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 | ||
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[[Category:Lotus]] | [[Category:Lotus]] | ||
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.
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.
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.
Sample files
- Lotus SmartSuite Millennium Edition (CD image from archive.org) → .../*.SMI
