If you are running fvwm95 (which is not a bad idea if run this program)
then you might want to set a Style entry in your `.fvwm2rc95' .For example:

  Style "explorer" Icon mini-expl.xpm

A mini icon for the Explorer can be found in the directory `icons'
called `mini-expl.xpm'. Copy this icon to your bitmap or pixmap directory
so fvwm95 can find it. You might also want to add an entry in your start
menu. For example:

  + "explorer%mini-expl.xpm%"      Exec /usr/local/explorer/explorer &

A lot of things in the program can be changed. All icons you see are
just .bmp files which can be find in the `icons' directory. You are
free to change or alter them. We don't mind if you change the about
bitmap but, please leave the copyright statement and the Linux logo 
intact. 

If you do decide to change some icons, then remember that the size of
these images are fixed. You can change the contents and colors and such
but, not the size.

We've tried to keep the code as contained as possible, so it should 
not be difficult to remodel the data_tree code so that it can be
used as a standalone Qt widget (as of version 0.5 the Qt widgets are
more or less complete). If you remodel any of the source code or add
something to it then please notify us.

One final note, currently the X-Plorer does NOT compile under SunOS
or Solaris. The Qt library, however, HAS been successfully built under
both of these operating systems. We have limited access to both of these
platforms and it appeared that the compiler and libraries were out of
date. If anyone is successful at getting X-Plorer to compile under either
one of these platforms, please tell us and gives any bugs/fixes. Thanks.
