Difference between revisions of "Worker - An Introduction"

Worker is incredibly versatile, having buttons that you can configure to run commands that are built into Worker; run external applications that you have set up to work on one or multiple files that you have selected in one of Worker's file list display; you can use Worker to call applications that don't have anything to do with the files that are showing in Worker's file list displays; you can run short or complex scripts that you or others have created; combine any number of commands to execute in sequence, & I'm sure the list goes on.

Custom tasks, ranging from the very simple to the extremely complex all fall within the capacity of Worker, they are usually handled with ease.  

Worker is usually installed with a pretty bare bones button setup. It is then up to the user to make Worker the way that they want Worker to be. This is done by using the Worker Configuration panel. Which is found by hitting the ''C'' - '''Configuration''' in the top left of the Worker window, it is right next to the ''A'' - '''About'''.