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;SAMPLE USEMGR CONFIGURATION FILE - 01-30-1993
; This sample file is provided to explain how the USEMGR configuration file is
; constructed and to show how to make additions and changes to it.
;
; The USEMGR.CFG file is used by both USEMGR and USEMON to set up values of
; the program parameters. Most entries in the file are maintained by USEMGR
; itself, and users do not ordinarily need to worry about them. But some
; entries can only be made or changed by modifying this file directly. Any
; standard ASCII text editor can be used.
; When USEMGR reads its configuration file, it ignores all blank lines, and
; all text following a semicolon. Comments can be placed anywhere in the file,
; but remember that when USEMGR rewrites a section of the file it will delete
; the comments in that section.
; The file is divided into sections headed by a section name such as [OPTIONS]
; or [TOOLS]. The section name must be enclosed in brackets, and may contain
; multiple words up to a total of 15 characters. USEMGR and USEMON ignore case
; in section names. A section continues until the next section name or the end
; of the file is reached.
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The [OPTIONS] section is used by USEMGR to set the startup condition for the
; number of lines on the screen (requires EGA or better monitor). It also
; determines the extent to which USEMGR will ask for confirmation before
; deleting or overwriting files. These items can be changed within USEMGR in the
; OPTIONS menu. The change can be made permanent by selecting OPTIONS SAVE
; The next three items allow three groups of file types to be displayed in
; distinctive colors in the USEMGR directory display. The examples show
; typical uses. These entries must be made with an editor. The color choices
; are fixed, and cannot be changed by the user.
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The [TOOLS] section defines the way in which user-supplied programs are
; accessed from USEMGR. These programs will appear in the USEMGR TOOLS menu
; and can act on either the highlighted file, or on all of the marked files.
; This is the most flexible, but complicated, part of the USEMGR.CFG file.
; All changes and additions to this section must be made with an editor.
; Each Tool is defined on a single line that has the following form:
; KEY=MENU ENTRY, COMMAND,KEYCODE,STATUS,SCOPE,EDIT
; Menu Entry - Text you want to appear in the Tools menu
; Command (Including default parameters)
; KeyCode is the code that defines the hot key for this entry. See the Appendix
; in the USEMGR manual.
;Status String is the Help entry that will appear on the bottom of the screen
;Scope: 1=Apply command to highlighted file
; 2=Apply command sequentially to all marked files
; 3=Create a list of marked files and insert filename where indicated
; by @\xxxxxx\
;Edit YES=Allow user to edit command before execution
; NO=Execute command immediately.
;Menu, Command and Key are required.
;Defaults will be used for the others if not present.
;However, the comma delimiters are always required.
;Use %1 to indicate where in the command you want the filename inserted.
;The default for %1 is at the end of the command
;Use %2 to indicate where you want user-supplied options to be inserted.
;Usemgr will open an edit window to get the options, and will insert them
;there. The default is No user supplied options.
;Use @\xxxxxx\ to have UseMgr supply a list of marked files for use by your
;program. UseMgr will insert filename where indicated by @\xxxxxx\
;Example Myprog @\<\ results in Myprog <usemgr.tmp
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; When you save a filter in USEMGR, it writes a section in the USEMGR.CFG file
; with the name of the filter, defining each of the selection criteria in the
; filter. Since USEMGR will do this automatically, and has built-in error
; checking that will prevent inconsistent filter criteria, you probably will not
; need to create your own. But for completeness, here are the key words
; involved, using the default values as an example. NOTE that if any of
; these entries are not present, USEMGR will use the default values.
; You can have as many different filter entries as you want.
; [EXAMPLE] ; Filter Name
;Files=*.* ;File specs to be displayed. Default is '*.*'
;MinCreateDate=01-01-1900 ; Earliest File Creation Date
;MaxCreateDate=12-31-2100 ; Latest File Creation Date
;MinSize=0 ; Don't show files smaller than this.
;MaxSize=32000000 ; Don't show files larger than this.
;Hidden=NO ; Don't show Hidden files.
;SysFile=NO ; Don't show System files.
;MinUses=0 ; Don't show files with fewer uses.
;MaxUses=999999 ; Don't show files with more uses.
;MinDateUsed=01-01-1900 ; Don't Show files last used before this.
;MaxDateUsed=12-31-2100 ; Don't Show files last used after this.
;Sort=NAME ; Sort display by name
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; USEMON also uses the USEMGR.CFG file to specify the files for which it will,
; and will not process usage data. These sections are [SELECT] and [REJECT].
; An entry in either section can be one of three types, examples of which are
; shown below;
; [REJECT]
; *.bak ; Don't count usage for any file with extension BAK
; c:\letters\*.old ; Don't count usage for files in c:\letters subdirectory
; with extension OLD
; c:\test\*.* /S ; Don't count usage for ANY file in c:\test or
; any of its subdirectories.
; The same syntax applies to the [SELECT] section, although the most likely
; entry there is *.*
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
;Report formats are found in The [REPORTS] section of the config-
;uration file. Report formats must be entered in this section by the
;user, using a text editor. The format of this section is:
;
;[REPORTS]
;ReportName = Part [, Part] [,Part] ....
; where
; Part = PartName [:n] | "Literal" [:n] |#:n
; PartName = Path | Name | Ext | Size | CreateDate| CreateTime| Attrib
; |Descr | UseDate | Count
;
;The optional :n in all cases but one defines the width of the field,
;within which text will be right-justified. The exception is #:n,
;which means "Start next part at column n."
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[OPTIONS]
VGA25=YES ;Start USEMGR with 25 line screen
;VGA25=NO ;Start USEMGR with 43/50 line screen
DeleteQuery=YES ;Ask user to confirm before deleting files
;DeleteQuery=NO ;Delete files without confirmation
OverWriteQuery=YES ;Ask user to confirm before overwriting existing file.
;OverWriteQuery=NO ;Overwrite existing file without confirmation.
;1FileGroup=*.exe ;Color Red
;2FileGroup=project*.wks *.xls ;Color Brown
;3FileGroup=*.bak *.tmp *.jnk ;Color Lt. Cyan
[TOOLS]
;KEY=ZIP F3,4zip -ac @\@\ %2,3d00,ZIP marked files. Prompts for ZIP file name and options.,3,No
;KEY=UNZIP SH-F3,4unzip.exe,5600,Unzip current file,1,YES
;KEY=LIST F4,list.com,3E00,View File as Text or Hex,1,NO
;KEY=EDIT SH-F4,edit,5700,Edit ASCII text file,1,NO
;KEY=4EDIT F5,4edit.exe,3F00,Edit file description,1,NO
[MISC JUNK]
Files=*.bak *.tmp *.$$$ *.jnk junk*.*
MinCreateDate=01-01-1900
MaxCreateDate=12-31-2100
MinSize=0
MaxSize=32000000
Hidden=NO
SysFile=NO
MinUses=0
MaxUses=999999
MinDateUsed=01-01-1900
MaxDateUsed=12-31-2100
Sort=NAME
[OFTEN USED]
Files=*.*
MinCreateDate=01-01-1900
MaxCreateDate=12-31-2100
MinSize=0
MaxSize=32000000
Hidden=NO
SysFile=NO
MinUses=25
MaxUses=999999
MinDateUsed=01-01-1900
MaxDateUsed=12-31-2100
Sort=NAME
[DEFAULT]
Files=*.*
MinCreateDate=01-01-1900
MaxCreateDate=12-31-2100
MinSize=0
MaxSize=32000000
Hidden=NO
SysFile=NO
MinUses=0
MaxUses=999999
MinDateUsed=01-01-1900
MaxDateUsed=12-31-2100
Sort=EXTENSION
[NOT USED]
Files=*.*
MinCreateDate=01-01-1900
MaxCreateDate=12-31-2100
MinSize=0
MaxSize=32000000
Hidden=NO
SysFile=NO
MinUses=0
MaxUses=5
MinDateUsed=01-01-1900
MaxDateUsed=12-31-2100
Sort=EXTENSION
[SELECT]
*.*
[REJECT]
*.$$$
*.tmp
*.bak
*.swp
[REPORTS]
Simple=Path,Name,".",Ext,#:40,Descr
Columnar=Path,#:40,Name:9,Ext:4,Size:9,UseDate:9,Count:10