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(c) Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1996.
VERSION 2.3.0 15 June 1996
JUMPINI
========
This program is used to modify a JUMPKEY .INI file from the
OS/2 command line. JumpKey 2.2.1 or 2.3.0 must already be installed.
Correct Usage:
JUMPINI keyname|togglexx|@textfile session|function [/option ...]
SETTING A SINGLE KEY
========================
To set a single key, use the command in the form:
JUMPINI keyname function|session
For example:
JUMPINI ctrl-1 workframe
Options can also be used:
JUMPINI ctrl-1 workframe /max /partial
See the section below on OPTIONS for details,
If the session title has embedded blanks, enclose the title in
double quotes:
JUMPINI ctrl-1 "IBM workframe/2"
If you want to assign a function to a key, use one of the
function names:
JUMPINI ctrl-1 HOTVIEW
The functions available are:
NOTHING - No Action (this clears a key definition)
HOTVIEW - Make JumpKey/2 Visible
TOGFOR - Toggle Forward
TOGBACK - Toggle Backward
TOGMIN - Toggle Minimize
TOGMAX - Toggle Maximize
TOGRES - Toggle Restore
MINALL - Minimize All
MAXALL - Maximize All
RESALL - Restore All
LOCKUP - Lockup System
SHUTDOWN - Shutdown System
To see a list of all the available keynames, issue the command:
JUMPINI /k
This list is part of JumpKey, and may vary according to the
language and keyboard selected.
SETTING TOGGLE SESSION NAMES
============================
You can specify the session names for the toggle function
by specifying each session name. For example:
JUMPINI toggle01 "- A -"
JUMPINI toggle02 "- B -"
JUMPINI toggle03 "Dos Window"
Note: Please do not leave empty names in the list. For example,
if you set names 01 02 and 04, the toggle function will never
access toggle04. The ring ends at the first undefined entry.
The names available are:
toggle01 toggle09 toggle17 toggle25
toggle02 toggle10 toggle18 toggle26
toggle03 toggle11 toggle19 toggle27
toggle04 toggle12 toggle20 toggle28
toggle05 toggle13 toggle21 toggle29
toggle06 toggle14 toggle22 toggle30
toggle07 toggle15 toggle23 toggle31
toggle08 toggle16 toggle24 toggle32
All the toggle sessions share a single "exact match" flag and "maximize"
flag.
USING AN INPUT FILE
===================
Instead of calling JUMPINI several times to define keys, you
can use a text file as input to JUMPINI. Precede the filename
with an '@' sign. For example:
JUMPINI @ini.jmp
Do not place a blank between the '@' and the filename. Options
/F /D /W /K and /Q
must still be placed on the command line. Other options are not
valid on the command line when using input from a file.
Instead, put these options in the file itself (see example below).
File ini.jmp could contain (as it does in the shipped example):
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ctrl-1 hotview
ctrl-2 nothing
@ini2.jmp
ctrl-3 workframe /exact /max
ctrl-8 "workframe of my life" /exact /max
/skipmin
toggle01 "- A"
toggle02 "- B"
toggle03 "- C"
toggle04 HTERMPM
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
In this example, there is an embedded file "ini2.jmp" that contains:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ctrl-4 hotview
ctrl-5 nothing
ctrl-6 workframe /exact /max
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
If you embed a file in itself the program will fail (there is no
checking for this) with a SYS3175.
OPTIONS
========================
Options are NOT case sensitive, and can be placed anywhere
on the command line or in an input file.
Only the first letter of each option is required.
--------------
/F<inifile>
Where <inifile> is the ini file to modify.
If omitted, /OS2/JUMPKEY.INI on your OS2 boot disk is the default.
Don't leave a blank after the 'F'.
i.e.
JUMPINI /Ftest.ini ctrl-1 JumpKey
This option cannot be used in an input file.
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/Exact | /Partial
Specifies how to match a session name. If "partial" is set (the default)
a session name of "Window" would match:
"Dos Window"
"OS/2 Window"
"Win-OS/2 Window"
If exact is set, only a session titled "Window" would match.
i.e.
JUMPINI /Partial ctrl-1 Window
JUMPINI /exact ctrl-2 "Dos Window"
Do not use this option on the command line if an input file is used.
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/Max | /Nomax
Specifies to maximize or do not maximize on switch.
i.e.
JUMPINI /Max ctrl-1 Window
Do not use this option on the command line if an input file is used.
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/Skip | /All
This is used to skip minimized or jump to all toggle sessions.
This option can be placed either on the command line or in an
input file.
i.e.
JUMPINI /Skip
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/Loop | /One
Specify this option to toggle through sessions with matching
names, or only jump to the first session name found.
This option can be placed either on the command line or in an
input file.
i.e.
JUMPINI /Loop
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/Hidden | /Jumpall
Specify this option to skip hidden sessions, or jump to
all, even if they are hidden.
This option can be placed either on the command line or in an
input file.
i.e.
JUMPINI /Hidden
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/Display
Is used to display the current settings.
i.e.
JUMPINI /D
This option should only be used on the command line.
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/Words
to display the function and toggle keywords.
This option should only be used on the command line.
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/Keys
to display the key names.
This option should only be used on the command line.
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/Quiet
to suppress informational messages.
This option should only be used on the command line.