NAME

	Td 1.0 - ToolsMenu demon

SYNOPSIS

	run >nil: <nil: Td CF=CONFIGFILE,HELP/S

DESCRIPTION

	Td reads upto five lines from a configfile. The first part of this
	line specifies a menu item, the second one a commandline as if you
	would type it at the systems shell-prompt. If you select that item
	from WBs ToolsMenu the command line is passed to OS 2.0+ system()
	call. If you choose Quit Td from the menu, Td quits.
	If you want to call Td during boot-up (which is rather useful) you
		       **must place it after 'loadwb'**
	or nothing will happen to your lonely ToolsMenu. That means that
	you have to edit s:startup-sequence what tends to be a No-No. So
	what? You are an experienced user. Simple and safe way: Put Td's
	icon in your wbstartup-drawer.
	While running, Td will watch its configfile via dos/notify.
	If you edit the configfile, the ToolsMenu will be updated after
	saving.

OPTIONS

	CF=CONFIGFILE: specifies configfile. Default is s:Td.config
	HELP: prints short help message.

BUGS & LIMITATIONS

	Currently limited to five items. Eats an awful lot of mem (but
	frees all resources). Nobody stops you if you try to run more than
	one instance of Td (but this should be safe). WB 2.0+ only :)