Re: removing/modifying entries "help", "settings" etc. from start menu

On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 09:27:11 +0100
Enguerran Vanquelef <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Quoting Frank McCormick <[email protected]>:
> 
> > These are in your preferences file.
> >
> > #  Command to start logout
> > # LogoutCommand=""
> >
> > #  Command to cancel logout
> > # LogoutCancelCommand=""
> >
> > #  Command to shutdown the system
> > ShutdownCommand="sudo halt"
> >
> > #  Command to reboot the system
> > RebootCommand="sudo reboot"
> >
> >
> > The last 2 are what you are looking for I think.
> > --
> > Frank McCormick<[email protected]>
> 
> Great !
> 
> Thank you very much. How do you know this ? I searched on the
> IceWM website (http://www.icewm.org/manual/icewm-10.html) but  have
> not found (maybe I'm blind ?!?).

   Everything I know about IceWm is learned by going through the
preferences file and trying various options to see what effect
they had.


> 
> CTRL+ALT+SUPPR allow me to reboot or halt my system. What about  
> implementation of these two options in the menu ? I know I can add
> an entry in my ~/.icewm/menu file as I done for programs, but do
> you know how hiding the "deconnect" or "leave" sub-menu ?

   Maybe some of these may help:


#  Show programs submenu
ShowProgramsMenu = 1 # 0/1

#  Show settings submenu
ShowSettingsMenu=1 # 0/1

#  Show focus mode submenu
ShowFocusModeMenu=1 # 0/1

#  Show themes submenu
ShowThemesMenu = 1 # 0/1

#  Show logout submenu
ShowLogoutMenu = 1 # 0/1        <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

#  Show the help menu item
ShowHelp = 1 # 0/1

#  Show logout submenu
ShowLogoutSubMenu = 1 # 0/1     <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

#  Show the about menu item
ShowAbout = 1 # 0/1

#  Show the run menu item
ShowRun = 1 # 0/1

#  Show the window menu item
# ShowWindowList=1 # 0/1

#  Allow to switch a window to fullscreen
# AllowFullscreen=1 # 0/1

#  Enable address bar functionality in taskbar
EnableAddressBar=1 # 0/1

#  Show address bar in task bar
ShowAddressBar=1 # 0/1

#  Overrides automatic multiple byte detection
# MultiByte=1 # 0/1

#  Confirm logout
# ConfirmLogout=1 # 0/1  <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<


  
-- 
Frank<[email protected]>

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