Simple menu timeout value CVP 8.0

Hello,
I am just getting started with CVP development for simple ACD call flows (ICM). I am using the basic things, like the menu elements for prompting callers.
Most everything appears to be working OK, except the timeout and no match values associated with the menu options.
I can get around the nomatch path by using 10 element menus and catching all values, but the noinput (i.e. timeout) values don't seem to be used.
As I test, and don't input anything from the phone keypad it just continuously loops around on the audio and never returns control to ICM.
I have tried shortening the timoue value and maxnoinput, but still it just loops. I know I am just beginning, but is there something I am missing?
I've attached a screenshot of what I am looking at for values and call flow in CVP / Call Studio.
Thanks for any assistance.
Greg

Nevermind, all. Just a simple 'change' did the trick.
:)

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                                   gc.fillRectangle(startx, starty, szerokosc+500, wysokosc-500);
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nitroduxe wrote:
ok i add the following code:
menu = new org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Menu(shell, SWT.BAR);
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===
<ManualAction id='0' name='Processing in backround' timeout='1' hidden='true'>
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========
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How do I set the IFSshell timeout value?
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