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structure, or if you assigned a filter to multiple submenu items and only one submenu item satisfies
the condition of the filter.
d. Place a check mark in the Allow multiple selections check box if you want to enable the person
controlling the installation to choose more than one item from the menu. For example, you might
want to provide the ability to choose one or more items from a list of application programs.
10. Click the Utility tab if you want to associate a utility with the menu item, then do the following:
a. In the Name field, use the drop-down menu to select a utility from the module repository.
b. In the Parameters field, type any parameters required to run the utility.
c. In the Run area, click one of the following radio buttons:
• Immediately: The utility runs as soon as the menu item is selected at the target computer.
• Queue: When the menu item is selected the utility is placed in a queue until the final selection is
made from the final menu. Then, all utilities in the queue are run before any modules are installed.
11. Click the Variables tab if you want to define a variable; then, do the following:
Note: For additional details about using variables in a map, see “Using variables (an advanced
base-map function)” on page 100.
a. Click the Insert Variable icon. The Set Variable window opens.
b. In the Variable field, use the drop-down menu to select a predefined variable or type a new variable.
c. In the Value field, type the value you want to associate with the variable.
d. Click OK. The new variable is added to the list of variables.
e. If you want to prompt the person performing the installation for input, type the prompt text in the
Prompt field. Then, do any of the following:
• Place a check mark in the Required check box if this input is required.
• Place a check mark in the Mask Input check box if you want the input to be hidden as it is typed.
• Place a check mark in the Encrypt Input check box if you want the input to be encrypted.
12. Click the Conditions tab if you want to associate a filter or variable condition with the menu item. To
associate a filter with a menu item, do the following:
a. In the Conditions tab, click the Insert Filter icon. The Add Filters window opens.
b. If the filter you want to use is in a folder, navigate to that folder.
c. Select the filter from the repository; then, click OK. The filter is added to the list.
d. Double-click the filter you just added. The Edit Parameters window opens.
e. In the Parameters field, type any required parameters. For information about the parameters for the
filters provided with the ImageUltra Builder program, see the ImageUltra Builder help system.
f. Click OK.
g. Repeat these steps for each filter you want to add.
To associate a variable condition with a menu item, do the following:
a. In the Conditions tab, click the Insert Variable icon. The Add Variable Condition window opens.
b. Use the Variable drop-down menu to select the variable for which you want to set the condition.
c. Use the Operator drop-down menu to select either Equals or NOT Equals, depending on the
condition you want to set.
d. In the Value field, type the value you want to associate with the variable.
e. Click OK. The variable is added to the list.
If you have multiple filters or variables listed, or any combination of filters and variables, do one of the
following:
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