*** IntelliCAD 2000 Notes: see below ***===============USING IMAGEMENU===============Imagemenu is an SDS add-on that performs the functionality of the ***IMAGE section of an IntelliCAD menu file.TO USE IMAGEMENU:1. Save the files Imagemenu.dll and Image.dcl in a directory that is in an IntelliCAD search path (menu search path). (Type OPTIONS on the command line to view, add, or remove search paths.)2. To load the Imagemenu add-on into the current IntelliCAD session, type the following on the command line: (xload "imagemenu") NOTE: You must load Imagemenu each time you start a new IntelliCAD session. If you want to load it automatically, add the command to your Icad.lsp file.3. Use the "imagemenu" function to open the IMAGE window. In the menu file, replace $I=IMAGEMENUSECTION $I=* with (imagemenu "menufile" "starting image section")where menufile is the name of the file and starting image section is the name of the section you want to define as the first section.Imagemenu reads and performs the commands in the menu file, including jumps to new IMAGE sections. NOTE: Icon (slide) images do not highlight when you select them. This is a known issue at this time. However, you can double-click an image to perform its associated action. Menu should not contain blank empty lines between menu items.--Copyright Visio Corporation, August 1998THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT EXPRESS OR IMPLIEDWARRANTY. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULARPURPOSE AND OF MERCHANTABILITY ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED.If you have any questions, comments, problems regarding imagemenu, please write to:David Gatesicaddev@visio.com520 Pike St.Suite 1800Seattle, WA 98101Version 1.012Search for ***IMAGE is now case insensitiveIf slide description is missing, the slide name is provided in the list [somelib(slide,slide description)] - with description [somelib(slide)] - without descriptionAdded several error message to help with implementationVersion 2.011Adjusted source to compile on IntelliCAD 2000:Note: the 'color = graphics_background' attribute is currently broken in DCL. As a workaround I coded a fixed color in the DCL file. You may want to change this depending on the backgroundcolor.To change this background color on the tiles change thecolor = 0;lines tocolor = 7;(0 = black, 7 = white).Bart Vankeirsbilckbart.vankeirsbilck@bricsnet.com