Posted by member 5575 on 2004-08-23 21:25:20 link
For example, here's a popup I define for my lsmail display:
It is assigned to lsmail with this line:
so that the left top corner of the menu is aligned with the bottom left corner of the lsmail graphic. You can do the same type of thing with shortcuts. Just make sure that your default popup.rc file - the one with your main right-click-on-the-desktop-menu - is included *before* you go off and define any other popups. (At least, I think that would still break things...)
*Popup "Mail Checking" !New !MailMenu
*Popup "Check Mail" !LSMailCheckMail
*Popup "Enable Mail Checking" !mailon
*Popup "Disable Mail Checking" !mailoff
*Popup "Unload LSMail Module" !netUnloadModule $mailModule$
*Popup ~New
*Popup "Check Mail" !LSMailCheckMail
*Popup "Enable Mail Checking" !mailon
*Popup "Disable Mail Checking" !mailoff
*Popup "Unload LSMail Module" !netUnloadModule $mailModule$
*Popup ~New
It is assigned to lsmail with this line:
LSMailOnLeftUp !MailMenu x=$lsmailx$ y=$lsmaily+lsmailh$ left top
so that the left top corner of the menu is aligned with the bottom left corner of the lsmail graphic. You can do the same type of thing with shortcuts. Just make sure that your default popup.rc file - the one with your main right-click-on-the-desktop-menu - is included *before* you go off and define any other popups. (At least, I think that would still break things...)