The Frame.obj directory, which you have to create yourself, in your home 
directory contains files for support the IBM AIX Desktop Environment
and characteristics.  By reviewing the information provided about these
files, you can integrate Frame products into xdt3 Desktop as follows:

	The Power.dt file in your home directory will determine how the 
	layout of your desktop will look like.  It specifies where the Frame
	icon is located on the Desktop when you start your xdt3 session. 
	(Take a look at the Power.dt.sample file and you will see how.)
	The icon rules in this file also make the file manager display files 
	with extension .mif, .mml, .doc, .bk, .book, .ix, .toc, .lof, .lot, 
	.lom, .lck, .aml, .apl, or .lor with a Frame File icon.

	A Frame icon will appear on the Desktop.  Double clicking this
	icon will do the following:

	- If no Frame product is running, the program script in the
	  Frame.obj directory, i.e. s1.objsrc, will start the Frame product
	  that is specified by the environment variable FM_PROGNAME, or maker
	  if isn't set.

	- If the Frame product is already up running, nothing will be  
	  done.  This will prevent the user from inadvertently starting more 
	  than one Frame product. If the user still wants to, he/she can start 
	  other Frame products from a shell window.

	From the file manager, you can double-click a file represented by a 
	Frame file icon. By doing so, it will do the following:

	- If no Frame product is running, the Frame product that is specified 
	  by environment variable, FM_PROGNAME,  will start and the file
	  will open.

	- If the Frame product is already running, the file will open.
 	
	From the file manager, you can drag any file (it may be 
	any Frame file that is represented by a Frame icon or not) to the
	Frame icon on the xdt3 Desktop.  It will do the following:

	- If no Frame product is running, the Frame product, specified by
	  FM_PROGNAME will start and the file will open.

	- If the Frame product is already running, the file will open.


Here are the files and a brief description of them for support of xdt3
Desktop.

Power.dt:
  This file determines how the layout of your Power Desktop will look 
  like.  It also specifies the icon for certain Frame files.  You 
  should have a Power.dt file in your home directory if you are running 
  xdt3.

Frame.obj directory:
  This directory is located in the your home directory.  It is the object
  directory that contains all of the information that defines all the object's 
  behavior.          
  You have to create this object directory in your home directory and put 
  the following files in there.  

Frame.obj/s1.objsrc:
  The object script for double clicking using the first mouse button.

Frame.obj/d1.objsrc:
  The object script for drag and drop using the first mouse button.

Frame.obj/picture.px:
  The pre-defined picture file for the Frame icon in the Desktop session. 

Frame.obj/Frame.bm:
  The pre-defined picture file for the Frame files.

P.S.  Remember to set the environment variables FMHOME, FM_FLS_HOST
      and FM_PROGNAME before you start your xdt3 Desktop. 
      Hint: You can set these environment variables in your .login file,
      e.g. : add these lines `setenv FMHOME <FrameMaker_install_dir>',
                             `setenv FM_FLS_HOST <FM_FLS_HOST>',
                             `setenv FM_PROGNAME <Frame_Product>' 
      in your .login file.
      In this way, every time when you log in, these environment variables
      are automatically set.



