Icon Themes

Drawingboard theme for eCS 2.x (everything except sound). Drawingboard is a rather complete theme for eCS 2.x with support for the Window Theme Manager, Icon Theme Manager, eStyler, Scheme Palette, and Animated Mouse Pointers. It was inspired by the theme with the same name from the Apple MacOS 8.5 beta that never got released. The archive has an option to display a screenshot

amber icon theme release 1.0.0 (W) graser Last updated December 9, 2007 Content ======= 1. Introduction 2. Requirements 3. Installation 4. Upgrading 5. De-Installation 6. Limitations 7. License, Copyright, Disclaimer 8. Contact 1. INTRODUCTION =============== Welcome to the amber theme for eComStation. This theme replaces the standard eCS folders with yellow tinted folders. The theme consists of one package: - An icon theme that modifies the icons of several standard dll's used by the WPS. PMWP.DLL - IBM DLL containing most of the standard desktop icons. ECSWP.DLL - DLL containing icons for various other desktop objects. WPINET.DLL - IBM DLL containing icons for Internet objects. PMMRGRES.DLL - IBM DLL containing the icon for full-screen command-line sessions. PMVIOP.DLL - IBM DLL containing the icons for other command-line session types. MMPTMRI.DLL - IBM DLL containing icons for Multimedia objects. CWMM.DLL - DLL containing additional Multimedia icons (from the CWMM classes). 2. REQUIREMENTS =============== - The icon theme requires iTheme Manager 2 by Alex Taylor which is part of eComStation 2.x. 3. INSTALLATION =============== Use WarpIN to to install theme. To actually enable the theme components, do the following: - Open the 'Appearance' folder found in the 'System Setup' folder. - To enabled the icon theme, open the Icon Themes manager, select the theme, and press 'Apply.' Confirm that you want to apply the theme. - Reboot. 4. UPGRADING ============ If you already have the amber theme installed on your system and you are upgrading to a new release, you don't need to uninstall the old version first. The installation should remove the themes definition line before installing the new definition line. However, if the installation fails to do this, you may remove the surplus line(s) manually from the theme definition file (themes.1st). 5. DE-INSTALLATION ================== If for some reason you are having trouble with the amber theme or simply don't like it, use WarpIN to deinstall it. The corresponding line should be removed from the themes.lst by WarpIn. However, if for some reason it is not, you will have to remove the corresponding line from the "themes.lst" file. In addition, you will need to select a new icon theme in the Icon Theme Manager if amber is your presently selected icon theme. 6. LICENSE, COPYRIGHT, DISCLAIMER ================================= - The icon graphics are (c) 2007 David Graser. - The amber scheme is (c) 2007 David Graser. - The WarpIN archive and documentation were created by David Graser. Material created by David Graser is reserved for use with eComStation. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 7. CONTACT ========== David Graser <dwgras@swbell.net> If you encounter any problems, send a *meaningful* report to me. Please provide the following: - Package version - OS version - WarpIN version - Icon Theme Manager version - rc.exe;its size and date - A detailed description of the problem and how to reproduce it.

Although the blue folders are the creation of Alessandro Cantatore, the theme itself and other icons were created by me.

These icons should be used with the "briefcases itheme for eCS 2.0

Additional icons for the "books" and "books2" itheme for eCS 2.0

This Itheme will be included in a future release of eCS 2.0. I uploaded so my work doesn't get lost.

This is based on the original "books" itheme. I attempted to make some of the icons stand out more.

An itheme replacing the standard folders with volumes of books.

This is a new folder itheme for eCS 2.0 and above using buckets for folders.