What is ToolManager?
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   ToolManager is a flexible program to manage the tools in your working
environment. It can start Workbench and CLI programs, ARexx scripts and
generate HotKey events. It even can issue commands to a ToolManager
running on a remote machine. The user interface consists of menus,
icons or dock windows. If you like a noisy computer, you can associate
a sound to each of these items. See  Sound objects.

   ToolManager can add items to the Workbench Tools menu. If you select
such a menu item, the program associated with it will be started. Every
selected icon on the Workbench will be used as an argument for the
program. This feature is only available when the Workbench is running.
See  Menu objects.

   ToolManager can add icons to the Workbench window. When you
double-click such an icon, the program associated with it will be
started. If you drop some icons on this icon, the program will be
started with these icons as arguments. This feature is only available
when the Workbench is running. See  Icon objects.

   ToolManager can create a dock window from a collection of programs.
This window can be opened on every public screen. Each program is
represented by an image or a button gadget. To start a program you
simply click on the image or the button gadget. If the dock window has
been opened on the Workbench screen and the Workbench is running, you
can also drop some icons on the image or the button gadget to start the
program with arguments. See  Dock objects.

   Additionally you can assign a Hot Key to each program. If you press
this Hot Key, the program will be started. Note that no arguments can be
passed to the program if you use this startup method. See  Exec objects.