Lotus SmartIcons
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| − | '''Lotus | + | '''Lotus SmartIcons''' (.smi) is an icon-related format associated with some Lotus products, including SmartSuite and [[Lotus Word Pro|Word Pro]]. |
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| + | == Discussion == | ||
| + | An SMI file defines an icon "set", or toolbar. It does not contain the icon graphics. | ||
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| + | It contains a set of icon definitions, each of which may be a reference to a built-in icon, or a custom icon definition. A custom icon definition could include the name of a [[BMP]] file containing the graphics, and the name of an .LWP script file defining the icon's behavior. | ||
== Identification == | == Identification == | ||
| − | Files begin with ASCII "{{magic|IC}}". (This | + | Files begin with ASCII "{{magic|IC}}". (This isn't very distinctive. A number of other formats begin this way.) |
In at least some files, the next three bytes are {{magic|0x34 0x03 0x00}}. At offset 5 is an ASCII name. | In at least some files, the next three bytes are {{magic|0x34 0x03 0x00}}. At offset 5 is an ASCII name. | ||
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* [https://archive.org/details/LotusSmartSuiteMillennium Lotus SmartSuite Millennium Edition] (CD image from archive.org) → .../*.SMI | * [https://archive.org/details/LotusSmartSuiteMillennium Lotus SmartSuite Millennium Edition] (CD image from archive.org) → .../*.SMI | ||
| + | [[Category:Configuration files]] | ||
[[Category:Lotus]] | [[Category:Lotus]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 23 July 2025
Lotus SmartIcons (.smi) is an icon-related format associated with some Lotus products, including SmartSuite and Word Pro.
[edit] Discussion
An SMI file defines an icon "set", or toolbar. It does not contain the icon graphics.
It contains a set of icon definitions, each of which may be a reference to a built-in icon, or a custom icon definition. A custom icon definition could include the name of a BMP file containing the graphics, and the name of an .LWP script file defining the icon's behavior.
[edit] Identification
Files begin with ASCII "IC". (This isn't very distinctive. A number of other formats begin this way.)
In at least some files, the next three bytes are 0x34 0x03 0x00. At offset 5 is an ASCII name.
[edit] Sample files
- Lotus SmartSuite Millennium Edition (CD image from archive.org) → .../*.SMI
