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THE MENU DESIGNER DISPLAY MODULE
Shareware Version 1.1a (no mouse)
Software Copyright (c) 1993 by Chad Attermann
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Archive filename: MENDES11.ZIP
DISCLAIMER
The author of this program, Chad B. Attermann, shall not be held
responsible for any damages, loss of data or any other loss as a result of
using this software. The user, by using this software, takes FULL
responsibility and liability for use of and any damages, losses, etc... as
a result of this software. Every effort has been made to ensure that this
software is free from defects and has been thoroughly tested before
release to the general public.
REGISTRATION
This program is Shareware. Feel free to distribute the program (in it's
unaltered form and archive) as Shareware. You are free to use this program
for a period of forty-five (45) days. Thus, you are able to try the
software for a forty-five (45) day evaluation period to see if it meets
your needs. If you use the Menu Designer after the forty-five (45) day
evaluation period, you are asked to send the author $15.00 to register the
software (Menu Designer + Display Module).
The registered version will not contain the [ UNREGISTERED ] trademark in
the menu desktop header. Furthermore, the registered version will support
a mouse in the Menu Designer Display Module, and the package will include
some utilities to enhance your batch files.
Menu Designer Display Module vrsion 1.1a
INTRODUCTION
The Menu Designer Display Module is the program used in your menu batch
files to display and run the menus. Version 1.1a does not include mouse
support. Follow the installation guidelines contained in the file
DESIGN.DOC to install and setup the software.
RUNNING YOUR MENUS
To run a menu that you have created, include the following command in the
users login script:
EXIT "F:\MENUDSGN\MENU1.BAT"
Or, if using a DOS batch file, then simply call the corresponding batch
file:
CALL %MENU%MENU1.BAT
To use your menu, press the ARROW keys to navigate through the entries in
the menu.
Pressing PAGEUP or HOME keys will make the highlight bar jump to the top
of the menu. Likewise, pressing the PAGEDOWN or END keys will make the
highlight bar jump to the bottom of the menu.
Press the ENTER key to select an entry you have highlighted
-OR-
Type the number corresponding to the entry to select it.
Watch the prompts in the lower left status bar.
Press the F1 function key for on-line help.
* Note - A maximum of ten menus can be diplayed on the desktop
simultaneously. The menus will still function properly, but for
each submenu you call that exceeds this limit, the tenth menu
back will disappear, and reappear only when there are fewer than
ten submenus displayed above it. This limit is caused by DOS's
ability to pass a maximum of ten replaceable parameter variables
to a batch file.
Copyright (c) 1993 by Officesoft Innovative Systems, All rights reserved.