******BARRAGE******
By namaide (namaide@fairytale.co.uk)
August 30, 2001
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I. Contents

	- Litestep build 2001-08-25 and documentation from www.shellfront.org (1.3Mb)
	- 'Barrage' theme
		- applications and documentation (1.45Mb)
			* colorpad
			* find
			* winspy
			* econsole
			* zoomer
		- modules and documentation (726kb)
			* ckVWM.dll
			* ckShowIt.dll
			* find.dll
			* geekamp.dll
			* grdTray3.dll
			* jAmpToo.dll
			* label.dll
			* Lsbox.dll
			* Lsslider.dll
			* lsxcommand.dll
			* LSXCommandClock.dll
			* ShowDesk.dll
			* syscolor.dll
			* tasks.dll
			* winctrl.dll
		- images (76kb)

II. Here's the deal

'Barrage' is my first theme, hope it works for you. Unzip the archive into your themes directory. This should produce three new folders and a new file (not including this readme): barrage, personal, lsdev, and step.rc. 

'Barrage' is--you'll never guess--the main theme. 
'Personal' holds another directory called 'launch' that contains shortcuts to frequently used programs; and 'user.rc,' which defines your popup menu, LSXCommand aliases, hotkey, and any other personalized settings that remain constant from theme to theme. 
'Lsdev' is the 2001-08-25 Litestep build and documentation from Shellfront. 
'Step.rc' lists the environment variables for 'Barrage.' These NEED TO BE EDITED!! 

'Personal,' the CONTENTS of 'lsdev,' and 'step.rc' all should be moved to your root Litestep directory (after you back up what's there, of course =} ). 'Barrage' should stay in your themes dir.

III. Geography

Top left, left to right: lsxcommand (clock disappears on focus, right-click for context menu), label [iTime], ckvwm. toggle both or either.
Top center: geekamp, jamptoo (hidden by default; hit the shortcut on the right). toggle both or either.
Top right: lsslider. toggle-able.
Bottom left, counter-clockwise from top: tasks (hidden by default), label toggler shortcut, grdtray. you get the idea.
Bottom right: label

IV. Other

Should be LSTS compliant.

There's still a lot I'd have liked to have polished in this theme (I'd have gotten rid of the uber !executes and made some color schemes, for starters), but I'm going to college in about twelve hours and I'll be spending most of my time in the practice room. So enjoy, mess with it, have fun, email me if--wonder of wonders--you actually do something with it.