Command Line - Software

System Options
The system menu contains the Attributes option, as below :-

WinOne® System Menu
When selected will display the Attributes window containing the System tab, as below :-

Associate
The associate list contains all the file name extensions that can be associated with WinOne®. Currently, this includes batch programs (ie. .BAT, .CMD and .WBT) and WinOne® external commands. A tick mark is displayed next to the file name extension when it is associated with WinOne® and no tick mark is displayed when a file name extension is not associated with WinOne®.
When a file name extension is associated with WinOne®, simply, double click on the icon with the associated file name extension (in any explorer window) and WinOne® will be executed with the program passed as a parameter to WinOne®.
The Restore Defaults button resets the file name extension associations to their default setting. That is, .EXC and .WBT is associated with WinOne® and .BAT and .CMD is not associated with WinOne®.
Even though there is a high level of compatibility between WinOne® and CMD.EXE, it is not recommended that .BAT and .CMD be associated with WinOne®. See Context Menu Additions for another way to run .BAT and .CMD batch programs with WinOne®.
Context Menu’s
Enable extensions
Select the Enable extensions option to enable context menu additions system wide. A small tick mark is displayed next to the option text when context menu extensions are enabled. Context menu’s are enabled by default.
Include CMD.EXE
To include CMD.EXE or COMMAND.COM in the context menu’s displayed for .BAT and .CMD batch programs enable the Include CMD.EXE option. A small tick mark is displayed next to the option text when this option is enabled.
Cascade menu items
When Cascade menu items is enabled, the menu options are placed in a sub menu.
A small tick mark is displayed to the option text when this option is enabled.
Delete Options
Selecting the Use Recycle Bin option will either switch the placing of deleted files into the Recycle Bin off, signified by no tick mark next to the option text, or switch the placing of deleted files into the Recycle Bin on, signified by a tick mark next to the option text. When this feature is enabled then deleting files using the DEL or DELBUT commands will place the deleted files into the Recycle Bin.