The main windows is the central access point for all of the information and
features within Always Watching!™  The menus and controls in this window
will help you to configure Always Watching!™ exactly the way that it
will work best for you. Menus
The File Menu contains four items:
- New Watch Item will create a new watch item, which points
to the folder you wish to monitor. In this example, there is a watch item
called Stuff. This menu item has the same effect as clicking the "Add" button.
- Hide to Tray will minimize the Always Watching!™
main window to the system tray. Its icon will appear there, next to the system
time. This menu item has the same effect as clicking the "Hide" button.
- Program Options sets options for notification delivery,
such as netsend and outgoing mail. The Program Options dialog will display
automatically the first time you run Always Watching!™ For more
information on program options, please read the section titiled The Options Dialog.
- Exit Always Watching!™ Exists the program completely,
closing down the main screen and shutting down Always
Watching!
The Watch Grid
The watch grid shows you all the
information you need about your watches at a quick glance. The Watch Nickname,
Notification Type and Last Notified Date/Time are displayed and updated in
real-time. Selecting an item in the grid will allow you to click either the
"Edit" or "Delete" buttons to edit a Watch Item or permanantly remove a Watch
Item. Clicking on the square checkbox area or double clicking on the Watch Item
will enable/disable that Watch Item. A Watch Item will not report changes while
it is disabled.
The Add/Edit/Remove Buttons
Clicking the "Add" button
will open the Add/Edit Watch Item dialog to add a new Watch Item or edit an
existing item. Selecting an item and clicking "Edit" will also open the
Add/Edit Watch Item containing your Watch Item for editing. See the section
titled Add/Edit Watch Item for full instructions
on adding or removing Watch Items.
The Hide Button
The "Hide" button will minimize the
Always Watching!™ main window to the system tray. Its icon will appear
there, next to the system time. This button item has the same effect as
clicking the "Hide to Tray" menu item.
The Close Button
The Close button will exit Always
Watching!, stopping all notifications. To continue running Always
Watching! and to continue receiving Watch Notifications, click the "Hide"
button or choose "Hide to Tray" from the File menu. |
