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- .Automenu DOS Menu Example
- .By Marshall W. Magee
- .Updated last on 05/15/87
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- %Automenu(tm) Simple DOS Menu
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- *Check Disk
- ?Print information about disk
- >Enter Drive you wish to do a Check Disk of:
- > For Example: Enter 'A:' to check drive A:
- >
- <
- >
- >Now performing a check disk of drive -> %1
- =CHKDSK %1
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- *Print Directory to Screen
- ?List filenames on disk
- >Select Directory you wish to see the Directory of:
- <A:,C:,D:
- >
- >Select directory command option:
- >
- > /W This option prints filenames across screen
- > /P This option will pause when screen fills
- > /W/P This option is a combination of the above two options
- >
- </W,/P,/W/P
- >
- >Now listing files on drive -> %1 with option -> %2
- =DIR %1%2
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- *Execute any DOS Command
- >Enter any valid DOS Command and Press Return (ESC to return to Menu)
- <
- >...Now Executing >> %1
- =%1
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- *Choose a DOS Command
- >Select any of the DOS Commands below and Press Return (ESC to return to Menu)
- >
- <DIR,dir A:,CHKDSK,CHKDSK/F,VER,SET,TIME,DATE
- >
- >...Now Executing >> %1
- =%1
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- *Return to Main Menu
- ?Will return to Main Menu
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- %Common DOS Functions
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- *Copy a file to another disk drive
- ?Copy a file
- >Enter filename to be copied (Press ESC to Quit)
- > For Example: TEST.DAT
- > C:SAM.*
- <
- >Select which drive to copy it to:
- <A:\,B:,C:,D:,A:\PUBLIC
- >
- >Now coping file %1 to %2
- -COPY %1 %2
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- *Move a file to another disk drive
- ?Move a file or files
- >This option will copy the files to a new location and erase old files
- >
- >
- >
- >Enter filename to be moved (Press ESC to Quit)
- > For Example: TEST.DAT or C:TEST.DAT
- >
- <
- >Select which drive to move it to:
- <A:\,B:,C:,D:,A:\PUBLIC
- >
- >Now moving file %1 to %2
- !COPY %1 %2
- !ERASE %1
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- *Erase a file
- ?Erase a file (Password = OK)
- ^OK
- >Enter filename to be erased (Press ESC to Quit)
- > For Example: TEST.DAT or C:TEST.DAT
- >
- <
- -ERASE %1
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- *Rename a file
- >Enter old filename to be renamed (Press ESC to Quit)
- > For Example: TEST.DAT or D:TEST.DAT
- >
- <
- >Enter new filename, without drive specified.
- >
- <
- -REN %1 %2
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- *Format a data diskette in B:
- ^BOB
- ?Format disk in Drive B: using "FORMAT B:"
- .FORMAT B:
- =ECHO FORMAT Example is disabled, Modify DOS.MDF to Activate
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- *Format diskette in B: with system on it
- ?Format disk in Drive B: using "FORMAT B:/S/V"
- ^BOB
- .FORMAT B:/S/V
- =ECHO FORMAT Example is disabled, Modify DOS.MDF to Activate
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- *Return to Main Menu
- ?Will return to Main Menu
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- %Backup Menu
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- *Prepare diskette in A: to be used for backup
- +ECHO Enter Ctrl-Break & "Y" to STOP format
- +PAUSE
- +ECHO FORMAT Example is disabled, Modify DOS.MDF to Activate
- .FORMAT A:
- +AUTO
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- *Total Backup of Drive C:
- +BACKUP C:\ A:/S
- +AUTO
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- *Update backup for files changed on Drive C:
- +BACKUP C:\ A:/S/M
- +AUTO
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- *Return to Main Menu
- ?Will return to Main Menu
- @automenu.MDF
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- #END OF DOS.MDF