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- Q Section - 04-16-2004

For HorusUK

How does one obtain the different look of the graphics as in the screenshot below in both NetMon & SysMon? It may have been mentioned in the forum a while ago but was not found.

Second question - what is the function of the 'Number of rows' setting in the properties of NetMon? We changed it experimentally but there appears nothing different.

Thank you


- HorusUK - 04-16-2004

To see the different types of graph, one must edit the netmonskin.ini or MemonSkin.ini in the relevant skins folder. There is very brief information/instruction at the top of the .ini file, but I'll attempt a little explanation here.

Here's a section for the Inbound History Graph:
Code:
; ============================================================================
; Inbound History Graph
; ============================================================================

[diagram1]
; ------------------------------------------------------------------------
type = History

;# For line graphs, uncomment these lines
filltype = line
pos = 0 12
size = 98 28

;# For solid line graphs, uncomment these lines
;filltype = solid
;pos = 1 12
;size = 47 26

;# For picture graphs, uncomment these lines
;filltype = picture
;picture = inbound_segment.png
;tile = 1
;pos = -1 12
;size = 49 28

beginFrom = right
valuesFrom = bottom
color = 0 255 255

field = INSPEED
Uncomment/comment (that is, remove/add a semi-colon ';' from the beginning of) the appropriate lines in the .ini file, save, and then refresh TLB to see the results.

I'm planning updates to my skins, as time allows, to include proper documentation. However, as spring marches towards summer, Mrs HorusUK and I are out gigging more, so time is at a premium.

If anyone has any questions though, I'd be more than glad to answer them here on the forum!


- Q Section - 04-16-2004

Thank you! Big Grin