Lenovo ThinkPad SL300 - Manual (Page 109)

Sample Base Map : Base Map *
Name
Name
Name
Name
Name
Version
Version
Version
Version
Version
Type
Type
Type
Type
Type
English (Legal)
French (Legal)
Global_Application_1
Menu Item
Menu Item
Application
Application
Application
Application
Application
Application
Operating system
Operating system
Operating system
Operating system
Sample Base Map
Windows XP with legal software
Windows XP with sales software
WINXPPRO_ENG
WINXPPRO_FR
WINXPPRO_ENG
WINXPPRO_ENG
Windows XP with accounting software
English (legal)
English (sales)
English ( ) accounting
French (legal)
French ( ) accounting
ENG_Application_7
FR_Application_5
ENG_Application_2
ENG_Application_1
ENG_Application_2
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
Application
Operating system
Operating system
WINXPPRO_FR
WINXPPRO_FR_Service_Pack_1
FR_Application_1
2.0
Name Version Type
Adding a hidden system menu in a base map
A hidden system menu provide a method to make menu items available outside of the normal flow of the
installation menus. For example, you might want to make several utilities available through a hidden system
menu to help solve diagnostic or recovery issues on the target computer. Instead of including the menu
as part of the normal flow, by using a hidden system menu the utilities would be available anytime while
the installation menus are active by typing a system menu keyword, and the utilities would be accessible
only persons authorized to perform the advanced functions associated with the utilities. You are limited to
one hidden system menu per base map.
To set a menu as a hidden system menu, open your base map,
1. Open your base map and expand the tree structure.
2. Right-click the menu item that controls the menu that you do not want to appear during the installation
process; then, click Set as System Menu.
3. Click the Save icon located in Main window toolbar.
You assign a system menu keyword at a map level. To assign a system menu keyword, do the following:
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