sap / setapplication          Sets external application commands

   Format:
      ;sap -b <cmd>           Sets the web browser command
      ;sap -b                 Resets the web browser command
      ;sap -e <cmd>           Sets the email application command
      ;sap -e                 Resets the email application command
      ;sap -a <cmd>           Sets the audio player command
      ;sap -a                 Resets the audio player command
      ;sap -t <cmd>           Sets the text editor command
      ;sap -t                 Resets the text editor command

      ;sap                    Lists commands to start external applicatons

   Notes:
      When you click on a website link or an email address, and when you want to
         play a sound effect or view a file, Axmud launches an external
         application.
      <cmd> is the command used to start the external application. It should
         contain '%s', which is substituted for the website to view, the email
         address to contact, the sound file to play or the text file to edit.
         The <cmd> used will depend both on your operating system and on the
         external application you prefer to use.
      ';sap -b' will reset the web browser command, meaning that Axmud won't be
         able to open a web browser at all. Similarly, ';sap -e' will reset the
         command used to send email.
      ';sap -a' will reset the audio player command, meaning that Axmud won't be
         able to play any sound effects at all. (A better way to disable sound
         effects is with the ';sound off' command.)
      ';sap -t' will reset the text editor command. You won't be able to open
         source code files in an editor, but you can still view them in Axmud's
         native file viewer.
      See also the help for the ';resetapplication' command.

   User commands:
      sap / setapp / setapplication
