<gconfschemafile>
  <schemalist>
    <schema>
    <key>/schemas/desktop/standard/recent-document-entry</key>
    <type>list</type>
    <locale name="C">
       <short>An entry in the /desktop/standard/recent-documents directory</short>

       <long>
       This schema should be applied to the keys in the
       /desktop/standard/recent-documents directory. Each entry is a list of
       strings; each string represents an attribute of the recently used
       document. The strings begin with the name of the attribute, a colon, and
       then the value of the attribute.  The available attributes are: command,
       menu-text, menu-pixmap, menu-hint, filename, mime-type, app. A sample
       string in the list is "filename:myspreadsheet.gnumeric" or "menu-text:My
       Spreadsheet". The "filename" attribute can be a simple filename or a URL. 
       The "command" is a command to run if the recently-used menu item is selected; 
       the "filename" is most likely only used if an application decides not to run the 
       command for whatever reason. The "app" attribute is an identifier for the 
          application, typically the application executable name.
      </long>

      </locale>
    </schema>

    <schema>
    <key>/schemas/desktop/standard/save-location-entry</key>
    <type>pair</type>
    <locale name="C">
       <short>An entry in the /desktop/standard/save-locations directory</short>

       <long>
          The /desktop/standard/save-locations directory contains entries
          describing manually-user-defined locations for saving files.  These
          locations could be merged with, or complement, a list of most recently
          used save locations. Each entry in the
          /desktop/standard/save-locations directory should be a pair of two
          strings; the first string (car) should be a human-readable location
          name such as "My Documents", the second string (cdr) should be 
          a filesystem directory name such as "/home/jerry/mydocs". The second 
          string can also be a URL but not all applications will necessarily 
          be able to access nonlocal directories.
      </long>

     </locale>
     </schema>

  </schemalist>
  
</gconfschemafile>