Most asked questions about ToolManager
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   Here are the answers to the most asked questions about ToolManager:

   - Why can't ToolManager create multiple "Tools" menus or sub-menus?

     Multiple menus or sub-menus are currently not supported by the
     system software. To create them, you have to hack them into the
     system software, which can result in an unstable system. I don't
     want to produce unstable software, so I won't implement such a
     thing in ToolManager.

   - WB programs won't start, but all other exec types work fine.

     ToolManager relies on the program L:WBStart-Handler to start WB
     programs. There are two reasons, why ToolManager can't execute
     this program:

        * The file L:WBStart-Handler doesn't exists. Please copy it
          from the distribution archive.

        * The execute flag (e) isn't set on this file. Use the
          following command to set this flag: protect L:WBStart-Handler
          +e

   - How can I create a horizontal dock window?

     Just set the number of columns to the number of entries in the
     dock object.

   - How can I create an output window for CLI programs?

     Output windows can be created by using the CON: device. Use the
     following file name to create an auto-open window with a close
     gadget which doesn't close after the program has quit:

          CON:10/10/640/100/Output-Window/AUTO/CLOSE/WAIT

     The CON: device has many options, please consult your AmigaDOS
     manual for further information.

   - How can I put the arguments in the middle of a CLI/Arexx command
     line?

     Normally all arguments are appended to the command line. To insert
     the arguments anywhere in the command line, ToolManager uses the
     same [] syntax, which is used by the AmigaShell command alias. So
     for example

          Dir [] all

     will insert all arguments before the keyword all.

   - How can I clear a link from a complex object to a simple object?

     After pressing the "xxx Object" button just press the "OK" button
     without selecting an object. This means that you choosed no
     object, and therefore the link will be cleared.

   - How can I create sub-docks?

     You must use Exec objects of the type Dock. Put such objects in
     the entries of your main dock and they will open/close the other
     docks.

   - ToolManager is dead after starting a Network command.

     There is currently a problem with the network software, which
     doesn't timeout local requests. So if your machine is called Host1
     and you have an Exec object of the type Network with the command
     Object     activate it. Please use only names of remote machines!