DITL_16402_Polar Parameters.txt
Items: (6 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=218, y1=15, x2=288, y2=35
    Type: 4
    Info: 'OK'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=218, y1=45, x2=288, y2=65
    Type: 4
    Info: 'Cancel'
  2:
    Bounds: x1=0, y1=0, x2=0, y2=0
    Type: -128
    Info: ''
  3:
    Bounds: x1=27, y1=27, x2=186, y2=45
    Type: 6
    Info: 'Rectangular to Polar'
  4:
    Bounds: x1=27, y1=44, x2=187, y2=62
    Type: 6
    Info: 'Polar to Rectangular'
  5:
    Bounds: x1=10, y1=11, x2=76, y2=27
    Type: -120
    Info: 'Convert:'

DITL_16401_Polar parameters.txt
Items: (7 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=200, y1=13, x2=270, y2=33
    Type: 4
    Info: 'OK'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=200, y1=43, x2=270, y2=63
    Type: 4
    Info: 'Cancel'
  2:
    Bounds: x1=0, y1=0, x2=0, y2=0
    Type: -128
    Info: ''
  3:
    Bounds: x1=27, y1=29, x2=186, y2=47
    Type: 6
    Info: 'Rectangular to Polar'
  4:
    Bounds: x1=27, y1=46, x2=187, y2=64
    Type: 6
    Info: 'Polar to Rectangular'
  5:
    Bounds: x1=10, y1=13, x2=76, y2=29
    Type: -120
    Info: 'Convert:'
  6:
    Bounds: x1=19, y1=74, x2=270, y2=177
    Type: 0
    Info: ''

DITL_16009_info.txt
Items: (2 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=234, y1=98, x2=294, y2=118
    Type: 4
    Info: 'OK'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=70, y1=10, x2=303, y2=82
    Type: -120
    Info: '^0
^1
^2
^3'

DITL_16008_too old.txt
Items: (2 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=223, y1=64, x2=283, y2=84
    Type: 4
    Info: 'Cancel'
  1:
    Bounds: x1=70, y1=10, x2=290, y2=54
    Type: -120
    Info: 'Sorry, this plugin requires Photoshop 2.5 specific features.'

DITL_16000.txt
Items: (4 entries)
  0:
    Bounds: x1=0, y1=0, x2=280, y2=155
    Type: 0
    Info: ''
  1:
    Bounds: x1=10, y1=10, x2=188, y2=26
    Type: -120
    Info: 'Polar Coordinates v 2.5b1'
  2:
    Bounds: x1=10, y1=36, x2=218, y2=70
    Type: -120
    Info: '© 1990-93 Adobe Systems Inc.
By John Knoll'
  3:
    Bounds: x1=11, y1=77, x2=243, y2=130
    Type: -120
    Info: 'A plug-in filter for translating an image from rectangular to polar coordinates and vice versa.'