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             Menu Maker. Written By TMJ of Underware Productions
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	Command format:				Makemenu

	CLI or Workbench. No options.

	This utility allows you to produce a sexy gadget-select boot menu
of your very own.
	Type in the texts you want for each option in the left hand "TEXT"
line. The next and previous options can be seen above and below the central
edit line. You can move to these by clicking on them, or by clicking on 
"NEXT" or "PREVIOUS". You can have up to 256 options, but if you need more,
or your menu is too big to fit on screen then create a second menu that is 
run by a "MORE" option. The corresponding "FILE" line for each option is
the name of the file that is run (default), executed, or typed. Set whether
a file is to be run, executed or typed by using the gadgets of the same name.
Obviously to be run a file must be an executable object. To be executed it 
must be a script file (like the startup-sequence), and to be typed it must be
a normal text file. You must put the RUN command in the c directory of the
disc which the menu is for. To make life happy for you if you are going to
execute or type a file these commands need to be in the c directory too. 
Even if the command is not the standard Commodore EXECUTE or TYPE commands,
save them as EXECUTE or TYPE. For instance, if you wanted to type your files
with Cygnus Ed, you'd put CED into the c directory as TYPE.
	The "FILE" line need not just be a filename. A full pathname is
acceptable. More importantly a full comand line is acceptable. For instance 
you could have a format option, with the FILE line.....

                      FORMAT dirve DF0: name EMPTY noicons

	Or a list of commands option, with the FILE line.....

                                  LIST DF0:c/
	
	Once you've built up your option list and corresponding filenames, 
click on "MAKE MENU" you'll be asked to move to the last option you want
included in the menu- usually this'll be the last option you typed in. 
Re-click on MAKE MENU once you're there. The Menu is ready for saving.
	Click on "SAVE" if you want to change the name under which you
want to save the menu. Clicking on "STARTUP" will automatically alter, or
create the startup-sequence so that your menu is the first thing that
happens. I think most people will want to write their own sequences, but this
is really a time saving feature if you want a vanilla system on startup.
Click "SAVE" to save an executable, stand-alone object file.
	Only the MAKEMENU file is needed, though it would be nice to include
these DOCS. Click on ABOUT when in MAKEMENU for a condensed version of these
DOCS. 
	The menu is ALWAYS saved with two extra options called "ABOUT"
(pretty obvious), and "CLI" which will exit to the CLI if invoked from the
CLI, or continue with the startup-sequence if invoked from there, or to
workbench if invoked from there. Both the menu produced and MAKEMENU may be
invoked from workbench, if you draw a suitable icon.
	One last thing..... 80 column text please!

	Look out for MAKEMENU II from Underware productions soon(ish!)
	
    MAKEMENU was written by TMJ in JULY 1990. Hello to DTG, AJ, Jeff W. and 
                              Stewart Electronics.


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