Hi group!
(Sloooow day in Google land)

Is there a way to disable the File and Exit and File and Exit All from
the Tools menu? Additionaly, to disable the X option to close the
session would be nice too. Have to be pickie, but a Pick Basic solution
would be nice. Something that I can add to the LOGIN VOC.

We are using Wintegrate V5.1.1.

Thanks,
Pete

Goo'day Pete,

On 28 Sep 2006 12:00:44 -0700, "mdsi2000" <mdsi2000 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

Dunno about 5.1.1, but back in the "olden days" of wIntegrate 98
there was a supplied script STOPEXIT.WIS to handle these sorts of
things..... Perhaps it's still there in 5.1 In \...\example\script
IIRC... Its' availability was published as one of wItnegrate's "Top
Ten Tips" back then.... Was in 4.2......

Regards,

Bruce Nichol
Talon Computer Services
ALBURY NSW Australia

http://www.taloncs.com.au

If it ain't broke, fix it until it is....

I don't know about Wintegrate, but it is easily done in Accuterm. I
don't know if that is an option for you. Probably not if you already
have Wintegrate.

Tracy Raines wrote:

Why would anyone want accuterm if they have wintegrate ?

Actually,
I use both Wintegrate and Accuterm. It depends on the customer and or
the task.

Pete



Symeon wrote:

Hi Bruce,

Yes that script is still there. I tried the script via Tools Menu, Run
Script and its exactly what I'm looking for. Now, I can't go around all
PC and run this manualy.

Is there a way to run the script from the server? I can't find
instructions on how to run a script. Not in this forum, not the U2
goups forum or the manual. I'm sure it's somewhere???

Pete

Bruce Nichol wrote:

wIntegrate allows you to configure a script to be run when a session is
opened.

Setup>Application>Scripts>Post-session open

On version 6 you can navigate to the script you require using the file
browser - not sure about version 5.

If the script function's as required this may be what you're looking
for.

Russ

mdsi2000 wrote:

You can run a script, or individual script commands from databasic - i
cant remember what the call, is, but it is definately in the manual.

THAT is what I'm looking for. I found something in WIN.PROGS
WIN.PCSCRIPT, bu can't figure out how to make this SUBROUTINE work.


Symeon wrote:

Russ,
This is good and I have implemented it is the PC around my area. If I
can't find what I'm looking for, I'll have to settle for this solution.
Thanks.

Peter

russ wrote: