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MOUSEMENU USER'S MANUAL (Version 2.9.3) by David R. Webb October 24, 1992 Table of Contents 1 Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1.1 Shareware -- What is it, Anyway? . . . . . . . . . . 2 1.2 Computer Requirements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1.3 Running MouseMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Updating the Data File. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2.1 Creating Menu Headings and Batch Files . . . . . . . 6 2.2 Inserting a New Heading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2.3 Deleting a Heading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2.4 Moving a Heading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2.5 Creating a New Page. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2.6 Passing Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2.7 Changing Screen Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 2.8 Titling a Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 2.9 Changing Screen Saver Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 2.10 Invoking the "Moths" Screen Saver. . . . . . . . . . 9 3 Advanced SETUP Information (DAT File Specifics) . . . . . 10 4 Expanding MouseMenu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 5 Known Problems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 6 Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 INDEX. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 ORDER FORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 MouseMenu 2.9.3 1 Introduction MouseMenu is a MicroSoft compatible mouse (as well as cursor-key) driven menu system for all IBM PC's and PC clone machines. It allows the user instant access to 128 user-defined batch files, if used in its purest form, and an unlimited number of batch files, if used on a directory-by-directory basis. MOUSEMENU IS SHAREWARE. While you can distribute Shareware to anyone, you can only use it free for 30 days. After that, if you want to keep on using it, you need to register the software. To do that, fill out the form at the end of this document and send it along with the registration fee to the address listed. The fee is only $5.00 (not much more than a good paperback book), so don't worry about that! MouseMenu can be freely distributed to ANYONE who wishes to use it. If the user has any problems or suggestions to make, he or she should be send them to the following address: David R. Webb P.O. Box 17 Kaysville, Utah 84037-0017 If a registered user makes any suggestions for improvement/bug- fixes that are used in future versions of MouseMenu, the user will receive that update FREE! So, please send a card or letter to the above address if you have ANY problems or suggestions concerning the program. (You may also contact the author on America Online using the screen name DaveRWebb, on Prodigy using the ID KNGP41A, or on INTERNET using address "DaveRWebb@aol.com".) Upon distribution, this software was virus-free and will hopefully remain so, but that cannot be guaranteed. The programmer is therefore not responsible for any hardware or software damages to a user's system as a result of using MOUSEMENU. To keep the program as pure as possible, please do not alter the original code in any way. The user should receive the following files with the MouseMenu package: 1) MOUSEMEN.BAT--The batch file that starts everything.If you did not receive this file, create the following file (named "MouseMen.Bat"): echo off cls MouseRun MouseTmp 1 (If you have DOS 3.30 or later, then enter: @echo off MouseRun MouseTmp Or copy Mouse3_3.Bat to MouseMen.Bat if you received these files in your package.) 2) MOUSEMEN.DAT--The data file which MouseMenu uses. If you did not receive this file, don't worry--it will be created for you. See the upcoming section titled "Updating the Data File." 3) MOUSERUN.EXE--The program which does it all. THIS FILE MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE MOUSEMENU PACKAGE. IF IT IS NOT PRESENT, MOUSEMENU WILL NOT RUN! 4) HOME.BAT--A very helpful batch file. If you place all of your MouseMenu files in a subdirectory called MOUSEMEN, then place MOUSEMEN in your directory PATH, typing "Home" from anywhere will instantly take you back to your menu! 5) READ_ME.1ST--A simple explanation of how to start MouseMenu, since MouseMenu is very easy to run. 6) MOUSEMEN.DOC--A text-only version of this document. 1.1 Shareware -- What is it, Anyway? Shareware programs are circulated by various means, bulletin boards and shareware distributors being the most common. They are low- cost, reliable pieces of software that you may run on your computer before you buy them, to see if they meet your needs. This is much more preferable to buying the software from a vendor only to find out that it doesn't do what you wanted it to. Most software vendors will not allow the return of software, unless your disks are damaged, and then they'll only replace the disks. No refunds. With a piece of Shareware (like MouseMenu 2.9.3), you're allowed to actually use the fully-functioning program itself for 30 days without a charge! The version of MouseMenu you're looking at now is the actual software - not a demo. If a Shareware program does not meet your needs, you're free to get rid of it -- preferably by giving it to someone else to look at. There is no charge if you don't like the product. However, if you do like a Shareware product (and you will), then the author asks for you to register it with him or her. Shareware registration can cost anywhere from $5.00 up to $100.00, depending on what the author thinks the program is worth. (MouseMenu is on the low end of the scale -- it 2 only costs $5.00 for a single-user license.) In almost all cases, the registration fee is much, much cheaper than buying a commercial program of the same quality. (After a little research, you can find several menu programs of equal quality at your local software store -- for FOUR TIMES the cost of MouseMenu.) SHAREWARE IS NOT FREE! Although previous versions of MouseMenu were what is called FREEWARE, as of version 2.9.3 it has become Shareware. Why? Because I simply can't put all the work, time, and money into developing a better product without some monetary support. If the users of MouseMenu do not register, then I will probably not be able to release future versions of the product. (As an aside: I'm already Alpha-Testing MouseMenu 3.0 and it's going to be awesome -- the best gets better!) I encourage you to support shareware, not only MouseMenu, but other products as well; the authors provide good, quality products for very reasonable prices. (If you don't believe me, go down to your local software store and price software!) To register MouseMenu, just fill out the form on the last page of this manual, or print out the form that comes with the MouseMenu package. Send your check or money order, along with the form, to the address given. When you register, you'll automatically receive the following: 1) A free newsletter announcing new MouseMenu updates. 2) A 50% discount on MouseMenu Upgrades! 3) A disk with the most recent version of MouseMenu if you register with an older version. As you can see, it's well worth the money. But, because it's Shareware, you can decide that for yourself. If you find that you're using MouseMenu consistently after the first 30 day trial period, I encourage you to register with me to get the full benefits from the software. 1.2 Computer Requirements You can run MouseMenu on any PC, XT, or AT-type machine. The only requirements are 256K of memory and DOS 2.X or higher. (Please, try MouseMenu thoroughly on your particular system before you decide to register it!) 3 1.3 Running MouseMenu You must run MouseMenu from its batch file MOUSEMEN.BAT. (NOTE: You may rename MOUSEMEN.BAT to any file name you wish with a ".BAT" extension. Many people prefer MM.BAT, since MM is quicker and easier to type than MOUSEMEN. You may also use the provided HOME.BAT file which will be discussed later.) MOUSEMEN.BAT does the following: 1) Run the MOUSERUN program, which puts the menu on the screen, awaits the user's selection, and generates the appropriate batch file to execute that selection. It then saves this temporary batch file to disk as "MouseTmp.Bat." 2) Starts the MOUSETMP batch file which executes the user's menu selection. Once you have run the MOUSEMEN batch file (either from the keyboard or from AUTOEXEC.BAT) you should get a screen that looks a little like the following: ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ F1-HELP F2 - INFO F3 -SETUP F4-DOS SHELL Esc-Exit to DOS │ │ ╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗ │ │ ║ MouseMenu 2.9.3 Demo Menu ║ │ │ ╟─────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────╢ │ │ ║█A - Read Me First███████████│ B - Look At MOUSEMEN.BAT ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ C - Look at MOUSEMEN.DAT │ D - Look At Documentation ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ E - Run A DOS Command │ ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ║ │ ║ │ │ ╚═════════════════════════════╧════════════════════════════╝ │ │ ████████████████████████ PAGE 1 OF 1 ███████████████████████ │ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ (NOTE: If your screen has none of these headings, skip this section and go to the section titled Updating the Data File.) Use the cursor arrow keys to move the selection bar around. If you have a MicroSoft compatible mouse installed, a mouse cursor should appear as you move the mouse about. Click once on any heading to move the selection bar to that position. You may also move the bar 4 vertically downward by pressing the space bar. Execute an option by moving the selection bar to the desired position and pressing ENTER, or by moving the mouse cursor to the desired heading and clicking twice with the LEFT mouse button (once to move the selection bar and once more to execute the selected menu item), or by pressing the letter next to the desired selection. If you have more than one page in your menu (you may have up to 8 pages), use the PgUp and PgDn keys or the RIGHT button on the mouse to change the page number. Press the F1 button from anywhere within MouseMenu and you will see a help screen concerning the area of MouseMenu you're in at the time. For example, if you press F1 from the screen shown above, you will see a help screen about how to use the Main Menu screen of MouseMenu. If you press F1 from the SETUP screen, you will see a help screen about SETUP. This is true anywhere within MouseMenu. Press any key or mouse button to return from any help screen. (There is an exception to this rule in the SETUP help screen where you are given general information and are then asked if you want more specific help. In that case, the correct answers are "Y" for yes, "N" for no, or ESC to quit.) Pressing the F2 button (or clicking on the F2 display) from the Main Menu will give you some information on who may use MouseMenu and how to register the product (See Shareware -- What is it anyway?). Press any key or mouse button to return to the Main Menu screen from the information screen. Pressing F3 will put you in SETUP mode. This allows you to update your headings, the associated batch files, your screen colors, the title of each page of the menu, the number of seconds until the screen saver (blanker) is invoked, and the style of the screen blanker (plain blank, or eaten up by "moths"). Press ESC to return to the Main Menu from the SETUP screen. (See Updating the Data File.) Pressing the F4 key will put you in a DOS "shell." Your screen will clear and the message "Type EXIT to return to MouseMenu...." will appear along with your normal DOS prompt. Treat this as you would DOS until you're ready to return to MouseMenu. At that time, just type "EXIT" and you'll automatically return to the Main Menu screen (no matter which disk or directory you happen to be in at the time). One caution: don't forget you're in the DOS shell--some programs won't have enough memory to run while you're in the shell. Run big programs from MouseMenu's Main Menu instead. As you can see, MouseMenu is quite simple to operate. This makes it a great help to those who are unfamiliar or uncomfortable with DOS. At this point in time, someone who knows a little about batch 5 files must "set up" the menu for the novice user. The next release of MouseMenu (version 3.0) will include an automatic heading generation feature. 2 Updating the Data File MouseMenu stores all of the information it needs for the user's heading names, batch files, colors, etc. in a file named MOUSEMEN.DAT. This is a simple ASCII text file that you can type out and look at, if you desire. Although it is not necessary to do so, you may also use your favorite text editor to update the DAT file. However, MouseMenu has its own built in procedures to take care of this process. If your Menu is blank, or if you simply wish to modify your menu, press F3 from the Main Menu screen. The SETUP screen will then be displayed. From this screen you can add or delete headings, write or modify the batch files associated with these headings, update the menu's colors, change the title of any menu page, enter the number of seconds until the screen saver (blanker) is invoked, and choose the style of the screen blanker (plain black, or "moth- eaten"). For example, let's say that we have a blank menu and that we wish to do the following: 1) Add a heading called "WordPerfect" that runs the word processor program and then returns us to MouseMenu 2) Change all the colors except the selection bar to white on black 3) Create a title for that page--let's call it "MAIN MENU" 4) Set our screen saver time to 60 seconds 5) "Turn on" the "Moths" screen saver In order to accomplish all of that we do the following: 2.1 Creating Menu Headings and Batch Files Press F3 from MouseMenu's Main Menu screen. Notice that the window labelled "Headings for Objectives" is highlighted. This is your "active window" and all of your cursor keys (except TAB) will apply to this window only. Move the cursor (using the arrow keys) to the last blank line in the list. (MouseMenu will not let you add a new heading in any 6 place other than the END of the list, unless you wish to INSERT it in the middle of a list of headings that have already been entered. We'll cover this step in a bit.) Press ENTER. A fat cursor will pop up inside the selection bar. Type in the words "WordPerfect" then press ENTER again. Press the HOME key to edit the batch file associated with the heading "WordPerfect." The Batch File Editor will appear on the screen. Just type in the batch file you want to execute. In this case, what we want to do is change directories to the WordPerfect directory, run the program, then return to MouseMenu. We write the following: CD C:\WP51 WP CD C:\MOUSEMEN MOUSEMEN The above example assumes that WordPerfect is on the C: drive under a directory called WP51 and that MouseMenu is on the C: drive under a directory called MOUSEMEN. (Note: Instead of the final two lines of the batch file above, we could have put "HOME," since this is basically what the HOME.BAT file does.) Now, press the F2 key to save this file and exit. At this point, the Batch File Editor will disappear and the SETUP screen will reappear with the new heading in place. We'll continue with our example in a moment, but while we're in the "Headings for Objectives" window, let's look at some more functions (If you're following along with the example, skip ahead to the section titled "Changing Screen Colors".): 2.2 Inserting a New Heading To insert a new heading in the middle of a list of existing headings,enter the HEADINGS FOR OBJECTIVES window, then put the cursor where you want the new heading to go and press the INSERT key. A new space will appear in the heading list which may be altered using steps 1 in the process described above. 2.3 Deleting a Heading To delete an existing heading, move the cursor to the heading you wish to delete and press the DELETE key. You will be asked whether or not you really want to delete that heading. If you answer 'Y', the heading will be erased. 7 2.4 Moving a Heading To move a heading, put the selection bar on the heading you wish to move, then press the "M" key. Use the arrow keys to move the highlighted heading anywhere in the list. Press ENTER to save the new list or ESCAPE to exit. 2.5 Creating a New Page When you have filled up a page, or whenever you wish, you may create a new page by pressing the Control and ENTER keys simultaneously while in SETUP. This will insert a blank page AFTER the page you are on. Use the steps described above to fill in the page. 2.6 Passing Parameters MouseMenu will also allow you to pass parameters to your programs or DOS commands. Use the process described in the section above, titled "Updating the Data File" to enter the Batch File Editor for a specific heading. Enter the DOS command or program name, then, keeping the cursor on that line, press F3. You will be prompted for a command line that will be echoed to the screen when this option is selected (the default is "Enter Parameter(s):"). You may wish to look at the example supplied with the sample MOUSEMEN.DAT in this package ("Run a DOS Command"). NOW, let's go on with our example: 8 2.7 Changing Screen Colors Now, press the TAB key once or click the mouse in the "Screen Colors" window to make it the active window. Use the cursor keys to move the cursor under the label marked BACKGROUND. Press ENTER (or the +/- keys) to scroll through the choices. Stop when the background inside the window is black and the foreground is NOT flashing. Move the cursor under the FOREGROUND label and press ENTER until the FOREGROUND is white. Repeat this procedure with the FRAME, TITLE, and TIME/DATE labels. When finished, press TAB to lock these colors into the menu. You may also use the mouse to click into another active window. Once you leave the "Screen Colors" window, you will see the screen update to your new color scheme. If you ever mess up your color scheme so badly that you don't even want to look at the screen any more (and it isn't hard, believe me), all you have do to is move the cursor under the label DEFAULT COLORS and press ENTER. If you don't want the default colors but would rather have the last set of colors you had, move the cursor under the label LAST SAVED and press ENTER. Any time along the way, if you haven't already "set" the colors by hitting the TAB key or changing to another window with the mouse, you can get out of the color window by hitting escape. This will exit the "Screen Colors" window without any effect on your colors. 2.8 Titling a Page At this point, you should be in the "Other Items" window. (If you aren't, just press the TAB key or use your mouse until the "Other Items" window is highlighted.) Put the cursor on the space after TITLE and press ENTER. Type in "MAIN MENU" and press ENTER. The new title is now saved. 2.9 Changing Screen Saver Time Move the cursor to the SCREEN SAVER TIME option and press ENTER. Use the BACKSPACE key to delete the default time of 180 seconds and enter "60" then press ENTER. 2.10 Invoking the "Moths" Screen Saver Move the cursor next to the "MOTHS" - TYPE SCREEN SAVER SELECTED option. If it reads "OFF" then press the ENTER key to turn it ON. Press ESCAPE to return to the menu screen. The new headings should be in place. If you wait for more than 60 seconds before touching the keyboard or the mouse, the screen will be "eaten up" by multi- colored "moths." If it is, press any key (such as the SPACE BAR) and the Main Menu screen will reappear. (The purpose of the screen 9 saver is to blank the screen while the computer is not in use. The number entered in SETUP mode, is the number of seconds MouseMenu waits after a key has been pressed before it blanks the screen.) You may also use the process described in step 1 above to change any existing heading. 3 Advanced SETUP Information (DAT File Specifics) If you wish, for some reason, to edit the MouseMen.Dat file with a text editor, read thoroughly through this section first. The DAT file is comprised of text symbols which let MouseMenu know exactly what your menu set up is. The first character of each line is a text symbol. The following table will help you to understand just what these symbols are: ╔══════════════╤═════════════════╗ ║ Text Symbol │ Symbol Meaning ║ ╟──────────────┼─────────────────╢ ║ # │ End of Page ║ ╟──────────────┼─────────────────╢ ║ % │ Page Title ║ ╟──────────────┼─────────────────╢ ║ * │ Heading Name ║ ╟──────────────┼─────────────────╢ ║ + │ Line of Batch ║ ╟──────────────┼─────────────────╢ ║ - │ Line of Batch ║ ║ │ With Parameter ║ ╟──────────────┼─────────────────╢ ║ ! │ Formatting ║ ╚══════════════╧═════════════════╝ If a "-" symbol appears at the first of a line, it tells MouseMen that when the batch file is created, more text should be added on that particular line. (Ex: the name of a file to be edited when you invoke your editor.) To do this, simply type: -"Enter File Name:"Editor This will create a batch file to start Editor. But, before it does so, it will prompt the user with the request "Enter File Name:". The prompt for the user will be whatever you put in the double quotes. If no prompt is specified, the default is "Enter Parameter(s):" The text entered will be placed at the end of the Batch Line. This means that if you were to type out the batch file (MouseTmp.Bat), it would look like this: 10 Editor Filename If this is confusing, look at the example DAT file included with the MouseMenu package. You can avoid a lot of pain by using the MouseMenu batch file editor instead of doing this yourself. The Formatting symbol "!" lets MouseMenu know what the colors, time to screen saver, and other user-selectable options are. The exclamation point is followed by a one or two-letter code, a space, and then a number. Depending on the code, the number can mean a color, a time, or a function. Here is a table which could help you understand this better: ╔═════════════╤═════════════════════════════╤═══════════════════╗ ║ Format Code │ Code Meaning │ Number Meaning ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ F │ Foreground Color │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ B │ Background Color │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ FR │ Frame Color │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ FB │ Foreground of Bar │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ BB │ Background of Bar │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ T │ Time Display Color │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ TI │ Title Color │ Color (0 .. 15) ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ TO │ Time Until Screen Blanked │ Number of seconds ║ ╟─────────────┼─────────────────────────────┼───────────────────╢ ║ MO │ "Moths" Screen Saver │ 1=On 0=Off ║ ╚═════════════╧═════════════════════════════╧═══════════════════╝ The numbers for the colors are the standard 16 text screen colors, as defined below: 0 = Black 1 = Blue 2 = Green 3 = Cyan 4 = Red 5 = Magenta 6 = Brown 7 = Light Gray 8 = Dark Gray 9 = Light Blue 10 = Light Green 11 = Light Cyan 12 = Light Red 13 = Light Magenta 14 = Yellow 15 = White 11 If there are no colors specified, then MouseMenu defaults to the following configuration: F = 15 B = 1 FR = 11 FB = 0 BB = 7 T = 10 TI = 12 TO = 180 MO = 0 Once again, it's a lot easier to use the SETUP screen that MouseMenu provides, but you can edit the DAT file directly with this information. 4 Expanding MouseMenu Since MouseMenu allows the user up to 8 pages of headings, with 16 headings per page, a maximum of 128 batch files can be accessed by a touch of a key or a flick of the mouse. However, if MouseMenu is used on a directory-by-directory basis, the only limit to the number of accessible batch files is the amount of free space on the disk. To do this in the most effective and space-saving manner, place MOUSERUN.EXE in a pathed directory (such as the root or a utility directory - many people create a directory called "MouseMen" which they add to their PATH). Now, MouseMenu may be executed from any directory on the disk. However, MouseMenu looks in the current directory for the data file MOUSEMEN.DAT. The user may therefore place a different version of MOUSEMEN.DAT in each directory on the disk (different headings, colors, titles, screen saver times, etc.). This is particularly helpful on computers which have several users: each user may have his or her own menus! 5 Known Problems Version 2.9.3 of MouseMenu has been thoroughly tested by many users and most of the problems found from version 1.0 on have been corrected. However, there are sill a few bugs that have yet to be worked out. First, for some unknown reason, the heading editor in SETUP will sometimes cease to work. If that happens, you'll be forced to edit the MouseMen.Dat file with a text editor to change the names of your headings. (Note: although this problem has been reported a couple of times, it is still very rare.) MouseMenu also takes up a great deal of memory while it is in the 12 DOS Shell mode. Although you can do normal DOS functions (copy, delete, format, etc.), and many programs do run fine, some programs just won't have enough memory to load, and others will load but will lock up your computer. Be careful running DOS programs in the Shell -- don't forget that you are in the shell and run MouseMenu again! MouseMenu is one of the programs that will load even inside the DOS shell, but you'll suddenly find that you don't have enough memory to do anything. The DOS shell is very useful, but don't overuse it! If any more problems are discovered, please let me know by mailing a letter or a post card to the address listed above, or by E- mailing me on Prodigy or America Online. 6 Summary I hope you enjoy using MouseMenu. I wrote this menu for my own personal use and the use of my family and friends. Most of the improvements since version 1.0 (and there have been several) are the direct result of input from my friends and family. I thank all of you who helped me by "alpha" and "beta" testing this product for so long. Please use MouseMenu as much as you want. Let me know if you find any new or different uses for it (I've run across several interesting uses and would be fascinated to hear others). MouseMenu! It's FUN! HEY, IT'S CHEAP! 13 INDEX Subject Page Number America Online 1, 13 Colors 5, 6, 9, 11 Default Colors 9, 12 Default Prompt (Passing Parameters) 8, 10 Default time 9 DOS 8 DOS 3.30 2 DOS 3.X 3 DOS Shell 5, 13 Fee 1, 3 FREEWARE 3 HOME.BAT 2, 4, 7 Memory 3, 5, 12 MicroSoft■ 1 MOUSEMEN.BAT 1, 2, 4 MOUSEMEN.DAT 2, 6, 8, 10, 12 MouseMenu 3.0 3, 6 MOUSERUN.EXE 2, 12 MouseTmp.Bat 4, 10 Prodigy 1, 13 Registration 1-3 Requirements 3 Screen saver 5, 6, 9, 11, 12 SHAREWARE 1-3 Upgrades 3 14 ----------------------- PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY ------------------------ David R. Webb | NAME: _____________________________ P.O. Box 17 | Kaysville, UT 84037-0017 | ADDRESS: _____________________________ | | CITY: ____________________________ | | STATE: _____________ ZIP: _________ | | Phone: ( ) ____________________ PROGRAM USERS: Quantity of Users: ______ X $5.00/User = Amount Enclosed: _________ VERSION OF MOUSEMENU: (Press F2 from the main screen.) If you do not have the most current release of MouseMenu, it will be sent to you. Please, let me know what disk size to use (all disks are low density). Version Number: ________________ Floppy Disk Size: __________ FOREIGN PAYMENT: All payments must be in U.S. Dollars drawn on a U.S. Bank. PAYMENT: Send Check or Money Orders ONLY. Personal CHECKS require 10 working days to clear the bank before your order is shipped.