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BREW IMediaMPEG4 Example

      enter the width of a character in pixels.

      If normal Asian characters are not supported enter -1.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_NORMAL_GLYPH, Font
   complex, Supported Glyphs, 1, ,
      string, Glyph / Glyph Range
   }
   HELP
      Enter the Unicode value for each glyph supported on the
      device.  You many enter individual glyphs or glyph ranges.  To specify a
      glyph range, using the format <starting glyph >-<ending glyph>.  For
      example, 0x5b-0x60.  Values may be entered in decimal or hex format.

      It is expected that the normal, bold, and large fonts will all support
      the same glyphs.  Document any discrepancies in the Comment field.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_BOLD_ASCENT, Font
   uint32, Bold Font - Ascent
   HELP
      The height of the font above the baseline in pixels.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_BOLD_DESCENT, Font
   uint32, Bold Font - Descent
   HELP
      The height of the font below the baseline in pixels.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_BOLD_WIDTH, Font
   enum, Bold Font Width, IDEL_WIDTH_TYPE
   HELP
      Select Fixed or Dynamic (variable) width for ASCII characters.
      
      NOTE: This entry is used by PEK 2.1 and 3.0.0.  Later versions of
      PEK use the  Bold Font ASCII Character Width and Bold Font Asian
      Character Width fields.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_BOLD_WIDTH_ASCII, Font
   string, Bold Font ASCII Character Width
   HELP
      If bold ASCII characters have a variable (dynamic) width (also called a 
      proportional font), enter 0.

      If bold ASCII characters have a fixed width (also called a monospace font),
      enter the width of a character in pixels.

      If bold ASCII characters are not supported enter -1.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_BOLD_WIDTH_ASIAN, Font
   string, Bold Font Asian Character Width
   HELP
      If bold Asian characters have a variable (dynamic) width (also called a 
      proportional font), enter 0.

      If bold Asian characters have a fixed width (also called a monospace font),
      enter the width of a character in pixels.

      If bold Asian characters are not supported enter -1.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_LARGE_ASCENT, Font
   uint32, Large Font - Ascent
   HELP
      The height of the font above the baseline in pixels.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_LARGE_DESCENT, Font
   uint32, Large Font - Descent
   HELP
      The height of the font below the baseline in pixels.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_LARGE_WIDTH, Font
   enum, Large Font Width, IDEL_WIDTH_TYPE
   HELP
      Select Fixed or Dynamic (variable) width for ASCII characters.
      
      NOTE: This entry is used by PEK 2.1 and 3.0.0.  Later versions of
      PEK use the Large Font ASCII Character Width and Large Font Asian
      Character Width fields.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_LARGE_WIDTH_ASCII, Font
   string, Large Font ASCII Character Width
   HELP
      If large ASCII characters have a variable (dynamic) width (also called a 
      proportional font), enter 0.

      If large ASCII characters have a fixed width (also called a monospace font),
      enter the width of a character in pixels.

      If large ASCII characters are not supported enter -1.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_LARGE_WIDTH_ASIAN, Font
   string, Large Font Asian Character Width
   HELP
      If large Asian characters have a variable (dynamic) width (also called a 
      proportional font), enter 0.

      If large Asian characters have a fixed width (also called a monospace font),
      enter the width of a character in pixels.

      If large Asian characters are not supported enter -1.
   }
}

EnumList, IDEL_ENCODING
   UNICODE
   KSC5601 
   S-JIS
   GB2312
   UTF8
   ISOLATIN1
   CP949
}
Resource, IDS_DD_ENCODING, Font
   enum, Encoding, IDEL_ENCODING
   HELP
      Specify the encoding type for fonts made available to BREW.
   }   
}
Resource, IDS_DD_FONT_MONOBITMAPFONTS, Font
   enum, Monochrome bitmap fonts, IDEL_YESNO
   HELP
      If all of the fonts on the device are represented by monochrome bitmaps,
      enter Yes.  If one or more of the fonts is not, enter
      No.  For example, if a font is a vector font, uses multiple colors,
      or uses alpha blending or antialiasing, enter No.
   }
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Position Determination
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_POS_GPS, Position Determination
   enum, GPS Supported, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Is GPS-based position determination available to BREW?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_POS_SECTOR, Position Determination
   enum, Sector-based Supported, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Is sector-based position determination available to BREW?
   }
}
#<!--=================================================================
#        Exception LIst
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_EXCEPT_LIST, OEM Exceptions
   complex, Exceptions, 0, , ,
      string, Function
      string, Interface
      string, Reason
   }
   HELP
      For each exception, enter the following: 
      
      Function - The name of function at the AEE layer that has not been
      implemented.

      Interface - The name of interface that the function belongs to.

      Reason - The reason why the function/interface has not been implemented.
   }
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Bluetooth
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_BLUETOOTH_SUPP, Bluetooth
   enum, Bluetooth Supported, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Are BREW Bluetooth API's supported on this handset?  List the
      supported APIs and associated Class IDs in the Comment field.
   }
}

#<!--=================================================================
#        Camera
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_CAMERA_SUPP, Camera
   enum, Camera Support, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Is the ICamera interface implemented on this handset?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_CAMERA_RES, Camera
   string, Resolution
   HELP
      Enter the resolution in pixels.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_CAMERA_BREW_ACCESS_NATIVE, Camera
   enum, BREW access to native photos, IDEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Does BREW have access to the device's native UI photo storage
      directory?  If yes, enter the path below.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_CAMERA_BREW_ACCESS_NATIVE_PATH, Camera
   string, Photo storage path
   HELP
      If BREW access to native UI photo storage is Yes above, enter
      the path here.  For example, /brew/shared.
   }
}


#<!--=================================================================
#        Ringer
#=================================================================-->
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_MAX_SIZE, Ringer
   uint32, Max Ringer Size
   HELP
      Specify the maximum ringer size in bytes or 0 for no limit.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_FORMATS, Ringer
   complex, Supported Formats
      string, ID
      string, File Extension
   }
   HELP
      For each media formats supported for Ringers, list the following:

      ID - The AEESoundPlayerFile ID for the format (decimal or hex).  For
      example, 128 or 0x80.
      
      File Extension -  The file name extension associated with the ID.  For
      example, for an ID of 1 you would typically enter "mid".

      Note 1: pmd = CMX: Compact MIDI, SAF, PNG, JPEG, QCELP, ADPCM.
      
      Note 2: The ID (1, 2, and 3 in the example) is the value returned in
      pwFormats by IRINGERMGR_GetFormats().
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_MAX_COUNT, Ringer
   uint32, Max Ringers
   HELP
      Specify the maximum number of ringers that can be placed on the device
      (on many handsets this is the maximum number of files that may be 
      stored in the ringer directory).  Enter 0 if there is no limit.
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_CATEGORIES, Ringer
   complex, Categories
      string, ID
      string, Name
   }
   HELP
      List the categories to which ringers can be assigned by developers.  For
      each category, enter the following:

      ID - The AEERingerCatID value.  For example, 1.  If ringer categories
      are not supported, enter 0.
      
      Name - The name of the ringer category.  For example, "Friends".  If
      ringer categories are not supported, enter "All".
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_NATIVE_UI_ACTIVATE, Ringer
   enum, Native UI Activate, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Can ringers created by BREW be activated using the native UI?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_DEL_NATIVE, Ringer
   enum, Native UI Delete, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Can ringers created by BREW be deleted using the native UI?
   }
}
Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_FILE_MENU, Ringer
   enum, Integrated Ringer File Menu, IDEL_LABEL_YESNO
   HELP
      Is it possible to manage native and BREW downloaded ringers from the
      same native UI?
   }
}
EnumList, IDEL_LABEL_RINGER_AUDIO_PATH
   Ringer-only Speaker, Ringer-only Speaker
   Far-Field Speaker, Far-Field Speaker
   Earpiece Speaker, Earpiece Speaker
   Other, Other
}

Resource, IDS_DD_RINGER_AUDIO_PATH, Ringer
   enum, Audio playback path, IDEL_LABEL_RINGER_AUDIO_PATH
   HELP
      Select the ringer audio playback path.  If other, please explain
      in the Comment field.
   }
}


#<!--=================================================================
#        AddrBook
#=================================================================-->
EnumList, IDEL_ADDR_FIELD_TYPE
   0, AEEDB_FT_NONE
   1, AEEDB_FT_BYTE
   2, AEEDB_FT_WORD
   3, AEEDB_FT_DWORD
   4, AEEDB_FT_STRING
   5, AEEDB_FT_BINARY
   6, AEEDB_FT_PHONE
   7, AEEDB_FT_BITMAP
   8, AEEDB_FT_MAX
}

EnumList, IDEL_ADDR_CAT
	0,      AEE_ADDR_CAT_NONE    
	1,      AEE_ADDR_CAT_PERSONAL
	2,      AEE_ADDR_CAT_BUSINESS
	32768,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 0
	32769,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 1
	32770,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 2
	32771,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 3
	32772,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 4
	32773,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 5
	32774,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 6
	32775,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 7
	32776,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 8
	32777,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 9
	32778,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 10
	32779,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 11
	32780,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 12
	32781,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 13
	32782,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 14
	32783,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 15
	32784,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 16
	32785,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 17
	32786,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 18
	32787,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 19
	32788,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 20
	32789,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 21
	32790,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 22
	32791,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 23
	32792,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 24
	32793,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 25
	32794,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 26
	32795,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 27
	32796,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 28
	32797,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 29
	32798,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 30
	32799,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 31
	32800,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 32
	32801,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 33
	32802,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 34
	32803,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 35
	32804,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 36
	32805,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 37
	32806,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 38
	32807,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 39
	32808,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 40
	32809,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 41
	32810,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 42
	32811,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 43
	32812,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 44
	32813,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 45
	32814,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 46
	32815,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 47
	32816,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 48
	32817,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 49
	32818,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER + 50
	65280,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER_DEFINED + 0
	65281,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER_DEFINED + 1
	65282,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER_DEFINED + 2
	65283,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER_DEFINED + 3
	65284,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER_DEFINED + 4
	65285,  AEE_ADDR_CAT_USER_DEFINED + 5