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 AUTOMENU v1.3                 by Kurt Johnson               Copyright (c)1994
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   Automenu is a program that manages multiple system configurations.  The
program currently allows up to 18 user defined configurations for each data
file and now supports multiple data files through the command line.  The user
can enter a description, AUTOEXEC.BAT filename, CONFIG.SYS filename, and a
command to flush a disk cache for each choice in the menu.  Then, to change
your system configuration, all you have to do is: run Automenu, highlight the
setup you want to use, and press ENTER.

   NOTE: If you are upgrading from version 1.0, please read the "Getting
Started" section in AUTOMENU.DOC.


SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

    IBM or compatible computer
    Color monitor recommended    (not tested on monochrome monitors)
    DOS 2.1 or higher            (not tested on versions less than 2.1)

   Automenu 1.0 was tested on an XT with CGA and DOS 2.1 and on 386SX-16,
486DLC-40, and 486DX2-50 computers with VGA/SVGA and DOS 5.0-6.2.  Versions
1.1-1.3 were tested on 486DLC-40 and 486DX2-50 computers running MSDOS 6.2
and on IBM 486-33 computers running PCDOS 6.0.  This program should work on
most if not all PC computers.


FILE LIST

AUTOMENU.DOC       Main documentation.
AUTOMENU.EXE       Main executable.
AMUSER  .BAT       Example batch file for User defined program.
FILE_ID .DIZ       File ID.
FLUSH   .BAT       Example batch file for Flush command.
REBOOT  .BAT       Example batch file for Reboot command.
REBOOT  .COM       Program to warm boot computer.
READDOC .BAT       Batch file to view AUTOMENU.DOC
README  .BAT       Batch file to view README.TXT
README  .TXT       Description of Automenu.  Use for identification (eg. FTP)
S       .BAT       Example batch file to run Automenu
EXAMPLE .DAT       Example data file.  Type: automenu -f example.dat
                    to see an example data file.

