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These 3 files are the minimum of what should rese on your computer; the licence and other important info is located in the help system as well as in plain text. ═══ 3. Help for eM Bee 3: Junior! ═══ eM Bee 3 Junior! is a mouse enhancement for those of us with mice with three buttons. The program is sort-of a fully functional "pre-release" free of an ( sooner or later ) up coming program named " eM Bee 3: Senior", wich will be more feature rich. For more info see: http://oliven.lhg.hib.no/~db96jhb/Give/ Topics in help:  Licence of use  Files in distribution  General help on usage  Program profile  Help on control window - Command line parameters - Enabling the hook - How to display the Window List - Exit  Info on upcoming star: eM Bee 3 Senior Jan-Helge Bergesen has done all programming and such. Anne-Lise Byberg is responsible for the artwork for this program, please give drop her an email if you liked it! ═══ 3.1. Program profile ═══ Program profile eM Bee3: Junior! needs to store some information for you, so it can remember your choices between launches. This is done in an INI-file stored in the same directory from which eM Bee3: Junior! is run. This is the information that's stored here:  Whether or not the window was minimized when terminated ( can be overridden, see Command line parameters )  Whether or not the window list is to be animated. ═══ 3.2. Command line parameters ═══ Command line parameters eM Bee3: Junior! accepts one optional parameter given on the command line. Options: /min Start application with window minimized. /show Start application with window showing Example: MB3JR.EXE /min This will start eM Bee 3: Junior! minimized, regardless of the windows state when it was previously terminated. See also  Program profile. ═══ 3.3. Control window ═══ Control window The control window is where you can control Junior!'s behaviour. See also:  Enable/disable  Animate windowlist  Normal windowlist  Exit ═══ 3.4. Toggling the hook ═══ Toggling the hook Using the checkbox labeled 'Enable' you can disable the functions of eM Bee 3: Junior!. This function is provided so that if you for a short time is going to use another app. that takes advantage of the middle mousebutton, you won't have to exit and restart Junior ═══ 3.5. Animating the window list ═══ Animating the windowlist Selecting this will cause the windowlist to be 'rolled down' when you press the middle mousebutton on any window not a container. When the 'roll down' is finished the pointer should be over the titlebar of the window list. 'Normal windowlist' This will show the list as normal. (i.e. simply display it with the last size ) . In each case the window list will be attempted placed with the titlebar beneath the mouse pointer. ═══ 3.6. Exit button ═══ The 'Exit' button This button simply does that; exits. Upon exiting eM Bee 3: Junior! updates the program profile. ═══ 3.7. General help on eM Bee 3 Junior! ═══ eM Bee 3 Junior! intercepts messages generated by clicking the middle button ( mouse button 3 ) on your mouse. This is done via something called a system hook, wich means that Junior takes a peek at whats happening before any other window/process gets to act upon it. When Junior! intercepts these event no-one else can act upon them, however you can disable Junior! without having to exit. After mouse button 3 has been pressed, Junior! takes a look at what kind of window it is. Junior! distinguishes between containers and other windows: Containers Emulates a doubleclick. In effect this either opens an object, or shows the WarpCenter. Others Show Window list ═══ 4. eM Bee 3 Senior! ═══ Upcoming: eM Bee 3: Senior This will be a much more 'loaded' program than Junior! is. I plan it to be up to the user to tie together what action should be assosciated with what window-class. Planned actions  Close window  Kill process owning window ( possibly interfacing with WatchCat )  Minimize window.  Roll up window ( like X-it )  Emulate double click  Show window list  Show active processes ( possibly interfacing with WatchCat )  Paste from clipboard  Run program/show specific window ( e.g. scheduler )  Collect objects in folders?  Push window to back off Z-order. Send your comments, and ideas to me!! ═══ ═══ There are several kinds of windows. You've got ordinary frame windows, buttons, scrollbars etc. ═══ ═══ Jan-Helge Bergesen Paper-mail: Jan-Helge Bergesen, Vinjesgate 1, N-BERGEN 5007 NORWAY WEB::http://oliven.lhg.hib.no/~db96jhb/ email: Jan.H.Bergesen@lhg.hib.no (at least until summer 1999) : ) ═══ ═══ Anne-Lise Byberg Paper-mail: Anne-Lise Byberg, Vinjesgate 1, N-5007 BERGEN NORWAY WEB::http://home.sol.no/~libyberg/ email: libyberg@online.no