Lenovo ThinkPad X60s Away Manager Customization Guide - Page 10

// Nth task entry // New task consuming CPU usage (might be same as // abcxxx.exe). This is the new task that would be monitored. NN01=Task Description // New Task Description (add same in language code sections) NN02=abcxxx.exe // New task startup executable name (might be same as abcyyy.exe) NN03=/cmdlineoption // command line option if any NN04=1 // 1: if the task is non-interactive 0: if the task requires user // interaction/inputs to complete NN05=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\abc\xxx,pathname,REG_SZ // Registry where the task path is stored, registry value name, registry // value type NN06= // New task startup command line pathname (To be blank if // NN05 is used to specify the path in registry) NN07= // New task startup command line full pathname NN08=M // Select 1...M if the new task executes with the Run Task Now button. // Choose 0 if the new task does not execute with the Run Task Now button. NN09= NN10= .... [0409] 0101=Task Description of 1st task 0201=Task Description of 2nd task 0301=Task Description of 3rd task .... NN01=Task Description of Nth task // New Task Description of Nth task Adding a new task to the whisper mode supported list To ensure that maintenance or security tasks are put into whisper mode so they run as background processes, these tasks must be in the Away Manager whisper mode supported list. Adding a new task is accomplished by modifying the IPSCtrl.ini file. Note: You can add a task to the whisper mode supported list without adding this task to the Run Tasks Now list first. Complete the following procedure to add a new task to the Away Manager whisper mode supported list: 1. Open the IPSCtrl.ini file from the default C:\Windows\system32 folder or the system folder path. 2. Add a new task process name to the list. Each PROCESSNAME value contains an executable file name, 3 (automatic whisper mode), and a process description. 3. Save your changes. The following is an example of the ipsctrl.ini file. 1-4 Away Manager 1.0 Customization Guide