<styles>
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<style>
	<style_name>Classic</style_name>
	<style_file>classic.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Displays filename, size and date.
Folders don't have date or size, they go outside file area.
This is the most simple HTML style for directory listing.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

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<style>
	<style_name>Modern</style_name>
	<style_file>modern.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Displays icon, filename, size, file type and date.
Folders are shown in the same table with files.
This style has icons and media types added in comparison with "Classic".
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

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<style>
	<style_name>Download</style_name>
	<style_file>download.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Displays icon, filename, size, file type, date and approximate download time at 56K/s.
It is like "Modern" but download time column added.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

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<style>
	<style_name>Tree</style_name>
	<style_file>tree.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Tree of files and folders.

Suitable for table of contents, site tree, printing the contents of an archive file, etc.

Makes sense if both "Recursive directory processing" and "All output go to a single file" from "File Order and Recursion" tab are checked.
Here "Use folders [name or links] in the output" switch doesn't work, as folders are vital part of the tree.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>


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<style>
	<style_name>Tree expandable / collapsible</style_name>
	<style_file>tree_ec.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Like "Tree" style, but folder nodes can expand and collapse.

Collapsing works only in MS IE browser. In other browsers looks static like file generated with "Tree" style.

Makes sense if both "Recursive directory processing" and "All output go to a single file" from "File Order and Recursion" tab are checked.
Here "Use folders [name or links] in the output" switch doesn't work, as folders are vital part of the tree.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

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<style>
	<style_name>Table of contents</style_name>
	<style_file>toc.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Like "Expandable / Collapsible Tree" style, but it is supposed to be within a frame (such as left TOC frame), and all links lead to a frame named 'main'.

Makes sense if both "Recursive directory processing" and "All output go to a single file" from "File Order and Recursion" tab are checked.
Here "Use folders [name or links] in the output" switch doesn't work, as folders are vital part of the tree.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

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<style>
	<style_name>Text</style_name>
	<style_file>text.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Simple text file, with folder and file names each on a separate line, is generated.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

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<style>
	<style_name>XML</style_name>
	<style_file>xml.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Directory contents can be represented as an XML file.
It can be used for automatic processing, such as XSL transformation.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>


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<style>
	<style_name>Simple text list</style_name>
	<style_file>list.txt</style_file>
	<style_description>
Make a simple list of files. Folders are not output.
</style_description>
	<style_image></style_image>
</style>

</styles>