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New version of UserMan 1.05 (03) |
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HBW News -
UserMan
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New in this version:
- support for multiple ini-files so you can setup multiple environments
- language support, you can easily add more language
- support for field management for the program whoiswho (another tool of HBware, not publicly released yet)
- two new tab-pages for business attributes like manager, mobile cost center and many more.
Some extra info that is not in the documentation yet.
Language support:
The program look at startup for files *.lang in the directory where the
program is installed. These files are actualy ini-files where every
sections corresponds with a tab-page of some window in the program. On
the left of the = are the english key-words, on the rights the words in
the language you wish.
Add a new language:
Copy the english.lang file to a newfile, called
<your language>.lang, translate all the words on the right of the
= and yu have a new language support. Because the way the language
support is organized, you have to supply some words multiple times.
Startup with you preferred language.
Change the line language=language filename (without the .lang) in the section [SYSTEM] of the ini-file.
Multiple INI-files
Default the program looks for the file userman.ini in the program
directory. You can overwrite this by adding a startparameter to the
program.
userman ini=fullpath\name.ini The program will use the ini-file you
give here. You have to give ti fullpath to the ini-file. If the path of
fileame contains a space, then you have to give: userman
"ini=fullpaht\name.ini"
Limit the scope the program can access.
With the parameter top you can limit the scope the user can modify. userman top=context.treename.
e.g. if you want to limit a user to a subtree calles dv.hbw and the
tree is called test, then you have to give userman top=dv.hbw.test
For multilple trees, you can set the "tops" for the different trees
with userman top=context1.tree1,context2.tree2 so seperate the
different tops with a comma.
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