	d[e╞g╓╚A╔²╩Ñ,W-ô-oFile Menu
The commands from this menu allow you to review or change the
settings for the boot manager.
File  Edit FlexBoot... (Enter)
Use buttons     to do this
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[Set Default]   makes the current list box selection the default
                operating system

[Add]           creates a new operating system entry (up to 20)

[Edit]          edits an existing operating system entry

[Delete]        removes an existing operating system entry

[Ok]            saves current settings to disk

[Cancel]        ignores current settings and quits dialog
File  Exit (Alt+F4)
This command terminates the FlexBoot setup and returns you to
the command prompt.
Utility Menu
This menu offers commands to save the C: drive boot sector
to C:\BOOT.NTB and vice versa.

These commands will not work when running NTBOOT from the
NT command prompt.
Utility  Save Boot Sector (Ctrl+S)
This command saves the boot sector to the file C:\BOOT.NTB.

It will not work when running NTBOOT from the NT command
prompt.
Utility  Restore Boot Sector (Ctrl+R)
This command restores the boot sector from the file
C:\BOOT.NTB. 

It will not work when running NTBOOT from the NT command
prompt.
Help Menu
This menu provides the information dialog box.
Help  About FlexBoot Setup... (F1)
This dialog box displays the copyright information for this
program. The program is provided as-is and free of charge.
The author disclaims any responsibilities for any damages
resulting from the use of this program.

        Marc Zimmermann
        Windscheidstr.24
        45147 Essen
        Germany

        Voice     : +49-201-701557 (Q)
        Internet  : marc.zimmermann@tec-box.gun.de
        CompuServe: 75240,1241
Help  About FlexBoot Setup... (F1)
I will in no case whatsoever be responsible for what this
program does to your NT Boot Manager! It has been tested
successfully with my installation but may not work with yours.
If you receive a warning, that NTBOOT may make your system
unbootable, regard it as a serious message!!!

NTBOOT will quite sure lose settings from BOOT.INI, which
are unknown to it.

MAKE A BACKUP COPY OF YOUR BOOT.INI FILE BEFORE USING NTBOOT!
Compare this backup copy to the one written by NTBOOT and
look for lost lines before rebooting your machine. If you
discover lines deleted by NTBOOT, use your old BOOT.INI!
