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Color Max - indicates the color of all graphs in each row match the highest attribute
state color for that row.
Color Each - indicates the color of each graph for each attribute in a row is set to the
state color of each attribute.
Shade check box - alternately shade the background of every other row.
Pages check box - reserved for future use.
Shell Show check box - show shell launch window each time Shell file is shelled.
This option is primarily for Shell debugging purposes. It typically should not be turned
in your "production" environment.
Shell File - defines an optional file to be executed (shelled) at the end of each
notification. If specified, a shell file allows a wide variety of optional post processing.
These include custom local/remote website live updates, real-time e-mail, FTP push
for website proxy, or post sample analysis code to do post notification processing.
Clicking the [..] button after the Shell File name displays a shell file dialog wizard
allowing you to create example shell files suitable for updating local or remote web
sites. Double clicking the shell file name displays contents of the shell file, for
example:
ShellBAT.bat
rem
===================================================
rem = ASAP Created this file 3/11/08 03:54 PM
rem = Example shell FTP PUT <rootfile> to <website>
===================================================
FTP -s:ShellIN.txt
rem PAUSE to debug
ShellIN.txt
OPEN <website>.com 21
<username-here>
<password-here>
STATUS
CD Asaplive
PUT Asaplive.htm
CLOSE
QUIT
Root File - if this field specifies a valid path and file name, the report content for this
profile is stored in the file. If this field is blank, the report notification is not stored on
disk. If Style is HTML, the contents (and the extension) of the file are formatted as
HTML. This field provides a wide range of uses. For example, if content style is
HTML, and the Root File field specifies a valid file, then that file can represent the root