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On the right-hand side of the window you can define the various
attributes for each file that is to be watched by MailWatch:
the gadgets on the right-hand side of the window reflect the
settings for the currently selected file in the listview on the
left-hand side of the window.
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On the left there is a listview, the separate items of which define the
files to be 'watched' by MailWatch. Only the name of the file is
shown in the listview; the file's full name, with path, is shown in the
string gadget beneath the list.
The gadgets underneath the listview perform the standard actions;
ADD adds an entry
DUP duplicates (i.e. copies) the selected entry
DEL deletes the selected entry, and
CLR clears the list completely.
The file gadget and the string gadget are, of course, used to edit the
name of the file or files that should be 'watched'.
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At the bottom of the window are three gadgets that, with various
different results, exit the preferences program:
Save saves the preferences to
the files named in the CONFIG_SAVE and CONFIG_USE
tooltypes.
Use
only saves the preferences to the file named in the CONFIG_USE
tooltype.
Cancel quits the program without saving anything, in the
same manner as the close-gadget in the upper-left corner of the window.
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MailWatchPrefs has the standard menu, and the options
accesible from it are those that you would expect:
Save saves the preferences to
the files named in the CONFIG_SAVE and CONFIG_USE
tooltypes.
Save as... gives you a file requester, allowing you to
choose what file the current preferences should be saved to.
Load... opens a file requester with which you can load
preferences from a particular file.
About... brings up a tiny 'About' requester.
Hide hides the interface of the preferences program,
equivalent to choosing 'Hide Interface' in the Exchange program
used to control all commodities.
Disable hides the interface of the preferences program,
and disables the program, equivalent to choosing 'Inactive'
in the Exchange program used to control all commodities.
Quit... well... see if you can work that one out for
yourself.
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