
; each bracket [] will create an 'area' in the menu

; [main] is for single items to be listed in the menu. DO NOT DELETE!
; more than one [main] may be used by appending a number ie. [main2]

; using [tray.divider] will insert a dividing line

; order of menu items follows order of ini file

; items in a sub-menu can be created by using this syntax
; [menu.submenu], followed by items within that menu

; an entry is the display name = \path\to\exe parameters
; spaces are allowed in name or command
; be sure to enclose the path in quotes if a space exists
; parameters can be passed to the command

; as a quick example, observe the following
; [Main]
; Calculator=calc.exe
; Notepad=notepad.exe
; Norton AV=c:\Program Files\Norton\NAV.exe
; [tray.divider]
; [Games]
;
; [Menu.Card Games]
; Solitaire=Sol.exe
;
; [Games.FPS Games]
; QIII=c:\Program Files\Quake 3\quake3.exe

; The above will result in a context menu that will be structured like this
;
; Calculator
; Notepad
; Norton AV
; ________  (dividing line)
; Card Games (contain following item(s) )
;		> Solitaire
; FPS Games (contain following item(s) )
;		> Quake 3

; you can group SG made apps by using [sg.menu] and adding SG applications
; SG applications can be placed where the SG-Menu.exe resides and no path needs to be specified
; only the name of the .exe  ie. NetSpeed=sg-net-speed-v2.exe 

; A needed section is the [pref] section. It is primarily used for network items.
; [pref.nic]  where nic =  name of your net connection(s)

; ** Gateway pref's assume gateway is statically declared **
; [pref.gwan]  where gateway = your WAN gateway
; [pref.glan]  where gateway = your LAN gateway (use to stop internet traffic)

; ** your chosen key will work in combination with Ctrl + Alt + your key **
; [pref.hotkey]  where key = your preferred key to open tray menu

; you may also choose 2 other hotkeys (Ctrl + Alt + your key)
; for 2 other tray menu's to trigger, which usually opens the main app window
; useful for firewalls, antivirus or other security apps
;[pref.appkey] the section in question
;app1key = your hotkey here
;app1 = name of tray item (hold mouse over to see it's name)
;app2key = your hotkey here
;app2 = name of tray item

; You will also notice that there is a sub-menu labeled SG-Menu.
; you can use this menu item to open the Menu.ini
; you can then modify the menu.ini and save it
; you can then use the Reload Menu item to reload the menu, applying any changes made to the menu.ini
; the item labeled Add Menu Item is used to drag and drop a .exe that can be inserted into an existing or new menu/sub-menu

[pref.nic]
nic=local area connection
[pref.gwan]
gateway=192.168.1.1
[pref.glan]
gateway=192.168.0.2
[pref.hotkey]
key=x
;[pref.appkey] the section in question
;app1key = your hotkey here
;app1 = name of tray item (hold mouse over to see it's name)
;app2key = your hotkey here
;app2 = name of tray item

[Main]

[tray.divider]

[sg.menu]
command=c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe


