How to incorporate WordFlashReader into your Ubuntu Main Menus

Ok, you've just installed WordFlashReader on your Ubuntu machine. And now you want an easy way to access it. Doing the following three things will make it very easily accessible:

  1. Aliasing it in your .bashrc
alias wfr='[installation path]/wordflashreader.linux.bin'
  1. Launch it directly from your browser using Launchy (firefox addon). Insructions are here.
  2. Add it to your Ubuntu main menus.
In order to do this, go to System->Preferences->Main Menu. Choose which category you wish to add you menu item to. I chose the 'Office' category. Click 'New Item' on the right side of the window.

Name: WordFlashReader
Command: [browse to the place where you installed the program and select wordflashreader.linux.bin]

Next, click the button on the upper left and corner of the Create Lancher window. Again, browse to the WordFlashReader installation path and click 'Open'. Two icons will show up. Choose WFReader.ico and hit ok. Hit ok one more time and the next time you open your Ubuntu menu it should be there. Cheers!

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