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BatchMenu Version 3.0C
Copyright (c) 1995 Phe Meas
All Rights Reserved
INTRODUCTION
This is just a little simple program for use in Batch files. If you know
batch files, this is for you! This program is just a menu, you can program
it to do whatever you want! For instance, you or someone that uses your
computer dislikes typing the DOS commands or get into different directories
to run an application. You can put the name of the application in the
configuration file (MENU.INI) or design your own ANSI screen. Next, put all
the neccessary commands for that application in a batch file. You, then, run
the batch program and choose from the menu by typing or clicking. You can
exit either by pressing ESC or (Not applicable in ANSI mode) clicking on the
System Control (left of Title). An example is included, so if you don't know
anything about batch, you can still use it! All you have to do is edit the
included example to your needs, and you got it!
NOTE: If you are using ANSI screens, you will not have to create
MENU.INI, but you must make sure that ANSI.SYS or any other equal
ANSI-device driver is loaded.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
BatchMenu requires a 286 or higher with an EGA
or higher graphics adapter. Mouse is optional.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
BatchMenu must be installed onto a hard disk
or floppy disk with at least 155KB free space.
1. Go to a DOS command line.
2. Create a directory to install BatchMenu into.
3. Un-Compress BCHMN30B.xxx into that directory.
Where xxx is the compression's extention.
(ZIP and ARJ are common compression programs used)
4. Go into that particular directory and run the sample
by type MENU at the prompt.
(If you want to create your own Menu, edit MENU.INI
in the root directory or design your own ANSI screen.
Then change MENU.BAT accordingly)