You could just open https://github.com/lwcorp/lwmenu/releases/ and see if you can find it...sl23 wrote: ↑NOTE: Not really important as it's a beta, but that link gave a 404 error for some reason, despite it being the same as the previous link you posted, but with the updated version number.
The examples are for buttons, while the new features are for global options and a toolbar command, as well as handling overloaded menus.Update the examples for each function in autorun.inf
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; Portable Freeware forum: https://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=20583
; GitHub and download: https://github.com/lwcorp/lwmenu
; General Rules of use:
; Everything after a semicolon is ignored by the program.
; Text inside brackets is case sensitive, use Uppercase.
; Text on left side of "=" is case sensitive, use lowercase.
; Your text can be mixed case.
; Example: 'lowercase=MixedCase(UPPERCASE)'
; Wherever there is an X change that to your chosen button number.
; Path names do NOT need quotes around them if they contain spaces. But quotes are needed for the other commands because they support multiple values (multiple registry keys/folders/files), and without quotes the launcher will treat a space like a separator even if it isn't.
; Relative and absolute path names are accepted.
; If absolute paths don't work on APPDATA, it seems to indicate the author looks for %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\ so use: 'setenv=USERPROFILE|your.appdata.path' instead.
; The [AutoRun] section is only used if you need to launch an app when running from a USB device as it is plugged in. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autorun.inf
; Unused [sections] and 'keys=' can be removed if you want to make it even more minimal.
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; The following is only used for [AutoRun]:
[AutoRun]
open=AutoRun.exe ; Absolute path to your app to be started on device plug in.
icon=AutoRun.exe, 0 ; The ", 0 " tells Windows to use the icon embedded in YourApp.exe.
; If you do not want an icon shown in 'ThisPC', put a semicolon in front of the icon line.
; If using your own icon file, use icon=MyIcon.ico instead.
; The following is only used globally for [CUSTOM MENU]:
[CUSTOM MENU]
hidetrayicon=1 ; Remove line or comment out with ; to show.
skiptobutton=X ; Run a pre-defined button instead of opening the menu. Can also use command line parameter '/skiptobutton=X' meaning you can keep all settings in 1 file, but use multiple shortcuts, each for another button.
clickbutton=X ; Tells the menu to click [BUTTONX] on launch.
kiosk=1 ; No window so remains in middle of screen and can't be moved.
theme= ; dark/light - Leave commented to use system theme.
fontface=helvetica
fontsize=10
textcolor=orange
buttoncolor=#fefee0
menucolor=white
buttonwidth=470 ; Comment out to make it automatic.
buttonheight=50
titletext=AutoRun LWMenu
maxbuttons=X ; So you can quickly test with and without lots of buttons.
button_browse= ; blocked/hidden
button_edit= ; blocked/hidden
button_close= ; blocked/hidden
; The following can be used both globally or for individual buttons:
admin=1 ; Run as administrator.
closemenuonclick=1 ; to close the menu after a launch.
blinktaskbarwhendone=1 ; Blink the taskbar after program launch.
focusbutton=X ; (e.g. focusbutton=3) Force menu focus on a specific button.
netaccess=0 ; Or netaccess=1 - Block/allow Windows Firewall net access.
simulate=1 ; Doesn't run, create or delete anything, only simulates operation.
singlerun=1 ; Launch the filename just once.
singleclick=1 ; Prevent clicking already clicked buttons.
; The following is only for invidiual buttons:
[BUTTONX]
buttontext=Dummy;
relativepathandfilename= ; Blank will display as a dummy button. Specifying a system filename will try to launch through the OS path. eg: cmd or notepad. SubMenu: Each menu displays a link to its parent menu (if it exists). Also, each menu can detect menus in its sub-folders. Alternatively, specify 'relativepathandfilename=folder' to load that folder's menu (if it lacks a menu, the folder would be launched regularly).
optionalcommandlineparams= ; Pass parameters to exe files, otherwise leave blank.
closemenuonclick=1 ; Closes the menu after a launch.
programpath= ; Accepts relative path. Define an alternative starting folder than the launched EXE. See below for more info.
registry= ; Delete registry keys on program close or use a + prefix to create before launch. You can also create basic entries like: (+HKCU\Software\Test,accept,1).
deletefolders= ; Delete folders on program close. Create before launch using + prefix.
deletefiles= ; Delete files on program close. Create before launch using + prefix.
backuppath= ; Backup of registry/folders/files to restore before launching program. Use . for current folder, but preferably a standalone folder to avoid clashes. backuppath=User ; should be automatically replaced with an absolute folder.
hidefrommenu=1 ; Hide a button from the menu. Preferably used with buttonafter.
buttonafter= ; Run another button (e.g. 4) after a previous button.
show= ; Launch app hidden/minimized/maximized.
setenv= ; Define temporary environment variable|value (e.g. APPDATA|c:\alternative_appdata) - Can have multiple lines of entries.
symlink= ; Create this folder/path as a symlink|target to another folder/file (e.g. %appdata%\program\|c:\program) - Can have multiple lines of entries.
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; If using folder structure like this, with User AppData folder in ROOT\APP:
; ROOT = the main folder where the Autorun EXE is contained.
ROOT\App\MyApp.exe
ROOT\App\User\AppData\Roaming\MyApp\(config files here)
ROOT\Autorun.exe
ROOT\Autorun.inf
; Then:
relativepathandfilename=App\MyApp.exe
setenv=USERPROFILE|..\User ; You have to specify ..\ in the path to the User folder as it won't see it otherwise!
; But, if using folder structure like this, with User AppData folder in ROOT:
ROOT\App\MyApp.exe
ROOT\User\AppData\Roaming\MyApp\(config files here)
ROOT\Autorun.exe
ROOT\Autorun.inf
; Then:
relativepathandfilename=App\MyApp.exe
setenv=USERPROFILE|..\..\User ; You have to specify ..\..\ in the path to the User folder instead!
; programpath indeed does just that - The starting point is the AutoRun launcher.
programpath=. ; Start where the launcher is.
programpath=.. ; Start from a folder above the launcher.
programpath=thisfolder ; Start from a folder called 'thisfolder' where the launcher is.
; Be careful though, some (many?) programs might not work if you don't launch them from their own folders, because they will look for their DLL files, etc. inside programpath instead.
For sure. Thanks for posting.sl23 wrote: ↑ Maybe this could be useful to others?
