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<blockquote data-quote="waeberd" data-source="post: 6356" data-attributes="member: 10343">Hi Alon,you're right, this is not very intuitive, but here's how it should work:The key is to use the &quot;filelaunch&quot;-mode.For this, you need the following steps:1)create an app item with:Launching App: &lt;the title you want in the menu&gt;Source Type: &quot;Filelauncher (manually edited items)&quot;Startup using shell execute (checked or unchecked) CHECKED2)save it and in the app list, select the new item and clickon the &quot;FILES&quot;-button in the bottom right=&gt; a filelist dialog appears3)click NEW to define a link to your exe, minimal data is:TITLE: &lt;menu item text&gt;FILENAME: &lt;path to your exe with eventual commandline params&gt;you can also add more here, but this is the minimum to get it going.repeat 3) for all exes you'd like to see in myProgramsHTH!Daniel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="waeberd, post: 6356, member: 10343"] Hi Alon, you're right, this is not very intuitive, but here's how it should work: The key is to use the "filelaunch"-mode. For this, you need the following steps: 1) create an app item with: Launching App: <the title you want in the menu> Source Type: "Filelauncher (manually edited items)" Startup using shell execute (checked or unchecked) CHECKED 2) save it and in the app list, select the new item and click on the "FILES"-button in the bottom right => a filelist dialog appears 3) click NEW to define a link to your exe, minimal data is: TITLE: <menu item text> FILENAME: <path to your exe with eventual commandline params> you can also add more here, but this is the minimum to get it going. repeat 3) for all exes you'd like to see in myPrograms HTH! Daniel [/QUOTE]

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