The program that creates these frames is C:\PS1TOOLS\PS1TOOLS.EXE. To call the frame function, you need to run it with an *.ini file that directs it what to show on the screen.

The *.ini file must be structured as follows:

[Title] title=(YOUR TITLE)

[Icon]
Icon=(THE PATH FOR AN ICON)
[Button0]
path=(THE PATH FOR PROGRAM #0)
progname=(THE FULL NAME FOR PROGRAM #0)
description=(THE NAME OF PROGRAM #0)
icon=(THE ICON TO DISPLAY FOR PROGRAM #0)
help=(THE HELP SENTENCE TO DISPLAY WHEN THE CURSOR PASSES OVER THE ICON FOR PROGRAM #0)

[Button1]
path=(THE PATH FOR PROGRAM #1)
progname=(THE FULL NAME FOR PROGRAM #1)
description=(THE NAME OF PROGRAM #1)
icon=(THE ICON TO DISPLAY FOR PROGRAM #1)
help=(THE HELP SENTENCE TO DISPLAY WHEN THE CURSOR PASSES OVER THE ICON FOR PROGRAM #1)

[Button2]
path=(THE PATH FOR PROGRAM #2)
progname=(THE FULL NAME FOR PROGRAM #2)
description=(THE NAME OF PROGRAM #2)
icon=(THE ICON TO DISPLAY FOR PROGRAM #2)
help=(THE HELP SENTENCE TO DISPLAY WHEN THE CURSOR PASSES OVER THE ICON FOR PROGRAM #2)

Once the *.ini file is completed, save it as an *.ini file, then run a command line which includes the PS1TOOLS.EXE and your *.ini file. For example, the command line that starts the IBM Information Highway looks like this:
C:\PS1TOOLS\PS1TOOLS.EXE C:\PS1TOOLS\ONLINE.INI

An example of how this works on your system is the ONLINE.INI file, located in the PS1TOOLS directory.
(To view the file, click the linked name and open it when your browser asks what to do.)