### Advanced New Design

The Advanced New Design dialog allows you to create a new design while specifying the deletion behavior, saving options, application type, and resource format. The dialog is divided into two tabs: Definitions and Distribution.

Definitions Tab

The Basename entry field is used for specifying the base for the resource file names. The IRE will use the base name for the design, include and IPF files as well. The Include entry field is used for entering the full file name of the include file.

The following options allow you to set up the saving and deleting behavior, and the target operating environment of your design:

- RES saves the resources directly to a resource file (.RES) instead of a resource script file (.RC). This saves significant time as an .RC file must be compiled with a resource compiler. It also allows features-specific resources, such as the control-focus feature, to be enabled.
- RC saves the resources in a resource script file which must be compiled by the resource compiler
- Borland.RC saves the resources in a resource script file which must be compiled by the Borland resource compiler
- None prevents advanced deletion control from occurring when items deleted or renamed in the design are properly deleted or renamed in the resource script, include header, and IPF files
- Don't verify causes advanced deletion control to occur when deleted or renamed items in the design are properly deleted or renamed in the resource script, include header, and IPF files
- Verify on save causes a dialog box to be displayed when you save the design, showing all the items that have been deleted or renamed, thereby allowing you to select items that will be deleted or renamed from the resource script, include header, and IPF files
- Include file saves the include file (.H) when symbols are added
- IPF file updates the IPF file each time the design file is saved
- OS/2 1.x bases the design and the resource script file on the OS/2 1.x Presentation Manager environment
- OS/2 2.x bases the design and the resource script file on the OS/2 2.x Presentation Manager environment
- Warp bases the design and resource script file on the OS/2 Warp Presentation Manager environment
- Presentation Manager bases the design on a Presentation Manager type of application
- Workplace bases the design on a Workplace Shell type of application

There are Cancel and Set buttons along the bottom of the dialog box.

Distribution Tab (contains .RC/.RES and Tables Tabs)