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- !!eph!!
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- ||Top||
- U N R E G I S T E R E D
- V E R S I O N
- Note that ezPop is used to refer to ezPopMaker (EPM.EXE)
- and ezPopUp (EP.EXE). YOU MUST REGISTER TO CONTINUE TO
- USE. YOU MUST NOT SELL ezPop OR PROGRAMS MADE WITH ezPop
- UNLESS YOU GET PERMISSION FROM Ernest R. Hunter. YOU
- MUST NOT ACCEPT PAYMENT FOR PROGRAMS YOU CREATE WITH
- ezPop UNLESS YOU GET PERMISSION FROM Ernest R. Hunter.
- See: LICENSE
-
- ■ PRESS CTRL-LEFT ARROW TO MOVE SCREEN
- ■ PRESS CTRL-RIGHT ARROW TO MOVE SCREEN
- ■ PRESS LEFT ARROW FOR NEXT SCREEN
- ||
-
- ||Start||
- This is the start of ezPopMaker-v2.0 (ezPop) HELP.
- Step through the HELP FILE by pressing the LEFT ARROW
- while the HIGHLIGHT BAR is on the last line. To get help
- on any word in the help window move the HIGHLIGHT BAR to
- the line containing the word and press the LEFT ARROW.
- The line will be displayed in the top border of the HELP
- WINDOW. Press RETURN or RIGHT ARROW to get more HELP on
- the WORDS that are displayed in the top border. Note the
- bottom border of the HELP WINDOW reminds you of how to
- move around within the HELP FILE. Press ESC to quit HELP.
- See: HELP
- LICENSE
- HOW TO RUN
- HOW TO MAKE YOUR TSR
- ||
-
- ||HOW TO RUN||
- ezPopMaker (EPM.EXE) and it's runtime version (EP.EXE) can
- run as a regular program or as a Terminate-and-Stay-
- Resident (TSR) program. DO NOT TYPE THE SINGLE QUOTES IN
- THESE INSTRUCTIONS. From the DOS prompt, enter 'EPM' to
- run ezPop as a regular program. Enter 'EPM /r' to run ezPop
- as a TSR program. To automatically load a CONFIGURE file at
- start-up, add the CONFIGURE file name to the command line
- (eg: 'EPM wp50 /r'). This example loads EPM and the wp50
- CONFIGURE file into memory as a TSR. Run the runtime version
- (EP.EXE) the same way except type EP instead of EPM and always
- include a CONFIGURE file name in the command line. You may
- move the ezPop Menus around on the screen by using
- CRTL-LEFT-ARROW or CRTL-RIGHT-ARROW.
- (more)
- ||
-
- ||HOT KEY CHANGE ON START UP||
- when running the runtime routine (EP.EXE), you can change the
- Hot-Key from the DOS start up command line by adding the first
- letter of a special key and the function key number to the DOS
- command line as shown below.
-
- EP WP50 /r S X
- (S = SPECIAL KEY n,a,c,l or r where n=NONE, a=ALT, c=CTRL,
- l=Left Shift, and r=Right Shift)
- (X = FUNCTION KEY number 1 through 12)
-
- You must run EP.EXE in the TSR mode to change the Hot-Key at
- start-up. Entering 'EP WP50 /r c 6' starts EP.EXE in TSR mode
- and changes the Hot-Key to Ctrl-F6.
- ||
-
- ||HOW TO MAKE YOUR TSR||
- To make your own TSR program follow the steps below:
- 1. First decide what you want ezPop to do such as
- execute DOS commands, send keystrokes to the
- keyboard buffer for use by DOS and applications,
- or the many other actions as listed under USES.
- 2. Set the number of options you want in your
- TSR: starting from the first menu (yellow border)
- type `SUO'. Change the `number of options' using
- the INPUT BOX that will pop up.
- 3. Set the number of choices for each option: starting
- from the second menu (blue border), type `UC' to list
- the current `number of choices'. Type '1' and Change
- the `number of choices' for OPTION x using the INPUT
- BOX. Repeat for remaining OPTIONS. (more)
- ||
-
- ||HOW TO MAKE YOUR TSR||
- Press 'R' to return to the second menu.
- 4. Save your CUSTOM program: type 'US'. Enter your
- program name. Press 'C' to continue.
- 5. Configure your custom program following the steps
- in the next screens and save the CONFIGURE file
- before you quit.
-
- THE STEPS DO NOT HAVE TO BE PERFORMED IN THE ORDER LISTED.
-
- IMPORTANT!!! REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN PRESS THE LEFT ARROW AT
- ANY TIME TO GET SPECIFIC HELP ON THE STEP YOU
- ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON. ONCE IN THE HELP
- SCREEN PRESS RIGHT ARROW UNTIL YOU REACH THE
- HELP YOU NEED.
- (more)
- ||
-
- ||CONFIGURE YOUR CUSTOM PROGRAM||
- 1. From first or second menu, press `C'.
- 2. Select the `Step-by-Step' method or the
- `Master Screen' method to edit the current CONFIGURE
- file. You should periodically save your CONFIGURE
- file to keep from losing your work.
-
- IN THE FOLLOWING SCREENS, 'x' REFERS TO THE CURRENT NUMBER
- AND 'y' REFERS TO THE CURRENT CHOICE NUMBER.
- see:
- STEP-BY-STEP METHOD
- MASTER SCREEN METHOD
- (more)
- ||
-
- ||MASTER SCREEN METHOD||
- This method takes you directly to the master configure
- screen (CONFIGURE #3). There is more specific HELP on
- MASTER SCREEN if you need it. The steps are as follows:
- 1. From either main menu, press 'CM' to get to the
- Master Screen. Note the flashing '{CONFIGURE #3}'.
- 2. To edit MAIN MENU name: Press '1'. Change the Main
- MENU NAME.
- 3. To edit OPTION x name: Press '2'. Change the OPTION x
- name. Change 'SELECT KEY' for OPTION 1.
- 4. To edit CHOICE x/y name: Press '3'. Change CHOICE x/y
- name. Change 'SELECT KEY' for CHOICE x/y.
- 5. To set 'Show in Main Menu': Press '4'. Select from
- the five choices by pressing the specified key.
- (more)
- ||
-
- ||MASTER SCREEN METHOD||
- 6. To enter first part of the keystrokes for CHOICE x/y:
- Press '5'. Enter the keystrokes using the SPECIAL
- KEY INPUT BOX.
- 7. To set whether user input will be allowed at runtime:
- Press '6' . Press 'Y' or 'N'.
- 8a. If user input will be allowed,
- (1) To set 'user input type': Press '7'. Press 'A',
- or 'N' or 'B'.
- (2) To set 'user input Length': Press '8'. Enter
- input length.
- 8b. If user input will not be allowed, to enter second part
- of keystrokes for CHOICE x/y: Press '7'. Enter
- keystrokes. Special keys not allowed in second part.
- (more)
- ||
-
- ||MASTER SCREEN METHOD||
- 9. To enter third part of the keystrokes for
- CHOICE x/y: Press '9'. Enter the keystrokes using
- the SPECIAL KEY INPUT BOX.
- 10. To set the action to be caused by CHOICE x/y:
- Press 'A'. Select one of the 18 actions by pressing
- the specified key. 'Keystrokes to Buffer' is the
- most common action but should be limited to less
- than 17 keystrokes. Note that 'Code as DOS Command'
- will not work if you intend to run your custom
- program in TRS mode.
- ||
-
- ||MASTER SCREEN METHOD||
- 11. To add custom help for OPTION x (only do once):
- Press 'B'. Edit the HELP WORD to add help for.
- Press 'A' to confirm you want to add help. Enter
- the Help text using the HELP EDITOR BOX. Press
- 'CTRL-A' to add the text or 'ESC' to abort.
- 12. To add custom help for CHOICE x/y: Press 'B'.
- Edit HELP WORD or Press 'RETURN'. Press 'A' to
- confirm you want to add help. Enter the Help text
- using the HELP EDITOR BOX. Press 'CTRL-A' and 'C'
- to add the text to the file or 'ESC' to abort.
- 13. Use '<n> Next Choice', '<p> Previous Choice',
- '<o> Next Option', '<v> Previous Option'
- and '<g> GOTO' to repeat steps 2 through 12
- for all OPTIONS and CHOICES.
- ||
-
- ||STEP-BY-STEP METHOD||
- This method takes you to a number of screens for you to edit
- OPTION and CHOICE name and SELECT KEY before going to the
- Master Screen. The step are as follows:
- 1. From either menu, press 'CS' to get to the
- '{CONFIGURE #1}'.
- 2. To edit OPTION x. Select OPTION x. Edit
- OPTION x name. Edit the SELECT KEY for OPTION x.
- 3. To edit CHOICE x/y Name: Now from '{CONFIGURE #2}',
- select a CHOICE x/y. Edit CHOICE x/y Name. Edit the
- SELECT KEY for CHOICE x/y.
- 4. You are now in '{CONFIGURE #3}'. Complete the
- edits as described in the 'MASTER SCREEN METHOD'
- above and press 'R' when finished with
- '{CONFIGURE #3}' to return to '{CONFIGURE #2}'.
- ||
- ||STEP-BY-STEP METHOD||
- 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all CHOICES for the OPTION
- selected in step 2. Press 'R' from '{CONFIGURE #2}'
- to return to '{CONFIGURE #1}' when finished.
- 6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for all OPTIONS.
- ||
-
- ||CUSTOM PROGRAM PACKAGE||
- Note that the CONFIGURE file you create will be given an
- extension .EPC when you save it. ezPop will also create a
- help file with extension .EPH and a help index file with
- extension .EPX. For example if you create a CONFIGURE file
- for Word Perfect and save it as WP50, ezPop will create
- WP50.EPC, WP50.EPH and WP50.EPX. These three files along
- with EP.EXE, EP.EPH and EP.EPX would then make up your
- custom ezPop program which can be run by 'EP WP50' or
- 'EP WP50 /r' or EP WP50 /r S X (S = special key
- [n,a,c,l or r] and X = function key number for Hot-Key).
- (n=NONE, a=ALT, c=CTRL, l=Left Shift, r=Right Shift).
- (more)
- ||
- You must copy these six files to the esired sub directory
- to use them as an independent rogram. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED
- TO DISTRIBUTE ezPop OR PROGRAMS MADE WITH ezPop FOR PROFIT
- UNLESS YOU GET PERMISSION FROM Ernest R. Hunter. Pass along
- ezPop free. Registered user can share the programs you make
- free.
- See:
- LICENSE
- ||
-
- ||Concept||
- The concept behind ezPop operations is as follows:
- (1) It is a flexible TSR program that can be customized
- without programming. (2) it provides up to 9 OPTIONS
- (Opt1 through Opt9) on a main MENU. Each OPTION has a
- sub-menu with up to 9 CHOICES (Cho1-1 through Cho9-9).
- (3) it provides the ability to send up to 48 keystrokes or
- characters to the printer or screen or up to 16 keystrokes
- or characters to the keyboard buffer to be used by DOS or
- an application program for each of the 81 CHOICES.
- (4) it allows ezPop to store the Keystrokes in three parts
- (5) it allows you to input keystrokes at runtime if you
- choose to do so. (more on next help screen)
- ||
-
-
- ||Concept (continue)||
- (6) it can send HELP text to the screen for each of
- the 81 choices. (7) it can save CONFIGURE files for
- multiple ezPop programs to do a variety of things.
- (8) it has a separate runtime version (EP.EXE) which
- allows for custom program to be smaller. Note that ezPop
- has some OPTIONS and CHOICES that you are not allowed to
- change. They are denoted by the reverse HAPPY FACE.
- At certain times, some of the ezPop OPTIONS and CHOICES
- will be deactivated as denoted by the light HAPPY FACE.
- Note that all of the OPTIONS and CHOICES related to
- CONFIGURE are deactivated in the runtime version
- (EP.EXE) to conserve RAM. Some of the choices in the
- UTILITIES sub menu are also deactivated in EP.EXE
- ||
-
- ||USES||
- With the many different action settings that are
- available for the CHOICES in ezPop, there is
- almost no limits to it uses. The following is a
- sample listing:
- 1. Menu system to run DOS programs and commands.
- 2. Printer control program to send control codes
- to printer.
- 3. Tutorial system for any subject.
- 4. Add menus to any application programs.
- 5. Add help screens to any application program.
- 6. Programs to send keystrokes to the keyboard
- buffer.
- 7. And much, much, much more..........
- ||
-
-
- ||Custom Help||
- When you save your custom program, ezPop will created a
- custom HELP file with the same name as the CONFIGURE file
- but with a 'EPH' extension unless a help file with the same
- name already exist. You must remember that the name EPM.EXE,
- EP.EXE and EP.EPH are reserved for ezPop use. DO NOT START
- THE NAME OF YOUR FILES WITH EP. Once a CONFIGURE file has
- been either loaded or saved by ezPop, you can then ADD help
- on your OPTIONS and CHOICES by using the '<b> Option Help
- Screen' to add help on options and '<c> Choice Help Screen'
- to add help on choices from the MASTER SCREEN of the
- Configure option.
- ||
-
- ||Custom Help||
- The ezPop HELP editor is very simple, but has
- limited capabilities. You may use a Text Editor or
- Word Processor to edit your custom HELP file as
- long as it has ASCII modes and end each line
- with a HARD RETURN. The lines must be limited to
- 60 characters and the file must have no more than
- 14 line per HELP WORD. The FIle must begin with
- !!eph!! at the beginning of the first line and the
- last line in the file must be a HARD RETURN. See:
- HELP FORMAT
- ||
-
- ||Option Help Screen||
- This choice allows you to add, delete, edit,
- replace or insert help screens into the HELP FILE.
- see:
- Steps to add/edit Custom HELP
- ||
-
- ||Choice Help Screen||
- This choice allows you to add, delete, edit,
- replace or insert help screens into the HELP FILE.
- see:
- Steps to add/edit Custom HELP
- ||
-
- ||Steps to add/edit Custom HELP||
- To add/edit your custom TSR HELP file use below
- steps:
- 1. Save you CONFIGURE under a unique name.
- This will automatically create the HELP FILE with
- the same base file name as your CONFIGURE file.
- 2. Use Configure option to get to the MASTER
- SCREEN.
- 3. Select <b> or <c> and at the prompt
- accept the HELP WORD/WORDS in the prompt box or
- enter a new word/words to add/edit help for.
- (more steps on next screen)
- ||
-
- ||Steps to add/edit Custom HELP||
- 4a. If there is NOT already a HELP SCREEN for
- the HELP WORD/WORDS you entered or accepted, the
- HELP EDITOR will appear in the EDIT MODE. You may
- now type in HELP text. You may even edit the HELP
- WORD/WORDS as long as you ensure they are enclosed
- in brackets '{}'. You can append the HELP SCREEN
- to the HELP file by using Ctrl-A as shown on the
- HELP BOX bottom border. At this point, ezPop will
- append the HELP SCREEN and automatically re-index
- the HELP FILE. (more steps on next screen)
- ||
-
- ||Steps to add/edit Custom HELP(continue)||
- 4b. If the word/words already has a HELP SCREEN in
- the HELP file, the help screen will appear along with
- the HELP text. You can see from the BOTTOM border that
- you can DELETE this HELP SCREEN from the HELP FILE with
- Ctrl-D, FIND another HELP WORD/WORDS by using Ctrl-F or
- EDIT the screen by using Ctrl-E.
- 5. Once you have finished your EDIT, you can Replace
- (Ctrl-R) the HELP SCREEN that was last displayed, insert
- in front (Ctrl-I) of the HELP SCREEN that was last
- displayed, or insert after (Ctrl-A) the HELP SCREEN that
- was last displayed. Note that in step 4a above, the screen
- was appended to the end of the file, Here the screen is
- placed before or after or replaces the last screen
- displayed.
- ||
-
- ||HELP FORMAT||
- Below is an example of the HELP file. In your
- actual HELP file, you should not put the space
- between the two |'s. It is done here to keep ezPop
- from mistaking the example for real HELP.
-
- ||
- ||HELP FORMAT||
-
- !!eph!!
-
- | |HELP WORD 1| |
- This is example help text in ASCII format with
- each line ended by HARD RETURN.
- | |
-
- | |HELP WORD 2| |
- Example help text in ASCII format. Repeat as often
- as you like for all of you OPTIONS and CHOICES
- | |
- ||
-
-
- ||Quit||
- This OPTION will cause you to return to DOS or the
- application program you were in when you activated
- ezPop. You will not be given a chance to change
- your mind after selecting QUIT. Therefore, you
- must make sure you want to quit.
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
- ||Unload||
- This OPTION will remove ezPop from memory. Use this
- choice when ezPop has been loaded as a TSR and you
- no longer want to keep using it as a TSR. You must
- reload ezPop to use it again after executing UNLOAD.
- You will have to unload all other TSR's that you
- loaded after ezPop was loaded before ezPop can be
- unload. It is best to go to the DOS prompt, press
- the HOT-KEY and then execute the UNLOAD option.
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
-
- ||Main Menu||
- ezPop has two main menus. These menus contain up
- to 9 USER CHANGEABLE OPTIONS and four ezPop system
- OPTIONS the Menus are referred to as FIRST MAIN
- MENU and the SECOND MAIN MENU. The USER
- CHANGEABLE OPTIONS are the same on both main
- menus. You may switch between the two menus with
- options <f> and <s> or with the RIGHT arrow. Each
- OPTION has a SUB-MENU that contains it CHOICES.
- All of the ezPop system OPTIONS and CHOICES are
- denoted by a dark HAPPY FACE or light HAPPY FACE.
- The light HAPPY FACE denotes that the OPTION or
- CHOICE has been inactivated as it is for CONFIGURE
- and some of the UTILITIES choices in the runtime
- version (EP.EXE). See:
- CONCEPT.
- ||
- ||Configure||
- Use this OPTION to create your own ezPop TSR program. This
- is done by changing the current CONFIGURE FILE and saving
- it under the name of your choice. Then ezPop will add an
- extension of "EPC" to the file before saving it and create
- a HELP file. By selecting this OPTION you will be given
- the choice of going directly to a MASTER SCREEN to change
- the current CONFIGURE file or going to the STEP-by-STEP
- choice which walks you through the process of creating your
- own TSR "step by step."
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
- ||Configure||
- The term CONFIGURE is used here to make reference
- to ezPop configurations file that holds the
- information about how you have customized you
- ezPop program. Once you customize ezPop and save
- the resulting CONFIGURE file you can run it from
- the DOS prompt or from a BAT file as:
-
- [ EP <filename> /r ]
-
- where <filename> is the name of the CONFIGURE
- file. The /r denotes run as a Terminate-and-Stay-
- Resident (TSR).
- ||
-
- ||First Menu||
- This OPTION return you from the second main menu
- to the first main menu. Note that the OPTIONS 1
- through 9 (or maximum options) are the same on the
- first and second MAIN MENU.
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
- ||Second Menu||
- This OPTION takes you to another main menu to give
- you access to other ezPop OPTIONS such as
- UTILITIES and HOT KEY. Note that the OPTIONS 1
- through 9 (or maximum options) are the same on the
- first and second MAIN MENU.
-
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
- ||Hot Key||
- This OPTION allows you to change the Hot-Key that
- will be used to activate ezPop.
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
- ||Utilities||
- This OPTION takes you to a sub-menu of CHOICES
- such as DIRECTORY, SAVE CONFIGURE, LOAD CONFIGURE,
- RE-INDEX, SIZE (OPTIONS) and SIZE (CHOICES).
-
- IMPORTANT!!! IF YOU ARE NEW TO ezPop, PRESS 'T' to
- GO TO TOP OF HELP FILE.
- ||
-
- ||Return||
- This choice will return from the menu you are
- viewing to the previous menu. You can use this
- choice when you change your mind about selecting
- from a menu or when you are finished with a menu.
-
- ||
-
- ||Directory||
- List files on current directory or any other
- directory on any other disk. Use of wildcards is
- allowed. Pressing RETURN without entering
- pathname or wildcard character is the same as
- enter *.*. See:
- ||
-
- ||Save Configure||
- Use to save the CONFIGURE file that contains your
- custom TSR PopUp menu settings that you made using
- the CONFIGURE option. When you run your custom
- configure file along with the ezPop runtime
- program (EP.EXE), you will have a TSR PopUp system
- that meets your specific needs. DO NOT USE 'EP' TO
- START THE FILE NAME OF YOUR CUSTOM TSR AS IT MIGHT
- WRITE OVER ezPop Files.
-
- ||
-
- ||Load Configure||
-
- Use to load a custom CONFIGURE file that you made
- using ezPop CONFIGURE option.
-
- ||
-
- ||Size (Options)||
- Used to set the number of OPTIONS your custom TSR
- will have. The maximum number of OPTIONS you can
- have is 9. Note that the selections on the main
- menus are called OPTIONS, while the selections on
- the sub-menus are referred to as choices. This
- terminology is use for ease of reference in the
- HELP file. So when the term OPTION is used it
- refers to the selections in the two main menus and
- choices refers to the selections in the many sub-
- menus.
- ||
-
- ||Size (Choices)||
- Used to set the number of CHOICES each OPTION will
- have. The maximum number of CHOICES per OPTION is
- 9. Note that the selections on the main menus are
- called OPTIONS, while the selections on the sub-
- menus are referred to as choices. This terminology
- is use for ease of reference in the HELP file. So
- when the term OPTION is used it refers to the
- selections in the two main menus and choices
- refers to the selections in the many sub-menus.
- ||
-
- ||Option||
- OPTION is the term used to refer to the selections
- from the two main menus. Your custom CONFIGURE
- file can have from 1 to 9 OPTIONS. Each OPTION has
- a sub-menu that contains from 1 to 9 CHOICES.
- Keeping these terms in your mind will help you
- learn the ease of ezPop more quickly. See:
- ||
-
- ||Choice||
- CHOICE is the term used to refer to the selection
- from the many sub-menus. Each OPTION has a sub-
- menu that contains from 1 to 9 CHOICES. Keeping
- these terms in your mind will help you learn the
- ease of ezPop more quickly. See:
- ||
-
- ||Next Step||
-
- Take you to the neat step in customizing ezPop.
-
- ||
-
- ||SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE||
- As you customize ezPop to save your settings in a
- CONFIGURE file, you must select the current
- option/choice to customize. Note that you can
- have up to 9 OPTIONS and 9 CHOICES per OPTION for
- a total of 81 CHOICES. The various input boxes
- and prompt boxes will provide information in the
- top border about your current activities. The
- CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE is usually displayed in the
- left corner of the top border in brackets such as
- {2/3} for OPTION 2, CHOICE 3. The current name of
- the OPTIONS and CHOICES is also shown in the top
- box border.
- ||
-
- ||SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE||
- Note that before you start customizing ezPop, the
- OPTIONS and CHOICES have names assigned to them by
- ezPop. The OPTIONS are assigned the name of Opt-
- x and the CHOICES are assigned the name Chox-y
- where x = OPTION number and y = CHOICE number.
- ||
-
- ||SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE||
- The below CHOICES are used in the MASTER SCREEN
- and in the STEP BY STEP screens to select the
- current OPTION/CHOICE to change or define settings for.
- GOTO
- Previous Option
- Next Option
- Previous Choice
- Next Choice
- ||
-
- ||Step by Step||
- This choice allows you to customize ezPop in steps guided
- by ezPop. In the instruction that follows do not type the
- greater than and less than sign. The steps are as
- follows: (1) from one of the two main menus type 'F',
- this ensures you are on the first menu. (2) Type 'C'> to
- get to the menu to select between MASTER SCREEN and Step
- by Step. (3) Type 'S' to select step by step. This will
- take you to SCREEN '{CONFIGURE #1}'. Note flashing in the
- bottom box border. (4) In '{CONFIGURE #1}', select one
- of the OPTIONS by moving the HIGHLIGHT BAR and pressing
- RETURN or press the corresponding number key. (NOTE: You
- should SAVE CONFIGURE periodically as you go so as not to
- lose any of your work. (more)
- ||
-
- ||Step by Step||
- This takes you to SCREEN '{CONFIGURE #1a}'. (5) Edit
- or enter name for selected OPTION (See: INPUT BOX
- for help on input) and press RETURN. This takes
- you to SCREEN '{CONFIGURE #2}'. (6) From SCREEN
- '{CONFIGURE #2}', select a CHOICE to edit its name the
- way you did for the selected OPTION. This will
- take you to SCREEN '{CONFIGURE #3}' which is the same
- as the MASTER SCREEN. (7) Note that you can change
- the Main Menu name from the MASTER SCREEN by
- selecting <1>. (8) You should now select and set <2>
- through <a>. (9) Press 'R' to return to SCREEN
- '{CONFIGURE #2}' and repeat steps 6 through 9 for all
- CHOICES for the selected OPTION. (more)
- ||
-
- ||Step by Step||
- (10) Once you have complete all CHOICES for the
- selected OPTION, press 'R' repeatedly to return to
- SCREEN '{CONFIGURE #1}' and select another OPTION.
- (11) Repeat steps 1 through 10 until you have
- completed all OPTIONS and CHOICES. Note that once
- you reach the MASTER SCREEN you could change all
- of the OPTIONS and CHOICES by switching among the
- OPTIONS and CHOICES as described in the HELP
- screen for MASTER SCREEN. Also note that you set
- the number of OPTIONS and number of CHOICES from
- the UTILITIES menu. You may change the number of
- OPTIONS and CHOICES at any time, even if you have
- already started customizing ezPop.
- ||
-
- ||Master Screen||
- This choice allows you to customize ezPop from
- this single screen alone. Note that the top of
- the BOX contain information that is useful in
- customizing ezPop and creating a CONFIGURE file to
- save. The {x/y} to the left on the top line of
- the BOX denotes the current OPTION number (x) and
- current CHOICE number (y). Note that until you
- change the OPTION names they are 'Opt-x' and
- before you change the CHOICES names they are
- 'Chox-y. Again, x = option number and y = choice
- number. The rest of the top line shows the
- current names for the current OPTION and current
- CHOICE. (more)
- ||
-
- ||Master Screen||
- You do not have to leave the Master Screen to
- change the setting for all OPTIONS and CHOICES.
- You can use the GOTO, Previous Option, Next
- Option, Previous Choice, and Next Choice to switch
- among all of the OPTIONS and CHOICES as you
- denoted from the SIZE (OPTIONS) and SIZE (CHOICES)
- of the UTILITIES sub-menu. It pays to go to the
- UTILITIES periodically as you customize ezPop to
- save your CONFIGURE file. See:
- ||
-
-
- ||Menu Name||
- This choice allows you to enter the name you want
- displayed as the MAIN MENU NAME for your TSR ezPop
- program. For example if you are making a program
- to add menus to Word Prefect 5.0, you might call
- your Main Menu 'WP50 Menus'. See the INPUT BOX
- for info for entering input.
- ||
-
- ||Option Name||
- This choice allows you to enter the name for the
- the current OPTION in the MASTER SCREEN. See SIZE
- (OPTIONS) for more information on sizing your
- ezPop program. See: INPUT BOX for more on
- entering input. See MASTER SCREEN for information on
- the parts of the master screen.
- ||
-
- ||Choice Name||
- This choice allows you to enter the name for the
- current CHOICE in the MASTER SCREEN. See SIZE
- (CHOICES) for more information on sizing your
- ezPop program. See: INPUT BOX for more on
- entering input. See MASTER SCREEN for information
- on the parts of the master screen.
- ||
-
- ||Show in Main Menu||
- This choice allows you to select whether your
- ezPop program will show you information about
- which choice was selected last in the STATUS
- area of the main menu. The possible settings
- are NONE, CHOICE NAME, CODE-1, CODE-2, or CODE-3.
- For example if CHOICE NAME is set, then when you
- run your custom program and execute this choice,
- the choice name will be displayed in the main
- menu to the right of the OPTION name.
- ||
-
- ||Enter Code-1||
- This let you enter the first part of the three
- parts code that ezPop will send to the screen, to
- the printer, to the keyboard buffer to be sent to
- DOS or the Application when the current choice is
- executed. The code can consist of 16 numbers,
- letters and special keys such as function keys and
- control keys such as INSERT, LEFT, RIGHT and
- ASCII codes. See SPECIAL KEY INPUT BOX for
- information on entering the keystrokes for Code-1.
- ezPop will combine Code-1 with Code-2 and Code-3.
- ASCII codes can be entered here as ~nnn where nnn
- is the three digit ASCII code. To enter ~, you
- must type ~~.
- ||
-
- ||User input Code-2||
- This choice let you select whether you will be
- able to input keystrokes or code at runtime or not.
- This is useful when you want ezPop to perform a
- basic function such as set margin for a printer
- and part of the control code to be sent to the
- printer in variable such as the actual desired
- margin setting. This allow you to enter the
- constant keystrokes code in Code-1 and Code-3 and
- be prompted for the variable Code-2 at runtime.
- ASCII codes can be entered here as ~nnn where nnn
- is the three digit ASCII code. To enter ~, you
- must type ~~.
- ||
-
- ||User input Type||
- This choice is only visible on the MASTER SCREEN
- if 'YES' is selected for USER INPUT CODE-2 above.
- This let you select whether you will be prompted
- for number, letters or both.
- ||
-
- ||User input Length||
- This choice is only visible on the MASTER SCREEN
- if 'YES' is selected for USER INPUT CODE-2 above.
- This let you select the length of the input you
- will be prompted for at runtime.
- ||
-
- ||Deactivated||
- This choice is just a place holder for input type
- length that is activated when 'yes' is selected
- for USER INPUT..
- ||
-
- ||Enter Code-2||
- This choice is only visible on the MASTER SCREEN
- if 'NO' is selected for USER INPUT CODE-2.
- This allows you to enter the second part of the
- three part code to be sent to the printer or
- screen or keyboard buffer similar to ENTER CODE-1
- except that the regular INPUT BOX is used since
- special keys are not allowed in Code-2. ASCII
- codes can be entered here as ~nnn where nnn
- is the three digit ASCII code. To enter ~, you
- must type ~~.
- ||
-
- ||Enter Code-3||
- This let you enter the third part of the three
- part code that ezPop will send to the screen, to
- the printer, to the keyboard buffer to be sent to
- DOS or the Application when you execute the
- current choice. The code can consist of 16
- numbers, letters and special keys such as function
- keys and control key such as INSERT, LEFT, RIGHT
- and other. See SPECIAL KEY INPUT BOX for
- information on entering the keystrokes for Code-3.
- ASCII codes can be entered here as ~nnn where nnn
- is the three digit ASCII code. To enter ~, you
- must type ~~.
- ||
-
- ||Code to Printer||
- This action set ezPop to print Code 1, Code 2 &
- Code 3 to the printer and return to ezPop after
- a prompt.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to Printer and Quit||
- This action set ezPop to print Code 1, Code 2 &
- Code 3 to the printer and quit to DOS or the
- application you call ezPop from.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 1 Screen Line (remove & return)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code
- 2 & Code 3 to a single line on the screen, remove
- the displayed code from the screen after a
- Happy Face prompt, and then return to ezPop.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 1 Screen Line (remove & quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code
- 2 & Code 3 to a single line on the screen, remove
- the displayed code from the screen after a
- Happy Face prompt, and then quit to DOS or the
- application you call ezPop from.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 1 Screen Line (keep & return)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code
- 2 & Code 3 to a single line on the screen, leave
- the displayed code on the screen after a
- Happy Face prompt, and then return to ezPop.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 1 Screen Line (keep & quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code 2
- & Code 3 to a single line on the screen, keep the
- displayed code on the screen after a prompt, and
- then quit to DOS or the application you call
- ezPop from.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 3 Screen Lines (remove & return)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code 2
- & Code 3 to three lines on the screen, remove the
- displayed code from the screen after a prompt, and
- then return to ezPop. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 3 Screen Lines (remove & quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code 2
- & Code 3 to three lines on the screen, remove the
- displayed code from the screen after a prompt, and
- then quit to DOS or the application you call
- ezPop from. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 3 Screen Lines (keep & return)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code 2
- & Code 3 to three lines on the screen, keep the
- displayed code on the screen after a prompt, and
- then return to ezPop. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code to 3 Screen Lines (keep & quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to display Code 1, Code 2
- & Code 3 to three lines on the screen, keep the
- displayed code on the screen after a prompt, and
- then quit to DOS or the application you call
- ezPop from. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Help to Screen (remove & return)||
- This action sets ezPop to display one HELP screen
- from the help file to the screen, remove the
- displayed help screen from the screen after a
- prompt, and then return to ezPop. Even if there
- are more than one help screen in the HELP file for
- the selected OPTION or CHOICE, only the HELP
- WORD found will be displayed. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Help to Screen (remove & quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to display one HELP screen
- from the help file to the screen, remove the
- displayed help screen from the screen after a
- prompt, and then quit to DOS or the application
- you call ezPop from. Even if there are more than
- one help screen in the HELP file for the selected
- OPTION or CHOICE, only the first HELP WORD found
- will be displayed. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Help to Screen (keep & return)||
- This action sets ezPop to display one HELP screen
- from the help file to the screen, keep the
- displayed help screen on the screen after a
- prompt, and then return to ezPop. Even if there
- are more than one help screen in the HELP file for
- the selected OPTION or CHOICE, only the first HELP
- WORD found will be displayed. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Help to Screen (keep & quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to display one HELP screen
- from the help file to the screen, keep the
- displayed help screen on the screen after a
- prompt, and then quit to DOS or the application
- you call ezPop from. Even if there are more than
- one help screen in the HELP file for the
- selected OPTION or CHOICE, only the first HELP
- WORD found will be displayed. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Keystrokes to Keyboard Buffer||
- This action sets ezPop to send Code 1, Code 2 &
- Code 3 to the keyboard buffer to be used by DOS or
- the application your were in when ezPop was
- activated. NOTE THAT THE KEYBOARD BUFFER CAN ONLY
- HOLD 16 CHARACTERS. Therefore if the sum of
- characters in Code 1, Code 2 & Code 3 is greater
- than 16, only the first 16 will be sent to the
- buffer. This action is useful for sending short
- keystrokes to applications and to DOS. ezPop will
- quit to DOS or to the application after the code
- has been sent to the buffer. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||Code as DOS Command (return)||
- This action sets ezPop to send Code 1, Code 2 &
- Code 3 to the DOS command line processor as if you
- typed the code in from the DOS prompt. The entire
- length of the three code can be accepted by the
- DOS command line processor. THIS ACTION
- DOES NOT WORK WHILE ezPop IS IN TSR MODE. You
- will return to ezPop after DOS execute the
- command. Any DOS command including running
- programs can be accepted. This action is ideal
- for creating MENU PROGRAMS to run other programs.
- See:
- ACTION
- ||
- ||Code as DOS Command (quit)||
- This action sets ezPop to send Code 1, Code 2 &
- Code 3 to the DOS command line processor as if you
- typed the code in from the DOS prompt. The entire
- length of the three code can be accepted by the
- DOS command line processor. NOTE THAT THIS ACTION
- DOES NOT WORK WHILE ezPop IS IN TSR MODE. ezPop
- will quit to DOS after DOS execute the command.
- Any DOS command including running programs can be
- accepted. This action is ideal for creating MENU
- PROGRAMS to run other programs. See:
- ACTION
- ||
-
- ||
- ||GOTO||
- See:
- SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE
- ||
- ||Previous Option||
- See:
- SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE
- ||
- ||Next Option||
- See:
- SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE
- ||
- ||Previous Choice||
- See:
- SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE
- ||
- ||Next Choice||
- See:
- SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE
- ||
-
- ||Action||
- This choice allows you to select what action ezPop
- will take when you select a choice from a sub-
- menu. While there are 18 choices of actions,
- there are only six basic actions (1) Send the code
- to the printer, (2) Send the code to the screen,
- (3) Send Help to the screen or (4) send code to
- keyboard buffer for use by DOS or Application (5)
- send code as DOS command. or (6) Display a HELP
- screen. If the code is sent to the screen you can
- choose to have ezPop (1) remove the code from the
- screen, or (2) leave the code on the screen. You
- may also choose whether control will (1) return to
- ezPop or (2) quit after the code is sent. You may
- also choose NONE for no action.
- ||
-
- ||Action||
- Note that the fifth action, Code as DOS command,
- will not work in the TSR mode. This action can be
- used for auto menu type programs.
-
- ||
-
- ||Special Key Input Box||
- This input box is similar to the regular INPUT BOX
- except it also allows you to enter non-printable
- or special key strokes such as function keys and
- other control keys. All normal keystrokes are
- entered in the same manner as the in the regular
- INPUT BOX. Special keys such as combination key
- stroke are displayed in brackets such as {ALT-A},
- {RETURN}, {ALT-SH-B}, {ALT-CTRL-F1}, {CTRL-SH-M}
- and so on. The ability to capture and save special
- key strokes allows ezPop to control such
- applications as Word Prefect 5.0 and other
- applications that require function keys or special
- keys to activate features. SHIFT-BACKSPACE switch
- between special key mode and regular key mode.
- ||
-
- ||INPUT BOX||
- There are many occasions where ezPop will prompt
- you for input via an input box. Some input boxes
- will only accept numbers, some will only accept
- alphabets, while some will accept both numbers and
- alphabets. The input box is a line editor which
- work the way you would expect, except it does not
- have an insert mode. You can insert blank spaces
- in the input with the INSERT key. The RIGHT &
- LEFT arrows are used to move the cursor left &
- right. The box will usually show the current value
- of the item requiring input. The DOWN arrow will
- remove the current value from the box to allow you
- to enter new input.
-
- ||
-
- ||INPUT BOX||
- At any point before pressing RETURN, the UP arrow
- will restore the input to the initial value it had
- before you made any changes. The DELETE and
- BACKSPACE keys work the way you would expect then
- to. The HOME and END keys move the cursor to the
- beginning and end of the input value. You make
- simply edit the input instead of entering a new
- value if you wish.
-
- ||
-
-
- ||Help||
- Note that EPM.EXE and it's runtime version, EP.EXE
- share the same HELP file, EP.EPH. To use HELP from
- most menus and sub-menus, simply move the
- HIGHLIGHT BAR to the desired OPTION or CHOICE and
- press the LEFT arrow. The HELP screen BOX will
- come to the screen with the SEARCH WORD or SEARCH
- WORDS in the BOX top border if one of the SEARCH
- WORDS was found in the HELP file. Once in the HELP
- BOX, you may search for other occurrences of the
- SEARCH WORDS by pressing RETURN or RIGHT arrow.
- If ezPop fails to find a SEARCH WORD you will be
- returned to a menu or sub-menu. See: CONCEPT for
- information on ezPop design.
- ||
-
- ||Help||
- This content sensitive help system and ezPop easyHelpChain
- system allow you to move through the help file by moving
- the HIGHLIGHT BAR to any line in the HELP BOX where you
- see a word that you might need help on and pressing LEFT.
- Once the line of interest is on the top line of the HELP
- BOX, pressing RIGHT or RETURN will search for all SEARCH
- WORDS in the BOX top border, one at time. ESC will return
- you to one of the menus or sub-menus. Note that most
- upper case words in the HELP text is connected to other
- help by easyHelpChain which let you find more help on
- those words by moving the HIGHLIGHT BAR to that line and
- pressing LEFT once and then RIGHT or RETURN until you
- have seen help on all SEARCH WORDS. See:
- CONCEPT.
- ||
-
- ||Help||
- You can also enter the desired SEARCH WORDS
- directly by pressing <f> for FIND. An INPUT BOX
- will pop up for you to type in the WORDS to search
- for. The ezPop HELP file also has an index which
- you can access once in the HELP screen by pressing
- <i> once and the RIGHT or RETURN until you have
- found the SEARCH WORD you want help on. Move the
- HIGHLIGHT BAR to the WORD and press LEFT once and
- RETURN or RIGHT until you have seen all of the
- HELP on that word or words. See:
- CONCEPT.
- Custom Help
- easyHelpChain.
- Exact Help (ON), Exact Help (OFF)
- ||
-
- ||easyHelpChain||
- easyHelpChain is an ezPop help system that achieves similar
- help linking or chaining as hypertext without complex text
- files. You should try moving around in the text file using
- easyHelpChain until you are very comfortable with its
- process. The easyHelpChain process is as follows: (1) use
- LEFT arrow from any menu or sub-menu. If the OPTION or
- CHOICE corresponds with a HELP WORD or HELP WORDS in the
- HELP file, the HELP BOX will appear. The HELP BOX top
- border will show the SEARCH WORD or SEARCH WORDS being
- searched for. If there are more than one SEARCH WORD,
- easyHelpChain will check each HELP WORD in the HELP file to
- see it matches any one of the SEARCH WORD. If a match is
- found, the HELP text for the matched SEARCH WORD will be
- shown in the HELP BOX. {more}
- ||
-
- ||easyHelpChain||
- (2) Once in the HELP BOX, you can cause any HELP
- text line to become the SEARCH WORDS by moving the
- HIGHLIGHT BAR to that line and pressing LEFT
- arrow. If a match is found for any one of the
- SEARCH WORDS, the HELP BOX will again be displayed
- with the SEARCH WORDS still displayed in the top
- border. (3) You may continue to search the rest of
- the HELP file for the SEARCH WORDS by pressing
- RETURN or RIGHT arrow. Note that The SEARCH WORDS
- are found in the order that they found in the
- file, NOT in order that they appear in the border.
- It is this for reason that easyHelpChain does not
- always take you directly to the HELP WORD you are
- looking for. {more}
- ||
-
- ||easyHelpChain||
- For example, if the SEARCH WORDS 'SAVE FORMAT' was
- in the border, easyHelpChain will find the
- following in the HELP file: 'SAVE', 'FORMAT' and
- 'SAVE FORMAT' and if FORMAT was first in the HELP
- file than it would be found first. The point is
- that you should just simply keep pressing RETURN
- or RIGHT arrow until you get to the WORD or WORDS
- you are looking for or until easyHelpChain returns
- you to a menu or sub menu. Note that you can
- enter SEARCH WORDS to find by typing <f>, entering
- the desired SEARCH WORDS and pressing RETURN. By
- pressing <i>, you may also go directly an INDEX
- screen from which you can select SEARCH WORDS for.
- BOX. see: Exact Help (ON)
- ||
-
-
- ||Exact Help (OFF)||
- This selection will turn Exact Help ON. When
- Exact Help is on, ezPop will only display the help
- screen when the HELP WORD match the search word
- exactly. The easyHelpChain facility will search
- for the exact match of the SEARCH WORDS in the
- HELP BOX top border instead of searching for
- matches of each individual word in the border.
- Note that the (OFF) indicate that the current mode
- is Exact Help is OFF. Once in the HELP SCREEN you
- can switch between OFF and ON with <x>.see:
- Exact Help (ON)
- ||
-
- ||Exact Help (ON)||
- This selection will turn Exact Help OFF. When
- Exact Help is OFF, which is the default, ezPop
- will search each HELP WORD in the HELP FILE and
- compare it to each WORD in the HELP BOX top
- border. If the WORD in the file matches any on
- word in the top border, the HELP SCREEN will be
- displayed. The method easyHelpChain determines if
- a match has been found depends on whether Exact
- Help is ON or Off. Once in the HELP SCREEN you
- can switch between OFF and ON with <x>. see:
- Exact Help (OFF)
- ||
-
- ||ezPop||
- Note that ezPop is used to refer to ezPopMaker (EPM.EXE)
- and ezPopUp (EP.EXE). YOU MUST REGISTER TO CONTINUE TO
- USE. YOU MUST NOT SELL ezPop OR PROGRAMS MADE WITH ezPop
- UNLESS YOU GET PERMISSION FROM Ernest R. Hunter. YOU
- MUST NOT ACCEPT PAYMENT FOR PROGRAMS YOU CREATE WITH
- ezPop UNLESS YOU GET PERMISSION FROM Ernest R. Hunter.
- See:
- LICENSE
-
- P R E S S L E F T A R R O W
- ||
-
- ||LICENSE||
- CONFIGURE FILES PRODUCED BY OTHERS CAN NOT BE USED
- FOR OTHER THAN PERSONAL USE AND CAN NOT BE
- DISTRIBUTED FOR PROFIT WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION
- FROM E. R. Hunter. BUSINESS FIRMS AND OTHER
- ORGANIZATIONS MAY OBTAIN A SITE LICENSE FROM E. R.
- Hunter TO USE ezPop ALONG WITH SELF DEVELOPED CONFIGURE
- FILES ON MULTIPLE MACHINES AT A REDUCED FEE. CUSTOM VERSION
- WITH COMPANY MESSAGE START-UP SCREEN CAN BE PROVIDED.
- Write E. R. Hunter or send CompuServe e-mail to 71544,273
- if you are interested in such a license. (more)
- ||
-
- ||LICENSE||
- COMMERICIAL AUTHORS AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS MAY OBTAIN
- LICENSE TO SELL PROGRAMS MADE BY ezPop. CUSTOM VERSION
- WITH CUSTOM MESSAGE START-UP SCREEN CAN BE PROVIDED.
- Write E. R. Hunter or send CompuServe e-mail to 71544,273
- if you are interested in such a license. (more)
- ||
- ||LICENSE||
- SHAREWARE AUTHORS OBTAIN LICENSE TO DISTRIBUTE PROGRAMS YOU MAKE
- WITH ezPop AS SHAREWARE. CUSTOM VERSION WITH CUSTOM MESSAGE
- START-UP SCREEN CAN BE PROVIDED. Write E. R. Hunter or send
- CompuServe e-mail to 71544,273 if you are interested in such a
- license. (more)
- ||
-
- ||xxx||
-
- This a mark screen only.
-
- ||
-
- ||index||
- Action
- Choice Name
- Choice
- Code as DOS Command (quit)
- Code as DOS Command (return)
- Code to Printer
- Code to Printer and Quit
- Code to 1 Screen Line (remove & quit)
- Code to 1 Screen Line (keep & return)
- Code to 1 Screen Line (keep & quit)
- Code to 1 Screen Line (remove & return)
- ||
-
- ||index||
- Code to 3 Screen Lines (keep & return)
- Code to 3 Screen Lines (keep & quit)
- Code to 3 Screen Lines (remove & quit)
- Code to 3 Screen Lines (remove & return)
- ||
-
- ||index||
- Concept
- Configure
- Configure
- Directory
- easyHelpChain
- easyPopUp
- easyPopUpMaker
- Enter Code-2
- ||
-
- ||Index||
- Enter Code-3
- Enter Code-1
- Exact Help (ON)
- Exact Help (OFF)
- Keystroke to Keyboard Buffer
- ezPop
- ezPopMaker
- First Menu
- ||
-
- ||Index||
- GOTO
- Help
- HELP FORMAT
- Help to Screen (remove & quit)
- Help to Screen (remove & return)
- Help to Screen (keep & return)
- Help to Screen (keep & quit)
- Hot Key
- HOT KEY CHANGE ON START UP
- INPUT BOX
- Load Configure
- ||
- ||Index||
- Main Menu
- Master Screen
- Master Screen
- Menu Name
- Next Step
- Next Choice
- Next Option
- Option
- Option Name
- ||
-
- ||Index||
- Previous Option
- Previous Choice
- Print Configure
- Quit
- Return
- Save Configure
- Second Menu
- SELECTING CURRENT OPTION/CHOICE
- Show in Main Menu
- Size (Choices)
- ||
-
- ||Index||
- Size (Options)
- Special Key Input Box
- Step by Step
- Top
- Unload
- User input Length
- User input Code-2
- User input Type
- Utilities
- ||
-
-
-