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- BATKIT.ZIP contains the following files:
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- * GETKEY.EXE The GetKey program
- * SAVEDIR.COM The SaveDir program
- * WAIT.COM The Wait program
- * GETSCRN.COM The GetScrn program
- * MAKESCRN.EXE The MakeScrn program
- BATKIT.DOC The BatKit documentation file
- DEMO.GKF A text file that demonstrates GetKey's features. Used by
- BATDEMO.BAT or type: GETKEY /f"DEMO.GKF".
- COLOTONE.GKF A text file that displays all possible tone and
- color/attribute combinations.
- COLOTONE.BAT A batch file that uses COLOTONE.GKF
- COLORS A text file that displays all colors.
- (use GetKey /f"colors")
- MSDEMO.GKF A text file used by BATDEMO.BAT to illustrate screen
- captures by GETSCRN and MAKESCRN.
- MENU.GKF A text file containing menus for BATDEMO.BAT
- GETKEY.RSP A text file containing valid responses for BATDEMO.BAT.
- BATDEMO.BAT A batch file illustrating uses of GETKEY, WAIT, and
- SAVEDIR.
- ASMENU.GKF A sample menu screen text file
- README.1ST This file
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- Sample GetKey music files (do GETKEY /F"filename.GKF" to play):
- TRAP.GKF "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze"
- TRAPINV.GKF An 'inverted' version of TRAP.GKF (done by Neil Rubenking)
- SAINTS.GKF "When the Saints Come Marching In"
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- To see an overview of BATKIT and learn to use it, copy all of these files
- into a temporary subdirectory. Then CD to that directory and run BATDEMO.
- Please note that BATDEMO will insert variables into your environment. If
- you have not expanded it, see BATKIT.DOC for instructions. BATDEMO
- includes options for printing or viewing the DOC file.
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- These files are intended as a tutorial and examples to illustrate as many
- of the features of BATKIT as possible. However, they are not a good
- example of how to set up a system. For instance, you would normally use
- only one BAT file and only one screen text (GKF) file.
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- Once you have experimented with BATDEMO, you can copy the files marked with
- * to a directory on your path for regular use. The rest of the files may
- be removed from you disk, since they are not required for actual operation.