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- MENUMAN: EASY QUICKBASIC MENUS
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- COPYRIGHT, 1992
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- SALT AND LIGHT SOFTWARE
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- 1525 LOCUST ST.
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- READING, PA. 19604
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- MENUMAN was born out of frustration. I was tired of coding menu files
- and forgetting "END SELECT" or rummaging around my source code files on disks
- and looking for the proper way to do the INSTR function or flipping through
- pages of books on QB programming on how to handle an error trap. So, I came
- with MENUMAN as a way to always put together a menu that would work and not
- have to spend hours of programming.
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- MENUMAN will generate menus with selection by numbers. It also will
- generate menus with selection by letters. The numbers selection has a limit
- of 2 to 9 selections. The letters program has a limit of 2 to 9 selections,
- too.
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- Let's take a runthrough of the MENUMAN selection by numbers program:
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- First step: The options box will appear seconds after the opening
- screen. Choose the Numbers or Letters option.
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- Second step: Choose the number of items you would like in your
- menu. There is no need to provide an entry for an "EXIT" or "QUIT" option
- because MENUMAN automatically puts such an entry into each menu.
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- Third step: Each numbered or lettered entry entry will pop onto
- the screen after ENTER is pressed. Type in your entries to cover the menu
- selections. For example:
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- ≤ 1 ≥ WORDPERFECT UTILITY
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- ≤ 2 ≥ NORTON UTILITY
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- Fourth step: MENUMAN will ask you again how many menu selections you
- would like in your menu. This second question is needed to get the INSTR line
- correct and it only applies to the Numbers options.
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- The process is now complete. MENUMAN'S ad box will appear for 20
- seconds and then exit you to the SYSTEM. You have a little bit of
- work to do before running your menu program. Information for the CASE SELECT
- portion of the program must be filled in before it will run. Take a look
- at "SAMPLE1.BAS", "SAMPLEA.BAS" and "RUNMENU.BAS" to see example of how to
- fill in the CASE data. After this is done, you can then run "TESTMENU"
- to see what your final program looks like.
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- I am asking a one-time fee of $10 for this programming effort.
- As any programmer knows, a great deal of time goes into any program.
- The gestation period usually isn't nine months but the labor pains can be
- memorable. Registered users will receive MENUMAN updates
- programs and updates free of charge on the disk they desire you there
- are some cute baby MENUMANs on the drawing board.
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- Send all comments to me by one of these methods:
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- Through a letter or postcard to:
- CARMEN PAONE
- SALT AND LIGHT SOFTWARE
- 1525 LOCUST ST.
- READING, PA. 19604
- On Compuserve as CARMEN PAONE [72677, 42]
- On Genie as C. PAONE
- On Delphi as CARMENPAONE
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- One final word, no matter what decision you make on MENUMAN, do
- yourself a soul-saving service and read John 3:16 in any Bible.
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