Menu Editor
To change the preferences for the Menu Editor, select the menu:
- File, Preferences, or click on the Preferences button in the File toolbar (a red screwdriver)
- Then choose the Menu Editor tab
The following values can be set to customize the 6 menus:
#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6: Check one of these buttons to enable the menus
Title: This text will appear in the user menu.
Command: the external executables or batch files that you want to launch
Since the menus are contextual, you can pass the IP address or the DNS name for the current node to your application.
For this, enter
$A$ for the TCP/IP address
$M$ for the MAC address without separator (000000000000)
$M-$ for the MAC address with - separator (00-00-00-00-00-00)
$M:$ for the MAC address with : separator (00:00:00:00:00:00)
$N$ for the DNS name
where your utility needs them in the comand line.
Environment variables are accepted. Use % before and after. For example: %Program Files%, %WINDIR%
Three examples:
- VNC, %Program Files%\ORL\VNC\vncviewer.exe $A$. VNC is the free utility for remote control, available for Win32, Unix, and many platforms.
- NetMeeting, %WINDIR%\system32\rundll32.exe msconf.dll,CallToProtocolHandler $A$. Calls NetMeeting, which is included with all recent versions of Windows. It allows many functions: Chat, File Transfer, Whiteboard, and remote control with the Remote Desktop Sharing option.
- Telnet SMTP, %WINDIR%\system32\telnet.exe $n$ 25. This one will help you checking your SMTP servers.
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