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Information about “PC-SUPERMENU PLUS DISK 2 OF 2 (1975 ALSO”
SUPERMENU PLUS allows users to group programs by program functions
rather than by the drive directories. Special libraries may be created
for word processing, database, finance, DOS functions, CADD, graphics,
etc. Up to 25 program libraries consisting of 9 programs each may be
created and read by the SUPERMENU system.
The system is designed for the inexperienced user. It is 100%
menu-driven and requires little instruction to set up. SUPERMENU may be
operated from any floppy or hard drive and can access up to 225
programs or functions.
FILE1976.TXT
Disk No: 1976
Disk Title: PC-SuperMenu Plus Disk 2 of 2 (1975 also
PC-SIG Version: S1
Program Title: PC-SuperMenu Plus
Author Version: 2.6S
Author Registration: $30.00
Special Requirements: None.
SUPERMENU PLUS menu system allows users to group programs by program
functions rather than by the drive directories. Special libraries for
word processing, database, finance, DOS functions, CADD, graphics, etc.
may be created. Up to 25 program libraries consisting of 9 programs
each may be created with the MENUMAKER and read by the SUPERMENU system.
The system is designed for the inexperienced user. It is 100%
menu-driven and requires little instruction to set up. SUPERMENU may be
operated from any floppy or hard drive and can access to up to 225
programs or functions.
SUPERMENU consists of three routines and up to 25 program libraries,
however, only the SUPERMENU system and its library menus need be present
to operate. The MENUMAKER and CONFILE utilities may be located on
another drive or floppy disk that is only loaded as needed. A desirable
feature for users with limited disk space.
PC-SIG
1030D East Duane Avenue
Sunnyvale Ca. 94086
(408) 730-9291
(c) Copyright 1989 PC-SIG, Inc.
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║ To install program onto hard drive, type: INSTALLR (press enter) ║
║ To start program, type: SM (press enter) ║
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║ To print documentation, insert disk 2 and type: PRTDOC (press enter) ║
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REGFORM.DOC
FOTO 64 , INC
REGISTRATION FORM - PC SUPERMENU PLUS 2.6S (C)
PC-SUPERMENU (C) COPYRIGHT 1987= 1089 FOTO 64, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
NAME___________________________________________ DATE_________________
ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________
CITY_________________________________ STATE ____ ZIP__________________
TELEPHONE_______________________________
REGISTRATION NUMBER SHOWN ON THE INTRODUCTORY SCREEN__________________
SUPERMENU IS BEING USED ON THE FOLLOWING SYSTEM
COMPUTER _______________________________________ RAM _________________
SYSTEM USED: (MONOGRAPHIC) (CGA) (HERCULES) (OTHER ________________
DISK DRIVES (1) (2) (3) HARD DISK ____________________ CAPACITY
MONITORS; NUMBER ___ : TYPE (COLOR) (MONO) (BOTH)
TYPE OF APPLICATION OF PC-MAIL _______________________________________
PRINTER: MAKE_________________________________ MODEL _________________
COMMENTS WELCOMED:
Please complete this form and mail with your check for $30.00 to the
following address:
FOTO 64, INC. SOFTWARE REGISTRATON PO BOX 2130 SARATOGA, CA 95070
PC-MAIL (C) FOTO 64, INC.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF PC-MAIL. Your support will further the
development of user supported software....
SUPER.DOC
SUPER-MENU PLUS
VERSION 2.6s(c)
COPYRIGHT 1987, 1988, 1989
CARL F. MIESCKE...AUTHOR
FOTO 64, Inc.
AUGUST 1989
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION.......................................... 1.
LICENSE AGREEMENT..................................... 2.
MULTI-USER PACKAGES................................... 3.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT..................................... 3.
SUPERMENU FUNCTIONS................................... 4.
PC-SUPERMENU ROUTINE............................ 4.
MENUMAKER ROUTINE............................... 4.
PROGRAM LIBRARIES............................... 5.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS................................... 5.
SUPERMENU DISK FILES.................................. 6.
REGISTRATION.......................................... 7.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION OF THE SUPERMENU PROGRAM DISKS..... 7.
FLOPPY DRIVES.(5 1/4 3 1/2)............ 8.
HARD DRIVES.............................11.
OTHER HARD DRIVE OPTIONS................12.
START-UP OF PC-SUPERMENU...............................13.
TUTORIAL
SUPERMENU OPERATIONS.............................14.
CREATING/EDITING LIBRARY MENUS...................15.
PROGRAM BATCH FILES..............................16.
EXITING PC-SUPERMENU.............................17.
TROUBLESHOOTING........................................
CREDIT AND THANKS......................................18.
THIS IS A "SHAREWARE" PROGRAM
*************************************************************
* PC-SUPERMENU PLUS 2.6S *
* *
* PC-SUPERMENU 2.6S IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE SHAREWARE *
* CONCEPT. IT IS A FULLY OPERATIONAL AND COPYRIGHTED *
* PROGRAM WHICH YOU ARE ABLE TO TRY BEFORE BUYING.. *
* *
* .....IT IS NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN OR FREEWARE.......... *
* *
* USERS HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO REGISTER PC-SUPERMENU *
* IF IT IS USED AS A PART OF THEIR COMPUTER OPERATION. *
* *
*************************************************************
Register your copy of PC-SUPERMENU now. Your support makes
possible the continued development of PC-SUPERMENU and of
other shareware programs. Without your support, the
shareware concept will fail and high quality low cost
programs will cease to exist. Send the completed
registration with your check for $30.00 to FOTO 64, INC.
P.O. BOX 2130, SARATOGA, CA 95070-2130.
YOUR SUPPORT WILL HELP MEET THE COSTS INCURRED DURING THE
DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF THIS PROGRAM..........
Shareware authors have faith in your integrity.
"There is no better buy than shareware."
FOR A COPY OF THE REGISTRATION FORM, RUN THE PROGRAM PRTREG
ON THE OPERATIONS DISK.
1.
INTRODUCTIONS
Welcome to PC-SUPERMENU PLUS version 2.6C, the comprehensive
program manager for use on the IBM PC/XT/AT and true
compatible machines. With it, the user may effortlessly
manage and have direct access to up to 225 programs and/or
functions.
SUPERMENU PLUS has been designed for the inexperienced
user. It is 100 percent menu-driven and requires little
instruction to set up. SUPERMENU may be operated from any
floppy or hard drive.
SUPERMENU consists of three routines and up to 25 program
libraries, however, only the SUPERMENU system and its
library menus need be present to operate. The MENUMAKER
and CONFILE utilities may be located on another drive
or floppy disk that is only loaded as needed. This
feature reduces the amount of valuable disk space required,
a desirable feature for users with limited disk space.
Up to 25 program libraries consisting of 9 programs each may
be created with the MENUMAKER and read by the SUPERMENU
system. This allows the user to group programs by program
functions rather than by the drive directories. Special
libraries for word processing, database, finance, DOS
functions, cadd, graphics, etc. may be created. Only the
creativity of the user will be a limiting factor.
WITH PC-SUPERMENU, YOUR COMPUTER WILL BECOME A POWERFUL TOOL
FOR MAINTAINING CONTACTS WITH FRIENDS, CLIENTS, AND BUSINESS
ASSOCIATES.
2.
LICENSE AGREEMENT
PC-SUPERMENU was copyrighted in 1987, 1988, and 1989, and
is protected by the copyright laws of the United States of
America. The original and all copies of PC-SUPERMENU shall
remain the property of Foto 64, Inc. and the author.
Your use of PC-SUPERMENU constitutes your agreement with the
following conditions.
This copy of PC-SUPERMENU and all backup copies are the
property of the author.
Registered users are licensed to operate PC-SUPERMENU
on one computer in a single user environment.
You may make backup copies of PC-SUPERMENU as necessary
for use on a single computer system and to assure
security of the original disk.
You may make disk copies of the original PC-SUPERMENU
disks for distribution or to share with other computer
users. You may not charge for this service.
You may not share your registration access code or
registration number with other computer users when
sharing disk copies with others.
You will not modify, reorganize, transfer, disassemble,
or remove from operation any PC-SUPERMENU files,
documentation, credits, or routines.
Deviation from the above conditions shall be constituted a
violation of your license agreement. Under such conditions,
FOTO 64, Inc. and/or the author may declare the agreement
null and void and require the return of the original PC-
SUPERMENU disk and all backup and working copies.
3.
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to provide an
operating program which is free from operational defects.
PC-SUPERMENU is licensed on an as-is basis and neither FOTO
64, Inc. or the author can be held liable for lost data, lost
time, or computer incompatibility.
MULTI-USER PACKAGES
If PC-SUPERMENU 2.6(c)is to be used on a network, multi-
user system, or on more than one computer, contact the author
for a multi-user licensing agreement.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Technical support is available to registered users only. To
assure support, please complete the registration form fully
and return it to Foto 64, Inc. with your check for $30.00.
You will receive by return mail your registration package
within two weeks.
4.
SUPERMENU FUNCTIONS
PC-SUPERMENU ROUTINE
This is the heart of the menu system. With it, the
user is able to search through up to 25 program
libraries and search through up to 225 programs.
By highlighting a program in the library, it may be
initiated with the strike of a key.
A configuration tells SUPERMENU the number of
libraries that are to be loaded (from 1 to 25) and the
data addresses of the library files (usually the
same address as SUPERMENU).
When PC-SUPERMENU is initiated, a configuration file
is read and the program library data address is
automatically set. This data configuration may be
reset from this routine (by entering ALT + C), and if
desired, the new data address may be saved to the
configuration file. The next time PC-SUPERMENU is
started, the new configuration will be read.
MENUMAKER ROUTINE
All program libraries are developed and edited within
the MENUMAKER environment.
Program library files are saved and recalled for
editing.
Data addresses of the program libraries may be
modified and saved to a configuration file.
5.
On initiation, MENUMAKER will read the configuration
and automatically set the address to that of the
program libraries.
PROGRAM LIBRARIES
Program libraries are created/edited by the MENUMAKER
and read by the SUPERMENU system routine.
Each library contains a library title, lists nine
programs, and the path used by SUPERMENU to call the
programs.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
COMPUTER: IBM PC/XT/AT OR TRUE COMPATIBLE
MACHINES
AVAILABLE RAM RECOMMENDED MINIMUM 128K
ONE 5 1/4" FLOPPY DRIVE PLUS A
DISK DRIVES SECOND DRIVE OF ANY CONFIGURATION.
GRAPHICS ADAPTER IBM MGA AND/OR CGA OR TRUE COMPATIBLE.
HERCULES MGA ONLY
MONITOR IBM MONOGRAPHIC OR COLOR GRAPHIC
MONITOR OR EQUIVALENT. MONO
MONITORS DRIVEN WITH A COMPOSITE
INPUT FROM A COLOR GRAPHICS
ADAPTER NOT ADVISED.
PRINTER IBM OR COMPATIBLE GRAPHICS OR TEXT
PRINTER
OPERATING SYSTEM PC OR MS DOS 2.1 OR LATER.
6.
PC-SUPERMENU was programed on and designed for operation on
true IBM compatible machines. Unfortunately, some
compatibles are not 100% IBM equivalents. Every effort has
been made to assure PC-SUPERMENU will be free from
difficulties when operated on compatible equipment, however,
problems may occasionally be encountered on such machines.
Should you encounter a problem, please drop a note to FOTO
64, Inc. describing the difficulty and your equipment
configuration. This feedback will assist in the development
of future versions of PC-SUPERMENU.
Assistance will be given to registered users to correct or
circumvent the compatibility difficulty.
THE PC-SUPERMENU DISK
FILE FUNCTION
-----------------------------------------------------------
PC-SUPERMENU SYSTEM DISK
SMENU.EXE..............SUPERMENU SYSTEM Routine.
DISPLAY.COM............Resident Screen Driver.
SMENU.SCR..............Support Text Screen.
SH.SCR.................Support Text Screen.
CONFIG.DRV.............Configuration File.
MENU*.LBR..............Program Library Menus(* = #1 to 25).
SM.BAT.................Program Initialization File.
PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES DISK
MMENU.EXE..............Menumaker Routine.
CONFILE2.EXE...........Installation Routine.
SPEEDSCR.COM...........Resident Screen Library Manager.
MMENU.PAK..............Screen Library.
ISMP.PAK...............Screen Library.
CONFILE.PAK............Screen Library.
7.
CONFIG.DRV.............Configuration file.
SUPER.DOC..............PC-SUPERMENU Documentation.
PRTDOC.BAT.............Prints Documentation.
SHOWDOC.BAT............Displays Documentation.
REGISTRATION
Register your copy of PC-SUPERMENU(c) by filling out the
registration form and returning it with your check for
$30.00. This will establish your eligibility for technical
assistance by both telephone and mail. In return you will
receive the following:
The registration/license number and access code for your
copy of PC-SUPERMENU.
Future upgrades of PC-SUPERMENU at a reduced cost.
Instructions for securing technical support and a
technical support service number.
INSTALLATION OF PC-SUPERMENU
The installation of PC-SUPERMENU is simple. In fact, it may
be operated directly from the master PC-SUPERMENU disks with
no alterations, however, this is not recommended. The
following steps are recommended for making your master
working disk:
8.
5 1/4" or 3 1/2" DISK DRIVES
1. Place DOS System disk in drive A: and an
unformatted disk in drive B:. Enter at the
A:prompt the following: A>format B:/V. Enter
the return key to initiate the format procedure.
Follow the system instructions. When the formatting
is complete, a prompt will request the entry of the
volume label. Enter SMENU26. DOS will validate the
format and return to the system prompt.
2. Remove the disk from drive B: and label it PC-
SUPERMENU SYSTEM - WORK DISK. Set it aside for now.
3. Place a new blank disk in drive B: and format another
disk as before. Label this disk PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES
WORK DISK.
4. Copy COMMAND.COM to the UTILITIES WORK DISK.
A:COPY COMMAND.COM B:
5. Place the PC-SUPERMENU SYSTEM - WORKING DISK
in drive B:.
6. Copy COMMAND.COM to the master working disk. Enter:
A>COPY COMMAND.COM B:
7. Place the original PC-SUPERMENU SYSTEM DISK in drive
A: and COPY all files to the system working disk in
drive B:. Enter:
A>COPY *.* B:
8. Place the PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES - WORKING DISK in
drive B:.
9.
9. Place the original PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES DISK in
drive A: and COPY all files to the utilities working
disk in drive B:. Enter:
A>COPY *.* B:
10. Place your PC-SUPERMENU MASTER DISKS in a safe place
and complete the following steps with the working
disks.
This completes the first stage of the PC-SUPERMENU
installation.
PC-SUPERMENU may now be operated, but the complete installation
cannot be completed until the registration card has been
returned to FOTO 64, INC. and your registration/license number
and access code have been received. When completed, the
registrant's name and registration number will appear on the
introductory screen.
11. Complete and return the registration card to FOTO 64.
If you have not received the access code, go to the
start-up procedure.
When you receive your registration/license number and
the access code, proceed with steps 10 through 13.
12. Place the PC-SUPERMENU SYSTEM - WORKING DISK in
drive A: and place the PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES -
WORKING DISK in drive B:.
Change the default drive to drive B:. Enter A>B:
13. Enter the following command: A>INSTALLR and return.
10.
14. The SUPERMENU install screen will be displayed.
You will be directed to enter a name or message, the
registration number, and the access code.
The message may be up to 32 characters and may
consist of the registrant's name or any message, such
as, "REGISTERED TO JOHN DOE."
The registration/license number must be entered
exactly as received.
The access code must be entered exactly as received,
taking care to use the upper and lower case letters as
indicated. Failure to do so will result in an error
message. If the error message is ignored and the
installation is continued, the introductory screen
will display an unregistered copy notice.
15. Copy the updated configuration file to the working
system disk. Enter the following:
B>COPY CONFIG.DRV A:
16. To make backup working disks, format two additional
disks as in steps 1 - 3. Copy the contents of the
master working disks to the new disks.
This copy is licensed for use on a SINGLE MACHINE
only. Copies may not be shared with other computer
users.
DO NOT SHARE THE ACCESS CODE.
Should the access code be lost, it may be
reconstructed by FOTO 64, Inc from the registration
number. Call for help.
11.
HARD DRIVES
A number of configurations may be used in installing PC-
SUPERMENU on your hard drive. If space is not a
consideration, then copy all of the SUPERMEN files directly
to the hard drive. You may place both the system and
utility disk files in one directory, or they may be placed in
separate directories. Let's look at several options.
To install all PC-SUPERMENU in the same directory, observe
the following steps.
17. Change the system default to the drive on which
PC-SUPERMENU is to be located. If drive C:, then
enter A>C:
If SUPERMENU is to be located in the root directory,
go to step #20.
18. Make a directory called SMENU by entering
C>MD SMENU.
19. Change to the SMENU directory by entering
C>CD\SMENU.
20. Copy the master disk to the directory SMENU and
place the PC-SUPERMENU SYSTEM DISK in drive A:.
Enter C>COPY A:*.*
Repeat this process for the PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES
DISK.
21. Complete and return the registration card enclosed in
the PC-SUPERMENU packet.
12.
22. PC-SUPERMENU will now operate from the hard drive,
but the installation procedure is not complete.
23. Place the master PC-SUPERMENU disks in a safe place.
When you receive your registration/license number and
the access code, complete the installation procedure by
running the configuration program. Just enter: C>INSTALLR
and follow the procedures in outlined in steps #11 - 14.
OTHER HARD DISK INSTALLATION OPTIONS
If disk space is of particular concern, only the PC-
SUPERMENU SYSTEM FILES may be placed on the hard drive. In
this configuration, the utility disk would be prepared as in
steps #1 - 10 and operated as needed from drive A:. In this
configuration, the final installation would be the same as in
steps #11 - 16, with the exception that the configuration
file would be copied to the hard drive address.
It is also possible to install PC-SUPERMENU in different
directories on the hard drive. In this case, the system
files would be located in directory SMENU and the utilities
files would be located in directory MMENU.
The author's installation places the PC-SUPERMENU SYSTEM in
the root directory of drive C: and the PC-SUPERMENU UTILITIES
in directory C:\MMENU. This configuration works well and
reduces the number of batch file commands required of
programs making calls within the directory.
Regardless of placement of SUPERMENU, access to the file
COMMAND.COM must be available for the operations of the
programs.
13.
START-UP OF PC-SUPERMENU
The program start-up sequence is critical to the proper
operation of PC-SUPERMENU. To simplify this start-up, three
batch files have been included on the master disks. The
batch file SM.BAT located on the system disk initiates
PC-SUPERMENU. Batch files MM.BAT and INSTALLR.BAT on the
utilities disk initiate the MENUMAKER and CONFILE2. These
programs must be initiated with these batch files for proper
operation.
During start-up, the PC-SUPERMENU screen drivers must be
loaded before any other program. This includes residential
programs such as SIDEKICK or XTREE. If you encounter
difficulties with program conflicts, try operating
PC-SUPERMENU without other residential programs. If you
still have difficulties contact FOTO 64, Inc.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS START-UP PROCEDURE WILL RESULT IN
AN UNREADABLE SCREEN!!
After loading the support resident programs, PC-SUPERMENU
will display the introductory screen and the status of the
program registration. The PC-SUPERMENU menu screen will be
displayed with the address of the library files as well as
the number of files that were to be loaded. PC-SUPERMENU may
be configured to load from 1 to 25 libraries.
If the configuration file is missing, you will be asked to
re-enter the path and library data, and PC-SUPERMENU will
create a new file. If this should happen, it will be
necessary for you to re-enter the registration data using the
CONFILE program provided on the disk. To do this, you will
need the registration data and your access code.
14.
TUTORIAL
USING PC-SUPERMENU 2.6
If you are experiencing difficulty using PC-SUPERMENU,
perhaps the following information and directions will assist
you.
SUPERMENU OPERATION
With the computer set to the drive\directory containing the
SUPERMENU SYSTEM, enter "SM" (DRIVE>SM) and the introductory
SUPERMENU screen will be displayed. After a few seconds, the
program will read the configuration file and display the main
PC-SUPERMENU screen. The contents of library one will appear
in the windows.
Displayed at the bottom of the screen will be the address of
SUPERMENU and the number of libraries that have been loaded.
If either of these are incorrect, it may be corrected. Enter
"ALT + C" and the program will prompt for the drive in which
the program is situated. Enter only the letter and the
program will prompt for the directory. If the program is in
the root directory, enter only return. SUPERMENU will then
prompt for the number of libraries it is to load. Enter the
number of libraries to load. This number may not exceed 25,
or the total number of libraries available for loading.
To initiate a program, it must be highlighted using the up
and down arrow keys and return. SUPERMENU will read the
path indicated in the library and initiate the called
program. When the called program is exited, the SUPERMENU
screen will once again be displayed.
Libraries may be selected using the PgUp and PgDn keys. If
the Ctrl key is pressed while changing libraries, it is
possible to move through the libraries in increments of five.
15.
Should something happen to the CONFIGURATION file, PC-
SUPERMENU will not initiate until the configuration data is
inputted.
NOTE: ALL LIBRARIES CALLED MUST BE AT THE SAME ADDRESS AS
THE PC-SUPERMENU PROGRAM.
CREATING/EDITING THE LIBRARY MENUS
To initiate the MENUMAKER, enter "MM" at the prompt of the
drive containing the PC-SUPERMENU UTILITY files. The
introductory screen will be displayed followed by the
MAKEMENU screen, not the default drive setting on the
screen. This must read the same as the address of the
SUPERMENU SYSTEM. If it does not, highlight the change drive
window and press "return." Enter the letter of the drive
where the system is located. The load screen with the
library listing will be displayed.
If the SUPERMENU SYSTEM is in a directory, enter the change
directory window and then the name of the directory and press
return. The new directory with the MENU+NUMBER.LBR files is
displayed. Enter the return to menu window. The program
will offer the option of saving the new values to the
configuration file. If you save, then the next time the
MENUMAKER is initiated, it will automatically go to that data
address.
Enter the load window and the available libraries will be
displayed. Enter the name of the menu to be edited and the
library input/edit screen will be displayed. Enter "ALT + H"
and the edit keys will be displayed. ACQUAINT yourself with
them, then enter "ESC" and return to the edit screen.
The first entry will be the title of the library. If
correct, press return and proceed to the library file name.
16.
All library files will titled "MENU + NUM". For example:
MENU1, MENU@, etc. The menu files must be in sequential
order. If there are six libraries, then the file names will
be from MENU1 TO MENU6. If there are 15 libraries, then the
file names will extend from MENU1 TO MENU15. There cannot be
a break in the numbering system, and the numbering system
must start with #1. If the file name is correct, enter
return and proceed to the first program to be initiated.
Enter the name of the program, return, and enter the path to
the program to be initiated. The path is the instructions
or route to be taken to accomplish the program start up.
For example: You wish to run PCGAME which is situated in the
directory PCG on drive C:. The initiating file for PCGAME is
PCG. The Path will be C:\PCG\PCG.
Another example: You wish to run the program "HAMURABI". It
is situated on drive D: in the root directory. The path will
be D:\HAMURABI.
If you wish to utilize DOS' shell capabilities, the title
would be DOS SHELL and the file call would be COMMAND.
PROGRAM BATCH FILES
The paths indicated above will work on programs that do not
call other files or routine from within the directory in
which they are situated. If they do, then the program will
search for the file being called at SUPERMENU'S location. To
correct this problem, it is necessary to include a start-up
batch file that will change the path to the directory in
which the program is situated.
Let's use PC-GAME again as an example. PC-GAME loads screen
libraries and chains between routines. Unless the path is
changed, in this case the program will seek the libraries and
subroutines in SUPERMENU'S directory, and the program will
fail.
17.
To correct this difficulty, the program start-up batch file
must have additional instructions. The origninal start-up
batch file (PCG) contained the following instructions.
LOAD DRIVER............ PCG.BAT, when initiated, looked for
PCGAME................. each step in the directory for
UNLOAD DRIVER.......... SUPERMENU.
The modified batch file changes the directory to that of PC-
mail and changes it back when the program is exited.
C:............................... Sets drive
CD\PCG........................... Changes the directory to
PCG
LOAD DRIVER...................... Loads screen driver
PCGAME........................... Initiates program
UNLOAD DRIVER.................... Unloads screen driver
CD\.............................. Sets directory back to the
root directory where the
menu program can take
control.
To modify the batch files, consult your DOS operations
manual.
EXITING PC-SUPERMENU
ALWAYS EXIT PC-SUPERMENU BY ENTERING THE ESC COMMAND.
This assures a proper shut down of the routine and unloads
the associated residence program and the screen libraries.
18.
SUPPORT CREDITS
Listing of Credits For Individual and Institutional
Assistance During The Developmental Phases And For Continuing
Support Of..
Program Development -- IBM Basic 3.0 *
-- Microsoft Quick Basic 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 **
Program Compiler ----- Microsoft Quick Basic 2.0 **
Screen Development --- Flash Up, Speed Screen, and Soft Code ***
Oper. Screen Support - Speed Screen ***
Machine Support ------ IBM Personal Computer*
**** Corvus Systems, Incorporated
Consultation &
Consistent Support - John Spitzer & Authors's Wife & Family.
* International Business Machines Corporation - IBM(R)
** Microsoft Corporation
*** Software Bottling Company of New York
FOTO 64, INC. - PO BOX 2130 - SARATOGA, CA 95070-2130
Directory of PC-SIG Library Disk #1976
Volume in drive A has no label
Directory of A:\
MMENU EXE 96748 8-31-89 7:06p
CONFILE2 EXE 40358 8-20-89 11:46p
SPEEDSCR COM 5333 10-01-86 12:00p
MMENU PAK 17251 9-18-89 5:04p
ISMP PAK 3341 9-18-89 5:35p
CONFILE PAK 2807 8-21-89 7:55a
CONFIG DRV 57 8-20-89 11:34p
MM BAT 60 8-09-89 9:22p
INSTALLR BAT 57 8-09-89 9:20p
INTAL 1 9-18-89 5:13p
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