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Reasons You Must Create a Data Type Manually
Components of a Data Type Definition: Criteria and Attributes
Creating a Data Type Manually: General Steps
Configuration Files for Data Types
To Create a Data Type Definition
Example of Creating a Personal Action and Data Type
Defining the Data Attributes of a Data Type
Specifying the Icon Image Used for a Data Type
Associating Data Types with Actions
Hiding Files Based on Data Type
Specifying Behaviors When the File Is Manipulated
Defining the Data Criteria for a Data Type
Name-Based Data Types
Location-Based Data Types
Data Types Based on Name and Location
Using File Modes as a Typing Criteria
Content-Based Data Typing
To Create a Data Type with Several Independent Criteria
Creating Localized Data Types
Locations for Localized Data Types
To Localize a Data Type

There are two ways to create a data type definition:

Creating a data type manually requires you to edit a database file.

This chapter describes how to manually create data type definitions.

“Reasons You Must Create a Data Type Manually”

“Components of a Data Type Definition: Criteria and Attributes”

“Creating a Data Type Manually: General Steps”

“Example of Creating a Personal Action and Data Type”

“Defining the Data Criteria for a Data Type”



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