............................Figures


Figure 3-1 Drag icon showing the object being dragged	13
Figure 3-2 Example of a text drag icon	13
Figure 3-3 Example of a cannot pointer drag icon	14
Figure 3-4 Example of drop zone feedback from the Front Panel.	15
Figure 3-5 Example drag icon showing the three parts	17
Figure 3-6 Examples of copy (left) and link operation indicators	18
Figure 3-7 Example of a scrolling list with an item selected for dragging 24
Figure 3-8 Example Calendar Appointment Editor dialog box	26
Figure 4-1 Screen shot of the desktop environment	40
Figure 4-2 Collection of icons at sizes 32x32 and 16x16 as used in File Manager	42
Figure 4-3 Examples of application group icons from Application Manager 43
Figure 4-4 Partial screen shot of Front Panel with the Personal Applications subpanel open	44
Figure 4-5 Minimized window icons for Terminal, Text Editor, Calendar, and File Manager	45
Figure 4-6 Example of a tool bar used in the Calendar application	45


Figure 4-7 Icon Editor, showing the 22 Common Desktop Environment colors available for icons	47
Figure 4-8 Example of dynamic color shadows	48
Figure 4-9 Calendar icon in black and white outline style on left and the desktop gray style on right	49
Figure 4-10 Examples of three-dimensional icons in the desktop	50
Figure 4-11 Outline style converted to Common Desktop Environment style, in XPM and XBM formats	50
Figure 4-12 Examples of application icons used in the desktop	51
Figure 4-13 Examples of application group icons	51
Figure 4-14 Examples of document icons used in the desktop	52
Figure 4-15 Monochrome (XBM) bitmaps, with foreground reversal consequences	55
Figure 4-16 Example of a minimum required set of icons for Mailer	58
Figure 4-17 Example of a left-aligned 32x32 icon with a tag on the right side 59
Figure 4-18 Example of an icon lighted from the top left edge	61
Figure 4-19 Applying the *bottomShadow* and *topShadow* colors	62
Figure 4-20 Example of anchoring page while letting pencil protrude from surface	63
Figure 5-1 Example primary window decorations	67
Figure 5-2 Example secondary window decorations	68
Figure 5-3 Sample window menu	68
Figure 6-1 Example from Common Desktop Environment Calendar.	89
Figure 7-1 An example of using a Category option menu in a dialog	101
Figure 7-2 Calendar Appointment Editor primary pane with Expand button (More)	106
Figure 7-3 Calendar Appointment Editor with expand button (Less) and primary and secondary panes	108


Figure 7-4 Example of an Open file selection dialog box	111
Figure 7-5 A basic print dialog. box	117
Figure 7-6 Example print dialog box layout for general printing	121
Figure 7-7 Example print dialog box layout for printing from applications	122
Figure 7-8 Example About dialog box	125
Figure 7-9 About dialog box with a More button	125
Figure 8-1 An error dialog box.	128
Figure 8-2 An informational message in the lower margin of a window. 132