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<TITLE>tkgoodstuff Watchdog</TITLE>
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<!-- Changed by: Eric Kahler, Feb-3-1996 -->
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</HEAD><BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000" link="blue" vlink="purple" alink="red">
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<H1>tkgoodstuff Chooser</H1>
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by Eric Kahler (ekahler@mars.superlink.net)
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<H2> Description </H2>
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Chooser is a simple client which allows the user to restart
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tkgoodstuff with a different configuration file, without having to
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exit tkgoodstuff. Choosing a different configuration can be done by
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pressing one of a series of buttons which correspond to configuration
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files, and/or by selecting a configuration file choice from the
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tkgoodstuff menu.
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<H2>Invocation and Variables</H2>
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While the Chooser client can be added from the preferences manager,
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quite possibly you will want to use it in a panel that contains only
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the Chooser client, and so doesn't contain the Clock or the Menu
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client, and so offers no way to reach the preferences manager. Thus,
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you might want to configure a configuration file by hand. Here is an
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example (of an entire tkgoodstuff configuration file) that should show
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you how to explicitly specify configuration files:
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<PRE>-------Configuration-------
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TKGSet ChooserList {/usr/local/lib/tkgconfigs/config1 /usr/local/lib/tkgconfigs/config2}
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Client Chooser</PRE>
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Here is how to select every file in a given directory:
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<PRE>-------Configuration-------
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TKGSet ChooserList /usr/local/lib/tkgconfigs
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Client Chooser</PRE>
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It is crucial that the first line of the configuration file is as in these
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examples (the word "Configuration" with seven dashes on either side).
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