*** Instructions ***

Introduction:
	This menu programme is capable of handling up to 64 menu items.
	Each item contains 2 strings. The first tells the programme what
	should appear on the screen, and the second is the corresponding
	CLI command. This can be any valid CLI statement, such as...
		MYPROG
		RUN MYPROG
		EXECUTE MYBATCH
		TYPE MYFILE
		etc, etc...
	The first string can be a maximum of 44 characters long and the
	second a maximum of 39 characters.

Editing the Menu:
	To Edit the menu, you will need a text editor & the programme MenuED.
	Firstly, enter the text editor and enter the menu items in the
	following way...
		1st String to Display
		1st CLI command
		2nd String to Display
		2nd CLI command
		etc, etc..
	Without any leading or trailing blank lines or spaces - The programme
	will center the display strings for you.
	A finished textfile may look like this...
		Menu Editor
		MenuED
		Instructions
		TYPE ReadMe
		Assempro v1.2
		RUN AssemPro
	Then, save the textfile on any disk, and enter the programme MenuED.

	When the programme has loaded, you will be prompted with a menu
	like this...
		[1] load menu file.
		[2] save menu file.
		[3] load text file.
		[4] view menu file.
		[5] edit menu file.
		[6] clear menu file.
		[7] Title:
		[8] Edit scrolltext.
		[Q] Quit program.
	Firstly, select the 3rd option by pressing "3". You will then be
	promted for a filename, enter the filename you gave the textfile
	and it will then load it.

	You can then view the menu items by selecting "4"(view), this will
	show you the string to be displayed on the left, with the CLI
	commands on the right.

	If you are not happy with the menu items, you may edit them by
	selecting "5"(edit), however you cannot edit a menu that does
	not contain any menu items.

	You may wish to give the menu a title (such as "Compilation Disk").
	If so, select option "7"(title) and you will be prompted for a
	title. This can contain up to 44 characters.

	To add (or edit) a scrolltext, select "8". The screen will clear
	and you will see a black cursor near the top of the screen. You
	can then enter your message using the left/right cursor keys,
	DEL and BACKSPACE. When finished, press RETURN to return to the
	main menu.

	When you are satisfied with your menu, select option "2"(save)
	To write it to disk. MAKE SURE THERE IS AN "s:" DIRECTORY ON THE
	DISK.

	You can then delete the original textfile because if you come back
	later and want to edit the menu, you can select option "1" to load
	The whole menu in (including, title & scrolltext).


Running the menu:
	To include the menu on a disk, you must have the file "MENUDATA"
	in the s: directory of the disk (this is done by MenuED) and you
	must have the file "MENU" also on the disk in the main directory
	or the c: directory.
	To execute the menu, simply enter "MENU" from CLI, or include it
	in your startup-sequence.

			That's all there is to know!!!

ps   Don't spread the menu editor!!!
pps  The file "MENUDATA" is encrypted, so people cannot change it


	Signed: THE ACE.