Adding your program to the Control Panel: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 02:56, 19 January 2008
Author: ZmAn3 (talk, contrib) |
Description
These macros below add or remove items from the Control Panel. You have to refresh the Control Panel, if in use, in order to work. Tested only on Windows XP SP2.
How To Use
${WControlPanelItem_Add} `GUID` `Name` `Tip` `Exec` `Icon`
- GUID
- Your application GUID. If you don't have one, use the function from Create a GUID, a Globally Unique Identifier page.
- Name
- Name of the item to appear as the button name.
- Exec
- File to open when executing the item. It has to be an executable. Accepts parameters.
- Icon
- Specifies the icon to be used for the item.
${WControlPanelItem_Remove} `GUID`
- GUID
- Your application GUID used on ${WControlPanelItem_Add}.
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