MenuHack is a small experiment to see if I could patch a menu into Netscape from another application, with NO inits. The answer is that, with jGNEFilter, I could.
MenuHack adds a web arranger menu to Netscape, showing a list of URLs from WebArranger, and having the browser switch to them when menu choices are made. (Future versions will also give access to comments and creating new URL notes in WebArranger, but I ran out of energy at this point).
MenuHack requires WebArranger be running, with URL notes in a "Bookmarks" topic. It also requires InternetConfig set up for a browser. There is a file, "MHPlugin", that must be put in WebArranger's plugin folder, and an application, "MenuHackApp", that is launched. When it is launched, it'll launch your web browser (through Internet Config) and then send AppleEvents to WebArranger to get the menus.
The source is provided. It is two CodeWarrior topics. Both the InternetConfig and Arranger SDK libraries and headers are needed.
