First, select the program’s name from the drop-down list at the top of the window. If the remote doesn’t already operate as desired for any of the automatically detected programs, it’s easy to fix. We’ll start off with the first tab, “Program Commands”. The Setup window has five tabs along the top: “Program Commands”, “Windows Commands”, “Customized Windows Commands”, “Macros” and “Launcher”. The most important one is “Setup”, where remote buttons are matched up with application functions. Double-clicking this icon brings up a small window with various selections. Located in the system tray (typically the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, where the clock resides) is a tiny circular icon for the “iMON Manager”.
Thus, buttons can perform different functions under each program. Whenever one of these programs is the “active” window, the remote’s configurable buttons (primarily those in grey) readjust and map to a different set of commands. The list is not particularly extensive, but does cover popular options such as Internet Explorer, MSN Messenger, Windows Media Player, WinAmp, PowerDVD, WinDVD and PowerPoint. During the installation process, your hard drive is scanned for various applications pre-configured with templates.
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