• Shortcut window, type in your own shortcuts in a textfile (See SCuts file)
• Easy mode selections (open shortcut window and type the modenumber you want)
• Definable Alt+<key> shortcuts (See AltKeys file)
• Mousestep selector
• Notepad
• Swaps iconsprites when going from lowres to hires modes (and vice versa).
• Tracker player
• Symphony player
• Turn sound on/off
• CLI commands in shortcuts window
• When dragged to the !ShortCuts icon on the bar (multipul drags allowed):
• A module will be RMLOADed
• A BASIC, Absolute, Obeyfile or Application will be run (with arguments in the shortcuts window). An argument can be typed in in the shortcuts window, or if the argument is a filename, the file can be dragged into the shortcuts window.
• A Spritefile will be *IconSprites'ed
• Pressing a defineable key (See AltKeys file) sets the mouse step to 1. When released it goes back to normal
• Alt+defineable key (See AltKeys file) sets the current dir to the directrory which the mouse is currently in (if any).
• On nullevents it tries to minimize the module area.
And it does all this with a 32K wimpslot!!!!!
• Shortcuts window: Open with definable keys (in 'SCuts' file) or click
select on the iconbar. Type in shortcut, and press return. If you entered
a number the numbers new mode will be set. If it's not a number it will
search through all the scuts which is defined in the scuts file, and execute
the scut if a match is found.
If the first character entered in the scuts window is a '*' and it's being followed by a CLI-command, the CLI-command will be executed.
If the first character is a '.' the following text will be sent to the notepad.
The notepads will be saved in the 'Notepads' dir in the !ShortCuts app.
To view the notepad press Alt+V. (Note: Don't use 'V' when you're defining your
own Alt-key shortcuts)
• In the option window, you'll find a radiobutton to the right of the button
for Trackermodule. The 'New' trackermodule (4.08)plays at the right speed in all modes and the 'Old' trackermodule (4.00) doesn't, but when using the old module you'll be able to turn channels on and off.
Using rest of the program should be pretty straight forward. Just make sure to check out the textfiles which holds the shortcuts etc, and you should be able to figure it out.
If you find any bugs (i know there are a few) you can contact me at:
