*CNF
Configuration
Specify your preferences and press Enter to save or Esc to cancel.

The following special characters can be used to configure the
DOS prompt:

$q  = (equal sign)
$$  $ (dollar sign)
$t  current time
$d  current date
$p  current drive and path
$v  DOS version number
$n  current drive
$g  > (greater-than sign)
$l  < (less-than sign)
$b  | (pipe)
$_  ENTER - LINEFEED
$e  ASCII escape code (code 27)
$h  Backspace (to delete a character that has been written to
    the PROMPT command line)
*C2
Edit heading
Use this function to define a heading for the menu.

Press Enter to save the heading, or Esc to cancel
*C1
Edit menu item
Menu text          Text to appear on the menu
Command line       Command to be executed when this item is selected
                   (To define several commands, start the command
                   line with an asterisk.  Separate the commands with
                   plus signs, e.g. *TYPE A:DATA.FIL+PAUSE)
Parameters         Parameters to be supplied with the command
Working directory  Directory to switch to before issuing the command
Password           A password which must be entered when choosing,
                   editing or deleting the menu item
Log                File for logging the time spent with this menu item

To create a submenu, do this:

1)  Type MENU MENUNAME (replace MENUNAME with a valid filename) as
    command for an item on a menu.
2)  Select this item, and an empty menu will appear.
3)  Edit the new menu.

If you would like to be prompted for PARAMETERS when a menu item is
selected, you must type the prompt between two percent signs in the
parameter field (e.g. %File name% /H).  A dialog box will then be
displayed when the user chooses this menu item.  The supplied
parameters will be inserted into the other parameters at the
location of the prompt (e.g. if the user typed MYFILE, the parameters
would be MYFILE /H).

To browse a list of filenames in search of a program or batch file,
press the Browse button (or F6).

If the entered command is the name of a batch file, you may edit this
file by pressing the Edit button (or F5).  If the file does not yet
exist, it will be created.
*KBD
Keyboard
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*X
Main menu
From the main menu you can select one of the following submenus:

Edit          Cut, Copy, Paste, Insert New menu item,
              Edit menu item, Delete menu item, Header, Move

Options       Colours, Configuration, Display, Set Date and Time,
              System Configuration

Help          Index, Keyboard, Using Help, About

 þ To select from a menu, position the cursor and press Enter
 þ To exit this menu, press Esc
*C
Menu Edit
From this menu you can select one of the following items:

Cut                   Move the current menu item to the clipboard
Copy                  Copy the current menu item to the clipboard
Paste                 Retrieve a menu item from the clipboard and
                      insert it before or after the current menu
                      item
Insert New menu item  Insert a new menu item on the menu
Edit menu item        Edit menu text and command for item
Delete menu item      Delete this item from the menu
Heading               Edit the heading for this menu
Move                  Move the menu on the screen
                      (To move the menu using the mouse, click and
                      drag the top line of the menu)
*D
Menu Options
From this menu you can select one of the following items:

Colours               Change colours for TCutilities
Display               Select language and screen mode
Configuration         Set the DOS prompt
Set date and time
System configuration  Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS
*MOV
Move a menu
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*A1
Parameters
Enter parameters for the program you have chosen and press Enter,
or press Esc to return to the menu.
*QS
Quick search
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*CP
Select character
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*C5
Set date and time
Since most PCs have a battery backed clock, the date and time will
not have to be set each time you turn them off.  PCs without this
feature will forget the time and start at midnight, January 1st 1980
every time it is powered on.

Press Enter to set the new date and time in your PC's memory.
*HLP
Using help
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