Telstar Menumaker V1.0:

With this utility it is possible to make a mouse-controlled BOOTMENU 
with 72 !!!!! files.
In the boot the menu uses the standard preferences. (60 Characters and a
blue/orange screen)
The STARTUP-SEQUENCE uses the preferences on disk.

Manual Telstar Menumaker V1.0:

Fill in the mames in this order:
        Name01  Name25  Name49
        Name02  Name26  Name30
        Name03  Name27  Name31
         til     til     til
        Name24  Name48  Name72

The namelist stops when it reaches an empty 'Name'   

The name that you use in the menu must be the same as the name of the
program on the disk.

The maximum length of the name is 15 characters and it must be written
without spaces.

The box in front of the name means:
        Empty   Load 'Name'
                The program can be started directly from the CLI
        Filled  Execute 'Name'
                The program is an ASCII-file
                This file contains a serie of commands to start 
                the program.

The Telstar Menumaker writes down the following files:
        'MENU'  This is the menu and it can be placed in the boot with
                the TJC-Bootleg program. (A nice place is in block 2-6)
                The menu file can also be started directly from the CLI
                TJC-Bootleg can be found on ANC-17
        'LOAD'  This loads the files and must be placed first in the
                startup-sequence when you use thhe boot to start the
                menu. Otherwise it must be placed after menu in the 
                startup-sequence.

The CLI-command 'EXECUTE' must be in the C-Directory. This is neccessary
for when you use the 'EXECUTE' mode.
The CLI-command 'RUN' must also be in the C-directory. This is for the
'LOAD' routine.

Example:
        'SEKA'          This file canbe started directly.
                        In the menu you must fill in 'Seka2.0' with an
                        empty box in front.
                        The name of the file on disk is also 'Seka2.0' 	
        'Diskmaster'    Diskmaster is crunched with 'CrSave' and has 
                        to be started with an ASCII-file.
                        In the menu you must fill in 'Diskmaster' with
                        a filled box in front.
                        The ASCII-file on disk is also named 'Diskmaster'
                        and contains the following line:
                          'CrLoad DM'
                        'DM' is the name of the crunched diskmaster file
                        which has to be named differently because the 
                        ASCII-file already has the name 'Diskmaster'.
  




Enjoy !
	Peter van Campen (Bertus Bilsap, member of Telstar & ANC)
	Spoorsingel 90
	1946 AG Beverwijk
	02510-34019	
	(Nederland)

Translated by BIKO of ANC.