Print

[geniusalz]

CODE

SEARCHTYPE s_type IF %s_type% == "dir" GOTO DIRFOUND IF %s_type% == "file" GOTO SKIPFILE QUIT

XML is better than INI in terms of structure.
More organized, you can say.  And u can make a hierarchy in it.  eg submenus inside submenus inside menus, without using braces and the like.

Scripts in menus are just like normal items

<Item>
<Media>C:\blah.wmv</Media>
<Thumbnail>C:\blah.jpg</Thumbnail>
and instead of a <Exe>C:\blah.jpg</Exe>, you have
<Action>Callscript C:\blah.xas</Action>
</Item>

Right now there's no drop-in functionality for actionscripts, but there's gonna be some soon.

[geniusalz]

CODE

SEARCHTYPE s_type IF %s_type% == "dir" GOTO DIRFOUND IF %s_type% == "file" GOTO FIILEFOUND QUIT

This just tells it to check the search result type..
If it's a file, goes to whereever you tell it to.
And if it's a directory, goes wherever you tell it to.
But if it's neither, it means you are at the end of the search, so it quits.  Again, you can do anything there, if you don't want to quit.

[SumDumGuy2]

Ok, Duh... makes perfect sense now... Thanks again...