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Special features
Text formatting
Names of folders and bookmarks may be formatted - to some extent - by HTML
tags. To enable this, let the name begin with the sequence
<html> . The HTML support is
rather modest, to say the least. Setting foreground and background color,
font weight and slant is unproblematic. However, you shouldn't increase the
character height or insert line breaks, as the height of the tree entry will
not be adjusted. Instead, parts of the line would become invisible.
Example: The name is given as
The text will then appear like this:
It is also possible to insert small images into the text, using the <img>-Tag.
The same as above applies here: The height of the graphic shouldn't exceed the height of the line
(about 16 pixels).
Example: A folder name is entered as
The entry will then look like this:
Additional mail headers
For mail addresses a subject may be given by appending "?Subject=" and a text to
the address line:
Additional headers like "Cc=" can be appended as well, separated by the character '&'. Example:
Note:This is only guaranteed to work if the system's standard mailer is used
(see Specify mailer).
With an explicitly supplied mailer it depends on the application whether or not such
addresses are processed correctly. For example, it doesnt work if Thunderbird
is specified directly, but it works with Thunderbird as the default mailer.
Program Parameters
To start the program on a command line, enter the command
The parameter configuration denotes the configuration file to use.
It can be in one of the following formats:
config
is used instead of -c:
Start from the browser
If the browser handles .jnlp files correctly (i.e., connects them
with javaws ), a remote jBoom program may be started
from the browser instead of issuing a javaws
command. Simply enter the URL of the corresponding .jnlp file into
the browser's address field. If you choose this URL as the browser's
start page, jBoom will auomatically be launched with the browser.
However, whether that works also depends on the server configuration.
If the program doesn't start, and you see the text of the jnlp file on the screen instead,
try creating a file
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