All three data files for DeZkTop are a series of records made up
from several lines.  The Floaters are the simplest, the menus are a
bit more complicated and the Hotkeys more complicated again.

Floaters
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Each record in the Floaters file consists of 10 lines.

 1. The floater title
 2. The icon file
 3. The executable file
 4. The arguments
 5. The startup directory
 6. The number of the icon within the icon file
 7. Five integers:
      i)   Startup state, 0 = normal, 1 = minimised, 2 = maximised,
           3 = hidden
      ii)  Flag to prompt for arguments, 1 = prompt, 0 = don't prompt
      iii) Priority, 0 = Normal, 1 = low, 2 = high, 3 = super
      iv)  Autorun, 1 = run app when DeZkTop starts, 0 = don't run app
      v)   Separate address space, 1 = run 16 bit app in a separate
            address space, 0 = don't use separate address space
 8. Two integers:
      i)   This is a version marker and is always 1
      ii)  The length of the icon data.  This will be 0 if the icons
           are not cached and the number of bytes the icon occupies
           if icons are cached.
    If icons are chached there is then a block of binary data the
    length of which is given by number (ii) above.
 9. Three integers
      i)   TitleInvisible, 1 = don't display the Floater title
      ii)  Immoveable, 1 = the floater cannot be moved by dragging
      iii) AlwaysOnTop, 1 = the floater is always on top
10. Four integers giving the position of the floater in screen pixels
      i)   Left edge
      ii)  Top edge
      iii) Right edge
      iv)  Bottom edge



Menus
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Each record in the Menus file consists of 13 lines.  The first 10
lines are exactly the same as for floaters.  The additional lines
are:

11. Two integers giving the menu position in screen pixels
      i)   Left edge
      ii)  Top edge
12. Three integers
      i)   The width of the menu in icons, eg a width of 3 means there
           are 3 icons in each row
      ii)  The horizontal spacing between icons in screen pixels
      iii) The vertical spacing between icons in screen pixels
13. Two integers.  If the icon is not a submenu then both integers are
    zero.  If the first integer is 1 that is a flag indicating that
    this icon is a submenu.  If so then the second integer gives the
    number of icons in this submenu.  eg if the second number is 6 then
    the next 6 menu items are icons within this submenu.

The menu file always contains one record for the top level menu,
even if you have not created any menu items.



Hotkeys
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Each record in the Hotkeys file consists of 14 lines.  The first 13
lines are exactly the same as menus.  The additional line is:

14. Four integers giving the hotkey data
      i)   The hotkey
      ii)  Control key flag, 1 = hotkey needs control down
      iii) Shift key flag, 1 = hotkey needs shift down
      iv)  Alt key flag, 1 = hotkey needs alt down

The HotKeys file always contains one record for the top level hotkey
menu, even if you have not created any hotkeys.

The hotkey number is an internal number not related to ascii codes or
any other encoding.  The codes are:

0   F1
1   F2
2   F3
3   F4
4   F5
5   F6
6   F7
7   F8
8   F9
9   F10
10  F11
11  F12
12  A
13  B
14  C
15  D
16  E
17  F
18  G
19  H
20  I
21  J
22  K
23  L
24  M
25  N
26  O
27  P
28  Q
29  R
30  S
31  T
32  U
33  V
34  W
35  X
36  Y
37  Z
38  0
39  1
40  2
41  3
42  4
43  5
44  6
45  7
46  8
47  9
48  Space
49  Return
50  Tab
51  Escape
52  Backspace
53  Left
54  Up
55  Right
56  Down
57  Insert
58  Delete
59  Home
60  End
61  Page up
62  Page down
63  Numpad 0
64  Numpad 1
65  Numpad 2
66  Numpad 3
67  Numpad 4
68  Numpad 5
69  Numpad 6
70  Numpad 7
71  Numpad 8
72  Numpad 9
73  Numpad /
74  Numpad *
75  Numpad -
76  Numpad +
77  Numpad .