# MS Windows Button Setup
# Written by Maciej Delmanowski <harnir@linux.net.pl>
# Maintained and updated by Dominique Michel <dominique_libre@users.sourceforge,net>
#
# This is the window titlebar button setup similar to the MS Windows
# buttons on the titlebar

# First button - close, iconify, destroy
Mouse 0 1 $[Mod]	Popup /Window-Menu Button1 0 100
Style * Button 1

# Second button - close, iconify, destroy
Mouse 1 2 $[Mod]	Window-Button-Function Button2 /Window-Menu Close
Mouse 2 2 $[Mod]	Window-Button-Function Button2 /Window-Menu Nop
Mouse 3 2 $[Mod]	Window-Button-Function Button2 /Window-Menu Nop
Style * Button 2

Style * NoButton 3

# 4th button - various ways to maximize a window
Mouse 1 4 $[Mod0]	Window-Button-Function Button4 /Window-Menu-Maximize Window-Resize Maximize
Mouse 2 4 $[Mod0]	Window-Button-Function Button4 /Window-Menu-Maximize Window-Resize V100
Mouse 3 4 $[Mod0]	Window-Button-Function Button4 /Window-Menu-Maximize Window-Resize H100
Mouse 1 4 $[Mod1]	Window-Button-Function Button4 /Window-Menu-Maximize Window-Resize VHgrow
Mouse 2 4 $[Mod1]	Window-Button-Function Button4 /Window-Menu-Maximize Window-Resize Vgrow
Mouse 3 4 $[Mod1]	Window-Button-Function Button4 /Window-Menu-Maximize Window-Resize Hgrow
Style * Button 4

Style * NoButton 5

# 6th button - additional window commands
Mouse 1 6 $[Mod]	Window-Button-Function Button6 /Window-Menu Window-Iconify
Mouse 2 6 $[Mod]	Window-Button-Function Button6 /Window-Menu Nop
Mouse 3 6 $[Mod]	Window-Button-Function Button6 /Window-Menu Nop
Style * Button 6

Style * NoButton 7

Style * NoButton 8

Style * NoButton 9

Style * NoButton 0

# NumLock support
Read $./Buttons-windows_NumLock

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