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david_w_westall
david_w_westall
Level I

Creating a .jmpcust for analysis

Created: Jul 28, 2017 06:27 PM  |  Last Modified: Jul 28, 2017 06:31 PM (6794 views)

Hello, I'm trying to create a .jmpcust that will be enabled in my menu bar to open .jrn.  The .jrn will be held in a source folder that will have radio button for data analysis.  The .jrn will be share with numerous people to allow for rapid deployment.    

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Eric_Hill
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Re: Creating a .jmpcust for analysis

Jul 30, 2017 03:22 PM (6771 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from david_w_westall 07-28-2017
What have you tried and what hasn't worked?

Eric
david_w_westall
david_w_westall
Level I

Re: Creating a .jmpcust for analysis

Nov 2, 2017 11:27 AM (6531 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from Eric_Hill 07-30-2017

Eric, sorry I have been out of office.  I created a new add-in then inserted a command after the add-in to run the JSL code.  The command is now blue under the Add-in section and it works.  I don't see where it created a .jmpcust file.  I want to be able to create the .jmpcust file and have it under the the main menu header like Analyze, tools and DOE.  

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Re: Creating a .jmpcust for analysis

Nov 2, 2017 01:06 PM (6523 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from david_w_westall 11-02-2017

Change the extension on the add-in to .zip, then extract the files to find the .jmpcust file.  You can then modify it as described here. Alternatelly, check out Justin Chilton's Add-In Manager which allows you to create a new custom menu without touching the .jmpcust file.  Under the 'Menu Items' tab, 'Add-In's will be listed by default. Right click on that and select 'change main menu' then scroll down to custom.