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+title: Theme HOWTO - Tar'ing your theme
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+          <br />
+          <br />
+
+
+       Here's a quick guide to tar'ing your theme up:<br>
+       cd to your <tt>~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/</tt> directory, and type something like
+       the following: (replacing the file names appropriately for your theme)
+       </font>
+       <p>
+
+       <ol>
+         <li> <tt>tar -cvf Foo.tar Foo.lsm Backgrounds/FooBG.jpg Pixmaps/FooTile.xpm 
+              Icons/FooIcon.xpm Themes/Foo</tt>
+              <br><br>
+	   <li> <tt>gzip -9 Foo.tar</tt>
+              <br><br>
+       </ol>
+
+       This should leave you with a nice new <tt>Foo.tar.gz</tt> theme which includes (in this case),
+       the theme file (<tt>Themes/Foo</tt>), the background wallpaper (<tt>Backgrounds/FooBG.jpg</tt>), 
+       a tile (<tt>Pixmaps/FooTile.xpm</tt>), an icon for the dock (<tt>Icons/FooIcon.xpm</tt>) 
+       and a readme file (<tt>Foo.lsm</tt>).<br>
+       LSM files for your themes are a must. The format of the LSM file is
+       easy. Click <a href="example-lsm.txt">here</a> for an example. 
+       <p>
+       If you're having trouble, try typing '<tt>man tar</tt>' or ask for help on irc 
+       in the #WindowMaker channel on EFnet. If all else fails, you can 
+       <a href="{{ site.baseurl }}/lists/wmaker-dev.html">contact us</a> and we'll try and help you out,
+       but please try the other methods first. Thanks.
+       <p>
+       Also, your theme file should NOT include your <tt>~/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker</tt> 
+       file! This will overwrite the person who downloads the theme's keybindings 
+       and other personalized settings. 
+       Also do NOT include any files other those from the directories I mentioned 
+       above. For example, do NOT include your <tt>menu</tt> file or anything from your
+       <tt>~/GNUstep/Defaults/</tt> directory. ONLY include files from the directories 
+       listed above and the readme.lsm file.