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[General] Name=Application name IsBrowser=1 AppExeName=yourapp.exe AppWindowClass=class name AppWindowCaptionSubStr=right( - YourApp) GetNameUrlMethod=general(name,url) RemoveFromCaptionLeft=[ RemoveFromCaptionRight=] - YourApp Language=english,({Alt}f){$}a{$}<FILENAME>{Enter} Language=german,({Alt}d){$}a{$}<FILENAME>{Enter} |
| Name= | Name of the application. Usually the same name as the ini filename. |
| IsBrowser= | Set this value to 1 if the application is a browser. If this value is set then the internal method is enabled in Local Website Archive |
| IsIE= | Set this value to 1 if the application is Internet Explorer. For all other applications this value must not be set. |
| AppExeName= | Name of the application program file (without path). Needed to identify opened applications. |
| AppWindowClass= | Class name of the application. Needed to identify opened applications. You can get the class name from the Process-List dialog (help menu).
Supported functions are:
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| AppWindowCaptionSubStr= | Typical window caption substring. Needed to identify opened applications. Supported functions are:
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| GetNameUrlMethod= | Method how Local Website Archive determines the name and the URL of a document. Values:
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| RemoveFromCaptionLeft= | If you choose the general method to determine name and url of a document (see setting above), then you can remove application substrings from the window caption. Enter the substring of the left side (if available) or let this setting empty. |
| RemoveFromCaptionRight= | If you choose the general method to determine name and url of a document (see setting above), then you can remove application substrings from the window caption. Enter the substring of the right side (if available) or let this setting empty. |
| InitUseApp= | Set this value to 0 if the application should be disabled initially. |
| Language= | The language settings lets you define predefined shortcuts for a specific language. Place each language in a separate line where each line has the following format: Language=Name,keystrokes The following special characters are used:
Example: Language=english,%f{$}s{$}<FILENAME>{Enter} This example sends the following keystrokes to the selected application:
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