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- ECHO OFF
- echo This batch file uses MLITE.EXE, a bare-bones MSHOW.EXE, to show a
- echo series of screens.
- echo
- echo Only seven key strokes are recognized (F1 - Help does not function.)
- echo
- echo PgUp or Up Arrow Key Presents previous screen
- echo
- echo PgDn or Down Arrow Key Presents next screen
- echo
- echo F5 Toggles between monochrome and color
- echo
- echo Return Presents next screen, or if on last
- echo or <Enter> screen, exits with DOS ERRORLEVEL = 0
- echo
- echo Esc Exits with DOS ERRORLEVEL = 1
- echo
- echo Next, we're going to let this batch file change to the next higher
- echo level directory where MLITE.EXE resides and then run MLITE.
- echo
- echo CD..
- echo C:\MDEMO MLITE EXAM\MESSAGE.MD
- PAUSE
- CD..
- MLITE EXAM\MESSAGE.MD
- IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO END
- MDEMO
- :END
- CD EXAM
- CLS
- echo MLITE is designed to show a few expository screens about what
- echo presumebly will follow. It's ideal for those times when you wish to
- echo give the user some information without mucking up your program proper.
- echo Here we just presented a few screens about MakeDemo and shareware. As
- echo with MSHOW.EXE, you can combine presentations into single .EXE
- echo executibles. We left them separate in this distribution so you may
- echo look at MESSAGE.MD, another MakeDemo presentation.
- echo
- echo Thank you for looking at MakeDemo. We would like to count you among
- echo our many satisfied customers.
-