2011

Slide Specifies the slide library and slide to use for a command in an image
menu.
■ Slide library - Specifies the slide library for the slide used for the command
in an image menu.
■ Slide label - Specifies the slide to use for the command in an image menu.
Shortcut Controls the key combination and macros assigned to a temporary
override key.
■ Key(s) - Specifies the key combination for the temporary override.
Click the [..] button to display the Shortcut Keys dialog box. Click in the
Press New Shortcut Key text box and assign the desired key combination.
■ Macro 1 (Key Down) - Displays the macro to execute when the key
combination is pressed.
■ Macro 2 (Key Up) - Displays the macro to execute when the key
combination is released.
Command Displays the properties assigned to a command.
■ Name - Displays the name of the command. The name you enter is the
label or tooltip name displayed in the program.
■ Description - Displays the description for the command. The description
you enter is displayed in the status bar or in a tooltip.
■ Extended Help File - Displays the file name and ID from the extended help
file that should be displayed when the cursor continues to hover over a
toolbar, panel button, or menu item for a specified period of time.
Click the [..] button to display the Select Extended Help File dialog box.
Select a XAML file that contains tooltip definitions and then select the
tooltip content to display from the Select Help ID dialog box.
■ Command Display Name - Displays the command line text string that is
shown in the command tooltip.
■ Macro - Displays the macro assigned to a selected command. You can
create a macro or edit an existing macro.
Click the [..] button to display the Long String Editor dialog box and the
full contents of the macro.
■ Tags - Displays the user-defined keywords that are associated with a
command. Tags can be used to search for commands in the menu browser.
Click the [..] button to display the Tag Editor dialog box. Click the Tags
text box to add, modify or remove tags. Each tag must be separated by a
384 | Chapter 4 C Commands