;SAMPLE USEMGR CONFIGURATION FILE - 01-30-1993 ; This sample file is provided to explain how the USEMGR configuration file is ; constructed and to show how to make additions and changes to it. ; ; The USEMGR.CFG file is used by both USEMGR and USEMON to set up values of ; the program parameters. Most entries in the file are maintained by USEMGR ; itself, and users do not ordinarily need to worry about them. But some ; entries can only be made or changed by modifying this file directly. Any ; standard ASCII text editor can be used. ; When USEMGR reads its configuration file, it ignores all blank lines, and ; all text following a semicolon. Comments can be placed anywhere in the file, ; but remember that when USEMGR rewrites a section of the file it will delete ; the comments in that section. ; The file is divided into sections headed by a section name such as [OPTIONS] ; or [TOOLS]. The section name must be enclosed in brackets, and may contain ; multiple words up to a total of 15 characters. USEMGR and USEMON ignore case ; in section names. A section continues until the next section name or the end ; of the file is reached. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; The [OPTIONS] section is used by USEMGR to set the startup condition for the ; number of lines on the screen (requires EGA or better monitor). It also ; determines the extent to which USEMGR will ask for confirmation before ; deleting or overwriting files. These items can be changed within USEMGR in the ; OPTIONS menu. The change can be made permanent by selecting OPTIONS SAVE ; The next three items allow three groups of file types to be displayed in ; distinctive colors in the USEMGR directory display. The examples show ; typical uses. These entries must be made with an editor. The color choices ; are fixed, and cannot be changed by the user. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; The [TOOLS] section defines the way in which user-supplied programs are ; accessed from USEMGR. These programs will appear in the USEMGR TOOLS menu ; and can act on either the highlighted file, or on all of the marked files. ; This is the most flexible, but complicated, part of the USEMGR.CFG file. ; All changes and additions to this section must be made with an editor. ; Each Tool is defined on a single line that has the following form: ; KEY=MENU ENTRY, COMMAND,KEYCODE,STATUS,SCOPE,EDIT ; Menu Entry - Text you want to appear in the Tools menu ; Command (Including default parameters) ; KeyCode is the code that defines the hot key for this entry. See the Appendix ; in the USEMGR manual. ;Status String is the Help entry that will appear on the bottom of the screen ;Scope: 1=Apply command to highlighted file ; 2=Apply command sequentially to all marked files ; 3=Create a list of marked files and insert filename where indicated ; by @\xxxxxx\ ;Edit YES=Allow user to edit command before execution ; NO=Execute command immediately. ;Menu, Command and Key are required. ;Defaults will be used for the others if not present. ;However, the comma delimiters are always required. ;Use %1 to indicate where in the command you want the filename inserted. ;The default for %1 is at the end of the command ;Use %2 to indicate where you want user-supplied options to be inserted. ;Usemgr will open an edit window to get the options, and will insert them ;there. The default is No user supplied options. ;Use @\xxxxxx\ to have UseMgr supply a list of marked files for use by your ;program. UseMgr will insert filename where indicated by @\xxxxxx\ ;Example Myprog @\<\ results in Myprog