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Again I'm aware that this is probably beyond the scope of what this meter is designed for, but what if?
* I have a .docx document with said check-boxes I've used in Rainmeter, that when pointed to said document can't understand the formatting it seems and shows garbled text. Not sure if this limitation is from this meter or the rainmeter application itself.
The rainmeter skin is meant for .txt files and without some serious scripting there won't be any check boxes (and perhaps rainmeter won't allow that even if you try).
Google around for such a skin - maybe there is one. Also glance at Samurize (like Rainmeter but another program).
Not sure how to get the button to work - try pointing to "C:\text.txt" and create a text.txt in C:\ - maybe the problem is with a path (if it has spaces or capital letters in it or something).