 
 This MENU system has simple functions to allow quick and easy access
 to your most commonly used Applications.  
 
 The Menu System has provisions for sixteen menu options.  Each option
 may be assigned as a Submenu which may contain up to sixteen options
 each.  Access is accomplished by means of the arrow keys and pressing
 ENTER or by User designated Hot Keys.  

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                        ║  Edit Menu      ║
                        ║  Add to Menu    ║
                        ║  Delete Option  ║ 
                        ║  Move Option    ║ 
                        ║  Help           ║
                        ║  Quit Menu      ║
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 [ Add to/Edit Menu ]
      Setting up the Menu System is accomplished through the Add to
 Menu/Edit Menu Selections.  Either selection will bring up a Window
 for Editing or Adding to the Menu(s).  

      Necessary directory names and program run names are normally
 supplied through software documentation or during the software 
 installation process.  
 
 [ Delete Option ]
      This selection allows the removal of a menu option.  If the
 option has a Submenu selected, you will be prompted as to your
 course of action.  If you select to delete the immediate option, the
 Submenu will also be deleted.  An "Are You Sure?" way out has been
 provided when selecting to delete an option that points to a Submenu.
 Proceeding to the Submenu will allow deletion of a Submenu option. To
 shorten a menu window, delete an option at the bottom of the window. 
 Options deleted at other than the bottom will not change the window
 size.    

 [ Move Option ]
      This selection allows for re-arranging the top to bottom
 order of each Menu.  Pressing {Esc} before or after the first
 selection will abort the move process.  This option is best used
 prior to using the delete option. 


 The ] Menu Parameters [ Window is where your information is entered.
 If previous DATA is present,  pressing <ENTER> through the prompts
 will not make any changes to that DATA.  When entering menu DATA is
 complete, you may press <Esc> to terminate further entries.  You will
 then be prompted to EXIT, continue EDITING, or SAVE.  


     ╔══] Menu Parameters [══════════════════════════════════════╗
     ║                                                           ║
     ║ Program Title    :                                        ║
     ║ Drive Spec       :                                        ║
     ║ Path Spec        :                                        ║
     ║ Program Run Name :                                        ║
     ║ Program Option   :                                        ║
     ║ Pause Option     :                                        ║
     ║                                                           ║
     ║             Do you wish to continue? [ ]                  ║
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     ║   Press Q or q to EXIT without saving options.            ║
     ║   Press Y or y to continue EDITING options.               ║
     ║   Press S or s key to SAVE options.                       ║
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             Each DATA input line is a mini word processor.
        HOME, END, INSERT, DELETE, and CURSOR keys are functional.
             Along with CTRL + Y to delete entire line.

         
 [ Program Title: ]
      This will be the name that you select to show in the Menu.
 To activate Hot Key function, the  ^ character is placed before the
 letter in the Program Title you wish to be the Hot Key.  DO NOT use
 the same Hot Key for another selection within the same Menu Window.
 The Hot Key function is not Case sensative, upper and lower case are
 treated as equals.

 [ Drive Spec: ] 
      This will be the Drive which the Application files are located.
 Entered as a single letter in upper or lower case.  The Menu System
 checks for Logical Drives A-J allowing access to other than the
 immediate drive.  A "S" entry in upper or lower case is for a Submenu
 option that is available only in the Main Menu.  It is possible to 
 render a Submenu inactive by changing the "S" to a valid drive and 
 entering the necessary information as a normal menu option.  Since 
 the program checks for what is currently in use, inactive Submenus
 may be lost during a Move or Delete option.
 
 [ Path: ]
      This will be the directory in which the Application files are
 located.  Entered in upper or lower case and without the leading "\"
 character.  Pressing <ENTER> for this option with no DATA will mean
 the the same as files stored in the ROOT Directory.

 [ RunName: ] 
      This will be the file name that executes the desired 
 Application.  This can be either upper or lower case and with or
 without the extension. Input space is allocated to a maximum of
 thirty two characters.  Enough for some Run Names accepting optional
 switches or file loading.

      RunNames will work best if the filename is an .EXE or .COM file.
 When executing a BATCH file, enter CALL and then the name of the
 BATCH file.  When the BATCH file ends, the DOS CALL statement is
 needed for a return to the MENU.  Without the CALL, the BATCH file
 terminates in the last used directory.  

 [ Program Option: ]
      Some Applications may require different switch options or may
 be directed to perform an operation, such as Copy a file or files
 from a source to another destination.  Whatever the need, answering
 Y in upper or lower case will cause an entry window to pop up before
 the Application is executed.  Any other key entry will be considered
 an NULL or N entry.  Space is provided the Pop Up Window for a Forty
 character entry.  

 [ Pause Option: ]
      On occasion there is the need to halt the return to the Menu,
 in order to view the results of the selected Application.  Entering
 Y in upper or lower case will cause a pause before returning to the
 Menu.


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