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BATKIT.ZIP contains the following files:
* GETKEY.EXE The GetKey program
* SAVEDIR.COM The SaveDir program
* WAIT.COM The Wait program
* GETSCRN.COM The GetScrn program
* MAKESCRN.EXE The MakeScrn program
BATKIT.DOC The BatKit documentation file
DEMO.GKF A text file that demonstrates GetKey's features. Used by
BATDEMO.BAT or type: GETKEY /f"DEMO.GKF".
COLOTONE.GKF A text file that displays all possible tone and
color/attribute combinations.
COLOTONE.BAT A batch file that uses COLOTONE.GKF
COLORS A text file that displays all colors.
(use GetKey /f"colors")
MSDEMO.GKF A text file used by BATDEMO.BAT to illustrate screen
captures by GETSCRN and MAKESCRN.
MENU.GKF A text file containing menus for BATDEMO.BAT
GETKEY.RSP A text file containing valid responses for BATDEMO.BAT.
BATDEMO.BAT A batch file illustrating uses of GETKEY, WAIT, and
SAVEDIR.
ASMENU.GKF A sample menu screen text file
README.1ST This file
VENDOR.TXT Information for shareware vendors
REGISTER.TXT Registration information
FILE_ID.DIZ Description file for BBSs
Sample GetKey music files (do GETKEY /F"filename.GKF" to play):
TRAP.GKF "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze"
TRAPINV.GKF An 'inverted' version of TRAP.GKF (done by Neil Rubenking)
SAINTS.GKF "When the Saints Come Marching In"
To see an overview of BATKIT and learn to use it, copy all of these files
into a temporary subdirectory. Then CD to that directory and run BATDEMO.
Please note that BATDEMO will insert variables into your environment. If
you have not expanded it, see BATKIT.DOC for instructions. BATDEMO
includes options for printing or viewing the DOC file.
These files are intended as a tutorial and examples to illustrate as many
of the features of BATKIT as possible. However, they are not a good
example of how to set up a system. For instance, you would normally use
only one BAT file and only one screen text (GKF) file.
Once you have experimented with BATDEMO, you can copy the files marked with
* to a directory on your path for regular use. The rest of the files may
be removed from you disk, since they are not required for actual operation.