Q> Your menu doesn't include ALL internal commands Commander supports!!!

A> Actually I don't give a shit. Read file_id.diz for details.

Q> Why do you use internal command numbers instead of names?

A> This way menu do not depend on TOTALCMD.INC.

Q> But why the heck did you put the command numbers in HEX?!? 

A> It works, it's undocumented, so I regarded it as my sacred duty to bring
you to grip with it %).

Q> Can I add my own commands to Commander main menu?

A> Yes,  you can. You can make custom menu commands using internal commands
#701-899.

Q> Can you explain to me how could I manage it? 

A> It's  quite  simple.  From  Commander version 5.51 all user menu entries
have  internal  commands enumerated from 701 to 899. So i.c. 701 stands for
[user]  entry  #1,  710 - for #10 etc. You just have to make sure there are
such an entry in your user menu.

Q> Sorry, but it looks like I need more detaled explanetion.

A>  OK,  for  example  you have user menu entry you want to be available as
separate  menu  command and for example run it with KBD shortcut "Ctrl"+"1"
(not  available  from user menu setup). Let it be the entry #69 with such a
command assigned:

menu69=I like this picture 
cmd69=drive:\path\to\i_view32.exe 
param69=drive:\path\to\69.jpg /fs 

You can make it two ways.

1. You  can  set  unique  name  for  this command. Open TOTALCMD.INC in you
editor  and  add somewhere (but I do suggest you to keep them all together)
such a string:

cm_ILikeThisPicture=769;Open 69.jpg with IView full screen 

Save  it.  Now you can use cm_ILikeThisPicture in your menu or configuration
file:
  
My_menu.mnu
...
POPUP "My Commands"
  MENUITEM "&Open 69.jpg with IView full screen\tCtrl+1", cm_ILikeThisPicture 
END_POPUP

WINCMD.INI
...
[Shortcuts]
C+1=cm_ILikeThisPicture

Actually  Commander  has  predefined name scheme for such a commands, so by
default i.c. #769 name looks like this - cm_usermenu69. But it's not funny,
actually  and  you have to edit TOTALCMD.INC if you want to use ANY command
unique NAME anyway.

2.  If  you don't want to use any command name but only number you can skip
TOTALCMD.INC  editing.  Just add appropriate command number to your menu or
configuration file

My_menu.mnu
...
POPUP "My Commands"
  MENUITEM "&Open 69.jpg with IView full screen\tCtrl+1", 769 
END_POPUP

WINCMD.INI
...
[Shortcuts]
C+1=769

The  difference  is  Commander  do not use TOTALCMD.INC working with such a
menu/shortcut if you do it the second way.