-- :ts=8 -- -- Menu Text File -- -- This file is processed by MASPREP to create MASMENU.DAT. -- The .DAT file is used by MASMENU to control its actions. -- Rev: 02-11-87 plw ver 2.4 Removed telecom selection from menu -- Rev: 12-09-86 php ver 2.3 Edited overall setup & descriptions & -- country code info added -- Rev: 09-09-86 php ver 2.23 add optional labels for header -- Rev: 09-04-86 php ver 2.22 add & explain color settings to users -- Rev: 08-20-86 php ver 2.21 allow to set date & time from within -- Rev: 08-11-86 php ver 2.2 Accomodate for renaming GBASIC to BASIC -- Rev: 04-24-86 php ver 2.1 Mite install & Basic directory usage -- Rev: 10-31-84 sgr ver 1.9 backup w/spaces -- Rev: 10-16-84 rwb ver 1.0 -- -- Current version -- The '%' is replaced by MASMENU.EXE's version number. -- VERSION = "Version % / CP1.0.1" -- -- First, define cursor prompt -- CURSOR_TXT = "Use the up-arrow and down-arrow keys to move the darkened bar to your choice. Then, press the right-arrow key. To exit this menu, press ESC" -- -- Title -- THE_TITLE = "Your Company Name" -- -- Main menu title -- Keep short! -- MENU_TITLE = "Main Menu" -- The following fields: -- -- HOUR_FLAG and DATE_FORMAT -- -- are optional. If omitted from their places below, -- Master Menu will use country code returned by MS-DOS. To change -- country code, ENTER one of following country codes IN \CONFIG.SYS. -- For help pertaining to country codes and CONFIG.SYS file -- consult MS-DOS Users Guide. -- -- USA 001 Italy 039 Norway 047 -- Netherlands 031 Switzerland 041 Germany 047 -- Belgium 032 U.K. 044 Australia 061 -- France 033 Denmark 045 Finland 358 -- Spain 034 Sweden 046 Israel 972 -- -- -- -- 24/12 hour flag -- again, this field is optional, if omitted, masmenu -- will use whatever country code specifies. -- -- HOUR_FLAG = 12 -- -- Date ordering -- This means: MM-DD-YY date format. You can replace '-' -- with a '/' if you prefer. -- -- ':' is time separator -- this particular -- part of string may be left out to provide upward -- compatibility of old MASMENU.TXT files. -- -- DATE_FORMAT = ":-mdy" -- Set default color attributes: -- -- syntax: -- -- label(foreground,background) -- -- The background can be any of 8 colors: -- -- 0 = BLACK 2 = GREEN 4 = RED 6 = YELLOW -- 1 = BLUE 3 = CYAN 5 = MAGENTA 7 = WHITE -- -- The foreground can be any of 15 colors: -- -- 0 = BLACK 4 = RED 8 = Dark GREY 12 = Light RED -- 1 = BLUE 5 = MAGENTA 9 = Light BLUE 13 = Light MAGENTA -- 2 = GREEN 6 = BROWN 10= Light GREEN 14 = YELLOW -- 3 = CYAN 7 = Light GREY 11= Light GREEN 15 = WHITE -- -- The FLASHING attribute can be set by adding 8 to background color. -- -- These are the valid labels (with default settings) and explanations: -- -- BORDER(3,0) -- Sets Line borders to CYAN on BLACK. -- TITLE(14,0) -- Sets Title (ie. Time & Date, etc.) to YELLOW on -- WHITE. -- M1-TITLE(15,2) -- Sets "Primary" menu title (the one in use) to -- WHITE on GREEN. -- M2-TITLE(15,1) -- Sets "Secondary" menu title to WHITE on BLUE. -- M1-TEXT(0,2) -- Sets "Primary" menu text (the one in use) to -- BLACK on GREEN. -- M2-TEXT(0,1) -- Sets Secondary meny text to BLACK on BLUE. -- HIGHLIGHT(14,0) -- Sets Highlight bar to YELLOW on BLACK. -- BACKGROUND(0,0) -- Sets Large window the 2 menus are in to the -- background attribute (Note: Foreground attribute -- is ignored). -- HELP(14,0) -- Sets Description text to YELLOW on BLACK. -- -- -- Color Parameters -- -- BORDER(3,0) -- TITLE(15,0) -- M1-TITLE(15,2) -- M2-TITLE(15,1) -- M1-TEXT(0,2) -- M2-TEXT(0,1) -- HIGHLIGHT(14,0) -- BACKGROUND(0,0) -- HELP(14,0) -- -- Start defining menu groups -- -- -- A menu group is: -- "title" -- { -- stuff inside -- } -- -- The stuff inside is one or more groups of: -- "title" (keep this short) -- "description" (this appears in right hand box) -- ** (this means start batch file lines) -- . . . (one or more MSDOS command lines. -- you can use $"ask something" to have user -- respond to a question) -- ** (end of batch file lines) -- You should always start off your batch file lines with a "cd" -- to working directory. To keep things clean, you should end -- with a "cd \." -- -- -- Word processing menu -- "Word Processing" "This option leads to a sub-menu that contains programs to handle your word processing needs." { "WordStar Release 5.0" "WordStar Release 5.0 is the latest version of the popular word processing program developed by MicroPro. It can be customized to your needs with the installation program." ** cd \main\ws5 ws $"Filename:" c: cd \ menust ** "WordPerfect 5.0" "The latest version of the popular word processing program by Word Perfect Corporation." ** cd\main\wp5 wp $"Filename:" c: cd\ menust ** "Eight-In-One" "Multi-Purpose program with WP, DB, SS options as well as built in desk accessories." ** cd\eight eight c: cd \ menust ** "PC-Outline" "This program will let you outline papers quickly and easily and is included for the first time with WordStar 5.0." ** cd\main\ws5 pco c: cd \ menust ** "WS List" "A convenient mailing list program packaged with WordStar 5.0." ** cd\main\ws5 wslist c: cd \ menust ** "WS-Change" "This program will allow you to customize Wordstar 5.0" ** cd\main\ws5 wschange c: cd \ menust ** "List Text Files" "This option will show you a listing of all the text file names in your word processing directory, one page at a time. When you're done reading each screen, press RETURN to view the next." ** echo Please wait... dir $"Directory:" | find /V " COM " | find /V " EXE " > __write.tmp find /V "