### Define Design

The Define Design dialog defines the project basename, include header filename and the .IPF filename. There are Cancel and Set buttons along the bottom of the dialog box.

Definitions Tab
The Definitions tab contains six tabs:

- Basename enters the basename for the design and the include header filename. This name is also used as the name of the design file (.Irf), the resource files and the header include file.
- OS/2 2.x/3.x enters the locations of your source code files
- OS/2 1.x enters the locations of your source code files
- Windows 3.1 enters the locations of your source code files
- Windows NT enters the locations of your source code files
- Other enters the name for the .IPF file which will contain the help information for the application you are designing

Options:

- Target OS selects your target operating system environment as OS/2 1.x, OS/2 2.x, OS/2 Warp, Windows 3.1 or Windows NT
- Save informs the IRE to save both the include and .IPF files
- Resource format selects the format as .RES, .RC, or Borland .RC
- Deletion can be set to None, Don't verify or Verify on Save
- App type bases the design on a normal Presentation Manager type of application or on a Workplace Shell type of application

Distribution Tab contains two tabs: .RC/RES and Tables.