This section contains resources provided by MZTools Software and its community of
users to be used with the MZ-Tools add-ins.
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reliability or accuracy of the resources contained herein. All such resources are
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by the respective contributors, except translations of original resources supplied
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sources, submit your localized help file and you will get a free license
for the commercial versions of MZ-Tools for .NET.
Once you have downloaded and unzipped the file of your interest, go to the "MZ-Tools",
"Options" menu, "Review Mandatory Text" section, click the "Import..."
button and select the file.
Once you have downloaded and unzipped the file of your interest, go to the "MZ-Tools",
"Options" menu, "Review Forbidden Text" section, click the "Import..."
button and select the file.
To learn about external operations, visit the MZ-Tools SDK section and read the help file.
To make these external operations work, you have to compile the external operation assembly DLL (fix the project references, if required) and copy it to any of these folders:
- The folder of MZ-Tools DLL (admin rights are required), typically:
"C:\Program Files\MZTools6"
- The folder which stores the options files (admin rights are not required), typically:
Windows 2000/XP: "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\MZTools Software\MZTools6"
Windows Vista: "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\MZTools Software\MZTools6"
The next time that MZ-Tools is loaded, it will add commands for the operations in the assembly and it will add the proper menu entries under the Other Utilities menu of MZ-Tools.
To unplug the external operation(s) from MZ-Tools, just remove the assembly DLL from that folder. The next time that MZ-Tools is loaded, it will remove the commands and menus for the operations of the missing assembly.
Also, each project contains a readme.txt file that describes the operation and how it works.
