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- Window Menu (v1.0) REGISTRATION ($40.00)
- by the Texas Computer Cattle Company
-
- Window Menu is a sophisticated menuing system utilizing state-of-the-
- art screen windowing to organize your computer system and display the
- applications, programs, and commands you use for your access. Window
- Menu includes the following features:
-
- - You see your menu as you build it; including all menu titles, menu
- options and selections, and all menu colors. There are no command
- files to build off-line that must be compiled or executed to create
- your menu.
-
- - Window Menu includes complete mouse support with an actual mouse
- cursor, not just emulated keystrokes; the cursor moves with the
- mouse to give you "point and click" capability.
-
- - You can have up to 105 selections per menu categorized under up to
- 7 window titles across the menu bar. You can also chain to other
- menus, allowing an unlimited number of menu options.
-
- - Your menu selections can be assigned their own immediate execution
- keys for "one key" access from any point on your menu (function
- keys by themselves or in combination with the Shift, Alt(ernate),
- or Ctrl, control, keys).
-
- - Any character from the menu selection name can act as a hot-key for
- quick access of each selection within an open menu window, not just
- the first character of the selection name.
-
- - Any menu option you set up can prompt for up to four parameters to
- be passed to applications.
-
- - You can password protect any menu option you set up, including
- exiting to DOS, modifying your menus, and displaying new menus.
-
- - and much more
-
- The following is the the minimum hardware and software configuration
- required to run Window Menu:
-
- o IBM PC, XT, AT, or PS/2 computer or 100% compatible;
- o 256 kilobytes (KB) of RAM;
- o standard display monitor (MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA, MCGA, 8214/A, Hercules);
- o at least one floppy disk drive (360KB or 720KB);
- o hard disk with at least 1MB of available space;
- o standard IBM or compatible PC keyboard with ten function keys
- (F1-F10), arrow keys, Esc(ape), Del(ete), and Ins(ert);
- o PC-DOS or MS-DOS version 2.0 or greater.
-