ActionItem93: removing unused stuff

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ActionItem93: removing unused stuff
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public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/accessories-text-editor.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/applications-games.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/computer.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/dialog-cancel.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/dialog-close.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/dialog-ok.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/dialog-password.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/dialog-question.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/dialog-warning.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/drive-removable-media.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/edit-copy.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/edit-delete.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/edit-paste.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/edit-redo.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/edit-select-all.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/error.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/exit.gif
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/folder-new.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/go-bottom.png
public/designs/icons/neu/16x16/go-down.png
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-Name: Silvestre Herrera
-Nickname: ertz
-Location: La Plata, Buenos Aires. ARGENTINA.
-E-mail: silvestre.herrera(at)gmail.com
-Website(s): http://www.silvestre.com.ar/
-
-_______________________________________________
@@ -1,342 +0,0 @@
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-Dropline Neu
-
-A Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) icon set for GNOME Desktop.
-
-This time Dropline Neu has been redesigned almost from scratch, it
-has all generic icons you would expect from other projects (like Tango) 
-and with time I'll add all the application icons the previous version had.
-Please note that this is a major improvement, though some icons that
-used to be here now are missing is just becouse I couldn't apply the
-new style yet (but will do soon).
-
-On a side note, donations are always welcome. School is taking alot
-of time from me which I would love to spend on making icons for the
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-DONATE file included in the icon set package.
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-Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2
-check the COPYING file for more info about the license.
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-______________________________________________________________
-
-Have fun!, if you have any questions check the AUTHORS file :)
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-title: "Neu"
-description: "Neu icon theme"
@@ -1,31 +0,0 @@
-/* generated by COLIVRE www.colivre.coop.br */ 
-/* AuthorCSS: Valessio S. Brito <valessio@colivre.coop.br> */
-/* Icons Dropline Neu (c) GPL, Silvestre Herrera <silvestre.herrera@gmail.com> */
-
-
-/* Icons Main */
-
-#configuration { background-image: url('48x48/preferences-desktop.png'); }
-#ledgers { background-image: url('48x48/document-properties.png'); }
-#suppliers { background-image: url('48x48/dialog-question.png'); }
-#departments { background-image: url('48x48/network-offline.png'); }
-#customers { background-image: url('48x48/system-run.png'); }
-#point_of_sale { background-image: url('48x48/window-new.png'); }
-#contact_positions { background-image: url('48x48/preferences-user-information.png'); }
-#stock { background-image: url('48x48/package-x-generic.png'); }
-#products { background-image: url('48x48/help-about.png'); }
-#commercial_proposals { background-image: url('48x48/edit-paste.png'); }
-#store { background-image: url('48x48/emblem-pictures.png'); }
-#categories { background-image: url('48x48/edit-select-all.png'); }
-#cash_flows { background-image: url('48x48/x-office-spreadsheet.png'); }
-#permissions { background-image: url('48x48/system-lock-screen.png'); }
-#mass_mails { background-image: url('48x48/mail-reply-all.png'); }
-#workers { background-image: url('48x48/graphics-svg-editor.png'); }
-#previous_page { background-image: url('48x48/edit-redo.png'); }
-#next_page { background-image: url('48x48/edit-unredo.png'); }
-
-/* Icons Bar Login */
-div.login_bar #goto { background-image: url('16x16/go-jump.png'); }
-div.login_bar #edit_profile { background-image: url('16x16/accessories-text-editor.png'); }
-div.login_bar #logout { background-image: url('16x16/system-log-out.png'); }
-
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1		-Name: Silvestre Herrera
2		-Nickname: ertz
3		-Location: La Plata, Buenos Aires. ARGENTINA.
4		-E-mail: silvestre.herrera(at)gmail.com
5		-Website(s): http://www.silvestre.com.ar/
6		-
7		-_______________________________________________
...	...	@@ -1,342 +0,0 @@
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342		-
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1		-Dropline Neu
2		-
3		-A Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) icon set for GNOME Desktop.
4		-
5		-This time Dropline Neu has been redesigned almost from scratch, it
6		-has all generic icons you would expect from other projects (like Tango)
7		-and with time I'll add all the application icons the previous version had.
8		-Please note that this is a major improvement, though some icons that
9		-used to be here now are missing is just becouse I couldn't apply the
10		-new style yet (but will do soon).
11		-
12		-On a side note, donations are always welcome. School is taking alot
13		-of time from me which I would love to spend on making icons for the
14		-GNU/Linux and GNOME comunities. For more information check the
15		-DONATE file included in the icon set package.
16		-
17		-Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2
18		-check the COPYING file for more info about the license.
19		-
20		-______________________________________________________________
21		-
22		-Have fun!, if you have any questions check the AUTHORS file :)
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1		-title: "Neu"
2		-description: "Neu icon theme"
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1		-/* generated by COLIVRE www.colivre.coop.br */
2		-/* AuthorCSS: Valessio S. Brito <valessio@colivre.coop.br> */
3		-/* Icons Dropline Neu (c) GPL, Silvestre Herrera <silvestre.herrera@gmail.com> */
4		-
5		-
6		-/* Icons Main */
7		-
8		-#configuration { background-image: url('48x48/preferences-desktop.png'); }
9		-#ledgers { background-image: url('48x48/document-properties.png'); }
10		-#suppliers { background-image: url('48x48/dialog-question.png'); }
11		-#departments { background-image: url('48x48/network-offline.png'); }
12		-#customers { background-image: url('48x48/system-run.png'); }
13		-#point_of_sale { background-image: url('48x48/window-new.png'); }
14		-#contact_positions { background-image: url('48x48/preferences-user-information.png'); }
15		-#stock { background-image: url('48x48/package-x-generic.png'); }
16		-#products { background-image: url('48x48/help-about.png'); }
17		-#commercial_proposals { background-image: url('48x48/edit-paste.png'); }
18		-#store { background-image: url('48x48/emblem-pictures.png'); }
19		-#categories { background-image: url('48x48/edit-select-all.png'); }
20		-#cash_flows { background-image: url('48x48/x-office-spreadsheet.png'); }
21		-#permissions { background-image: url('48x48/system-lock-screen.png'); }
22		-#mass_mails { background-image: url('48x48/mail-reply-all.png'); }
23		-#workers { background-image: url('48x48/graphics-svg-editor.png'); }
24		-#previous_page { background-image: url('48x48/edit-redo.png'); }
25		-#next_page { background-image: url('48x48/edit-unredo.png'); }
26		-
27		-/* Icons Bar Login */
28		-div.login_bar #goto { background-image: url('16x16/go-jump.png'); }
29		-div.login_bar #edit_profile { background-image: url('16x16/accessories-text-editor.png'); }
30		-div.login_bar #logout { background-image: url('16x16/system-log-out.png'); }
31		-