 + 
   1.112 +-.SH ToolItem \f1\*(lq\f3name" { <tool item commands>}
   1.113 ++.SH ToolItem \(lqname\(rq { <tool item commands>}
   1.114 + 
   1.115 + Create ToolItem:s in a submenu with the specified name.  It is not legal
   1.116 + to create a submenu inside another submenu.
   1.117 + 
   1.118 +-.SH Screen [<number>] \f1\*(lq\f3name"
   1.119 ++.SH Screen [<number>] \(lqname\(rq
   1.120 + 
   1.121 + Create a new screen with the specified name.  It will be placed below all
   1.122 + earlier created screens.  To move a window between two screens, iconify it
   1.123 + and drag the icon over to the other screen.  If the second argument is given,
   1.124 + this screen is placed on the corresponding X screen.
   1.125 + 
   1.126 +-.SH ModulePath \f1\*(lq\f3path(:path...)"
   1.127 +- 
   1.128 ++.SH ModulePath \(lqpath(:path...)\(rq
   1.129 ++
   1.130 + Sets one or more directories where amiwm will look for module binaries.
   1.131 + The default is AMIWM_HOME.  Note that the module binaries cannot be
   1.132 + shared amongst different architectures.
   1.133 +- 
   1.134 +-.SH Module \f1\*(lq\f3name" ["initstring"]
   1.135 +- 
   1.136 ++
   1.137 ++.SH Module \(lqname\(rq ["initstring"]
   1.138 ++
   1.139 + Start a module with the specified name.  If initstring is specified, it
   1.140 + is sent to the module.  There are currently two modules shipped with
   1.141 + amiwm; Background and Keyboard.  These are documented in the file
   1.142 +@@ -131,16 +129,16 @@
   1.143 + Background module, the screen that was created last is used.
   1.144 + 
   1.145 + .SH InterScreenGap number
   1.146 +- 
   1.147 ++
   1.148 + Sets the size in number of pixels of the "video DMA off" area that appears
   1.149 + between screens when they are dragged.
   1.150 +- 
   1.151 +-.SH AutoRaise {yes|no}
   1.152 +- 
   1.153 ++
   1.154 ++.SH AutoRaise {yes | no}
   1.155 ++
   1.156 + Selects whether windows will automatically be moved to the front when
   1.157 + they are activated.
   1.158 + 
   1.159 +-.SH Focus {followmouse|sloppy|clicktotype}
   1.160 ++.SH Focus {followmouse | sloppy | clicktotype}
   1.161 + 
   1.162 + Sets the policy by which windows are given focus.  Followmouse is the
   1.163 + default and means that the window that contains the mouse pointer will
   1.164 +@@ -158,7 +156,7 @@
   1.165 + sure that either 'make install' runs successfully (in which case
   1.166 + amiwm will know where its icon is), or that the file .amiwmrc
   1.167 + contains a correct specification of the icon's location.
   1.168 +- 
   1.169 ++
   1.170 + .SH FILES
   1.171 + .nf
   1.172 + $HOME/.amiwmrc