echo off
cd intro
SCRDISP TITLE
SCRDISP JUL1
:menu
cd ..\intro
SCRDISP JUL2
if errorlevel 193 goto menu
if errorlevel 192 goto F6
if errorlevel 191 goto F5
if errorlevel 190 goto F4
if errorlevel 189 goto F3
if errorlevel 188 goto F2
if errorlevel 187 goto F1
if errorlevel  28 goto menu
:F1
cd ..\
cls
echo To install Automenu on a hard disk, you first need to decompress the
echo files onto a freshly formatted floppy disk. If you haven't one to hand,
echo exit from this program now by pressing [Ctrl]C and answering Y to the prompt,
echo and prepare them.
echo.
echo To start the installation, make sure that the SuperDisk is in drive A:
echo and the fresh floppy, which you should label AUTOMENU MASTER, is in drive
echo B:. 
echo.
echo On a single floppy machine, DOS should prompt you to swap the disk for
echo A: (the SuperDisk) with the disk for B: (the Automenu master) during the
echo decompression process. If you're prompted to 'insert disk with batch file',
echo insert the SuperDisk before pressing any key.
echo.
echo Press [Ctrl]C and answer Y to the prompt, if you DO NOT want to start
echo the installation. 
echo.
echo Press [Return] to start the installation.
pause >NUL
cd automenu
automenu B:
cls
echo The disk labelled AUTOMENU MASTER, in your B: drive, now has the necessary
echo files copied onto it. Exit from the SuperDisk menu to the A: prompt by
echo pressing [F6], insert the AUTOMENU MASTER disk in drive A: and type INSTALL
echo [Return] to install Automenu on your hard disk.
echo.
echo Press [Return] to return to the SuperDisk menu.
pause >NUL
goto menu
:F2
cd ..\utils
DGEDIT DGEDIT.DOC
goto menu
:F3
cd ..\games
DROP
goto menu
:F4
cd ..\utils
cls
echo The FileScan program will list all programs on the current drive which
echo match a given file specification (eg *.DOC, GEMDOS.* or J*.*).
echo.
echo Press [Return] to run the program and list all the .DOC files on the
echo SuperDisk.
pause >NUL
FS *.DOC
goto menu
:F5
cd ..\shorties
cls
echo You're in the SHORTIES sub-directory, which contains a number of smaller
echo utilities, some of which have separate documentation in files with a .DOC
echo filetype. You can read these using the MS-DOS TYPE command.
echo.
echo Here's the directory listing...
dir
echo.
echo Note that the files that make up the sound effects utility, ZAPPO,
echo are held together in a further sub-directory. From the A: prompt, you
echo can move to the ZAPPO directory with the command CD A:\SHORTIES\ZAPPO.
pause
cls
echo Here are brief details of what they do - see PCPLUS for more:
echo.
echo EC     - takes an Elite Commander file and gives you 1.6 million credits.
echo          If you can't reach Elite with that lot, perhaps you should be
echo          playing a different game! Note that an Elite Commander file only
echo          works if its Archive attribute is set OFF. EC does this for you
echo          automatically, but if you subsequently copy the file to another
echo          disk or sub-directory, the attribute will be set ON. You would
echo          then have to set it off again with the MS-DOS ATTRIB -A FILENAME
echo          command, where FILENAME is the name of the Commander file.
echo.
echo GEMDOS - provides a user-friendly shell from GEM to DOS, including the
echo          use of parameters for a DOS command. Two versions are provided,
echo          one for use from the GEMAPPS folder of a floppy in the A: drive,
echo          the other for use from the GEMAPPS folder of hard drive C:.
echo          Details in GEMDOS.DOC.
echo.
echo ZAPPO  - a pop-up sound effects program, which you can remove by resetting
echo          your PC. There are three versions of the program, one for basic
echo          XTs (XTZAPPO), one for turbo XTs like the Amstrad PCs (TXZAPPO)
echo          and one for fast ATs and 386s (ATZAPPO). The only differences are
echo          the pitch and duration of the sounds they produce.
echo.
echo TXZAPPO will be installed, with instructions, when you
pause
cd zappo
txzappo
echo.
pause
cd ..
goto menu
:F6
cd ..\
cls
:end