Ferix
Introduction

Welcome to Ferix, a Litestep theme by Phar0e.

This "help guide" highlights the features and functions of this Litestep theme. As well there is additional information about this theme, and an extensive Litestep Help Library. Just click on the appropriate link below to navigate to the desired information.

After you close this "help guide", it will not launch again at startup, refresh, or recycle. To launch this help guide at any time, left click on the windows button in the top left corner. Browse down to the Litestep menu and look for "Litestep Help Files". Left click on that to launch these help files.

To return to this menu from sub-pages just click the "Start" button in the top left corner of this window.

Litestep Help Files

Third Party Modules such as Label, Dynamp, and others are included with this theme and each have their own readme's.

Standard Litestep Documentation is included with this theme and provides readme's for all core modules (popup, systray2, etc.).

OTS Theme Standard Documentation is also included and details the Litestep theme standard..

Common Litestep and Ferix Questions are addressed by yours truly, attempting to point newer users in the right directions.

Navigating in Ferix

Right Click on the desktop will launch "your" popup menu.
Shift + Left Click on the desktop will launch the custom Ferix popup menu.

Left Click on the Windows button in the top left corner will launch the custom Ferix popup menu.
Right click on the Windows button in the top left corner will toggle the top bar to show different modules.

Mouseover on the clock will activate the date display.
Left Click on the clock bring up the "Date and Time Properties" applet.

Ferix Credits

Ferix was originally a Windowblinds skin by Essorant. Subsequently he created a Ferix Nextstart theme. The look of the skin and theme caught my eye and you see the end result. Essorant has graciously allowed me to port Ferix to Litestep.

Permissions text for Ferix.

This "Help Guide" you are viewing is powered by MiniWeb, a small browser for offline viewing of various files (help files, etc.). Miniweb is coded by e-sushi. Thanks Mike!

Changes

version 1.0
Initial release of Ferix for Litestep (July 2003).
Original layout is very much a "windows" style layout with a lot more going on "under the hood".

Contact
2003 Phil Varcoe - all rights reserved
Phar0e's Playground
mailto:philvarcoe@hotmail.com