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farmer dan
3rd October 2003, 19:31
I'm trying to learn the latest registered version of MenuEdit. Haven't used any version of MenuEdit before. What I want to do is change the cell to which some of the menu buttons point.

I THINK that I select Edit for the particular button, then in Preview select what I want the button to point to (BTW I don't do HEX:eek: ). Last night I got the message, when the OPEN dialogue appeared and I selected a file, that the file was in use by a different process. It was late and I may have selected the IFO file. If I open the correct VOB file, does the window to the left of preview show me the cell choices or is there anything else I have to do?

Just wanted to know if I was on the right track. I would appreciate any tips.

maa
4th October 2003, 10:43
Reading between the lines I assume you want to change the DVDs navigation.

Most buttons just take you to a menu PGC and the commands in there are executed.

Can you give an exact example of what you are trying to achieve ?

farmer dan
5th October 2003, 12:26
Correct. I am trying to change the navigation. For example, if the menu button currently points to Cell 1, I would like to point to Cell 4.

In preparing to reply to maa's question, I was trying to generate a step-by-step of what I wanted to do. It was at that point I discovered the pulldown with the button commands:rolleyes:

So, It looks like I answered my own question. My approach to learning has historically been to do all the research I could, then attempt to manipulate the system. In this world of IFO Edit and Menu Edit, I'm finding that I must manipulate, then ask. :eek: :D

Now, after explaining my learning philosophy:devil: I have another question. Is the Import function of MenuEdit operational yet? The Import button on my registered version (2.2, I think) is 'greyed out' and nothing I have done so far has activated it.

komanch
5th October 2003, 14:37
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=62732

farmer dan
5th October 2003, 17:32
Well, now I know. Obviously I didn't scan for new posts before I made my reply.

Thanks, komanch