Button Module
Introduction
Button allows you to make a button on your SharpBar? that will allow you, with a single click to open up a directory, specific file (including .exe) , drives,or Sharp Shell actions. Unlike ButtonBar this only allows you to make a single button, Buttonbar allows you to make multiple buttons.
Settings
To setup Button click on the module's throober button and select settings. Type the caption you would like to have, if any. If you do not wish to have a caption on your button just leave this blank. Press the button next to the click action section and choose the action that you would like your button to have.
- File: If you would like to open a file with this button then select the file menu. To browse through your files select "Open..." Browse through and select the file that you would like to be used. You can also use the "recent" and "Most Used" options and these bring up a list of your recent and most used files.
- Drive: This simply opens a list of the drives on your computer to choose from
- Directory: With this you can browse through your directories like in the File option, or choose from a list of shell folders, which are default windows folders.
- Script: This opens a list of SharpScripts? that are available.
- Actions: This option opens sublists of Sharp related actions that you can choose from.
After you have chosen an action that you would like the button to do you can choose what icon you would like to be on your button. You have a few choices here.
- Shell Icon: this is a list of (if any) stock icons that are related to your action. Some exe files have many different icons to choose from some have only one. Some actions have none at all, like scripts and actions.
- Sharpe Icone: This is a list of icons that are included in the theme that you are using.
- Custom Icon: select this if you have your own icon that you would like to use. Browse to the location and select the icon you would like to use.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I add more than one button?
You can have as many buttons modules as you can fit. If you are going to have more than one, try using the ButtonBar module
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