These settings allow you to differentiate a portablized application's top-level windows from other application windows. They also allow you to specify the initial suggested position and size of those same windows.
The [Redirection] section
Setting | Description |
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IdentMode |
Set to 0 to specify that no window identification should occur. Set to 1 to specify that window identification should be accomplished using the "old" method, which is slower, provides less coverage, and requires more api hooking than the "new" method, but which works with some applications where the new method does not. Set to 2 to specify that window identification should be accomplished using the "new" method, which is faster, provides more coverage, and requires less api hooking than the "old" method, but which does not work for all applications. This method is known to hang or crash a few applications, all of which use non-standard window message processing methods. Defaults to 2. |
FlashDisco |
Set to 1 to specify the flashing of an application's top-level windows if the application is being run from a removable device and that device is removed. ModFrame or UseIcon must be on for this setting to take affect. Set to 0 to specify no window flashing is to occur on device removal. Defaults to the application's JauntePE launcher's setting. |
IconDisco |
Set to 1 to specify the changing of the JauntePE titlebar main icon ( Set to 0 to specify no icon changing. Defaults to the application's JauntePE launcher's setting. |
InnerColor |
The 32-bit decimal number used for the inner JauntePE border color when ModFrame is on. Defaults to the application's JauntePE launcher's setting. |
ModFrame |
Set to 1 to specify the display of the JauntePE border coloring on the application's top-level windows. Set to 0 to specify no border coloring. Defaults to the application's JauntePE launcher's setting. |
OuterColor |
The 32-bit decimal number used for the outer JauntePE border color when ModFrame is on. Defaults to the application's JauntePE launcher's setting. |
UseIcon |
Set to 1 to specify the display of the JauntePE titlebar icons in the application's top-level windows.
JauntePE runtime usage is shown with the Set to 0 for no icon display. Defaults to the application's JauntePE launcher's setting. |
The [WndPos::wndclass] sections
The name of each of these sections consists of the string WndPos:: followed by the name of the window class the section's settings are to be applied to. For example, WndPos::FreeWClass would be used for the Windows 2000 FreeCell application's main game window.
The specified settings only apply to the initial position and size of the affected windows. In addition, the settings are only suggestions, such as the window type you specify via an Explorer shortcut. The application decides whether the suggested values are honored. ModFrame or UseIcon must be on for these settings to take affect.
Setting | Description |
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M |
The decimal number used to specify the monitor number to position the window on. The default is used if no such monitor exists. Defaults to the primary display monitor. |
C |
The decimal number used to specify the corner number from which to position the window. The valid corner numbers are as follow: 0=top-left, 1=top-right, 2=bottom-left, 3=bottom-right. Defaults to the top-left corner. |
X |
The decimal number used to specify the initial horizontal pixel offset from the specified C corner to the closest vertical window edge. For instance, if C=3, then X represents the pixel distance between the window's right side and the monitor's rightmost pixel. Defaults to the application's normal horizontal position setting for the given window. |
Y |
The decimal number used to specify the initial vertical pixel offset from the specified C corner to the closest horizontal window edge. For instance, if C=3, then Y represents the pixel distance between the window's bottom side and the monitor's bottommost pixel. Defaults to the application's normal vertical position setting for the given window. |
W |
The positive decimal number used to specify the initial horizontal extent (width) of the window. Defaults to the application's normal horizontal extent setting for the given window. |
H |
The positive decimal number used to specify the initial vertical extent (height) of the window. Defaults to the application's normal vertical extent setting for the given window. |