                     MENUDIR HELP FILE

     MENUDIR works by reading the disk directory, and storing .BAT, .COM
     & .EXE files in a table. This table may be edited to include

        PROMPT         instead of program name
        DESCRIPTION    of the program
        PARAMS         for the program or batch file
                       you will be prompted for params if you do not
                       store any. You may store a space.

     Each menu may also have a heading stored in the file. You will be
     prompted to enter one when you store the file.

     Directory entries are also included to permit moving up and down
     levels.

     When you finish editing the file, save it, since MENUDIR will read
     this file if it finds it in the directory. File name is MENU.SYS
     You can edit this file with an Ascii word processor or Wordstar
     Non Document mode if you wish to hack it. Each entry is stored on
     a separate line.

     To select an entry on the menu, use the arrow keys Ü to move around
     and press return ─┘ to activate that entry.

───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
KEY         FUNCTION         COMMENT
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 F1         Help             List this help file

 F3         Verify           Compare the menu file against the disk directory
                             Remove any entries from the file that do not
                             have a corresponding disk entry

 F4         Edit             Edit the menu file

 F10        Exit to Dos      Allows you to return to DOS immediately

 ESC        Return           If you are not at the top level, move up one
                             level. If you are at the top, then exit to dos.

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                         ─* HINTS AND TIPS *─
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Use this file for various internal DOS commands.
  In place of the program name, put the DOS command
  Put any params into the params line.

  To create the effect of shelling to DOS itself, create an entry with
  COMMAND for the program name and spaces for params.

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 That's all folks.

 Enjoy

             David Noakes   - P.O. Box 942 WODEN   ACT 2606 AUSTRALIA
