
This is an excerpt from the main AMPlay documentation (v2.03).

* 4.3 Custom:
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* 4.3.1 Custom Buttons:
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For each of the three main window custom buttons, you can pick their
button type, and what to do in the event of select or adjust clicks.


Type - This selects the type of button. The available types are;
equ, vis, remote, dir, cmd, file, other. You can also select a type
'off', which disables the button. The button type generally just selects
what icon AMPlay uses for the button on the main window - equ is a
representation of a graphic equaliser, vis is an eye to indicate a
visualisation app, remote is meant to be a remote control etc.

Select and Adjust are writeable, and you can enter the full path to
the file/application/directory you want to run/open. You can also
drag and drop things here from the filer.

Note that you can enter variables like <AMSomething$Dir>, but these
will obviously only work if the variable is expandable at the time you
click the custom button.


* 4.3.2 Iconbar Icon actions:
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This has two icons, Event and Action.

Event - Select and Adjust clicks, with all possible combinations of
Shift and Ctrl keys.

Action - The action to be taken when the selected event occurs.

  Possible actions currently;

    Do nothing
    Open Player
    Open Options
    Open Editor (database editor, edittable attributes pane)
    Open Current (databased editor, currently playing information)
    Open Selected (databased editor, selected item information)
    Open Naming (databased editor, naming pane)
    Open Statistics (databased editor, statistics pane)
    Open Search window
    Open Filter window
    Open Export window
    Pause
    Play
    Stop
    Next
    Force Next
    Restart Track
    Restart and unpause Track
    Volume Up
    Volume Down
    Rewind
    Forward

  More actions may be added in future versions.

  Pause, Play etc correspond to select clicks on the corresponding main
  window icon. Force Next corresponds to an Adjust click on Next. Play
  on Play action, and volume increments apply.

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Copyright  2008 Mike Sandells, mike@mikejs.com
Last Modified: 30.05.2008