echo off
cd intro
SHOWCSF TITLE
SHOWCSF OCT1
:menu
cd ..\intro
SHOWCSF OCT2
if errorlevel 194 goto menu
if errorlevel 193 goto F7
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
cls
echo COPY AND EXPAND PORTEX FILES TO DRIVE B:
echo.
echo Put a freshly formatted disk in drive B: and press any key to
echo start. If you have not already prepared a fresh disk, or do
echo NOT want to copy and expand the files now, press [Ctrl][C]
echo and answer [Y] to return to DOS. Otherwise,
pause
cls
cd ..\portex
portex b:
echo.
echo Assuming no errors have been reported, the Portex files have
echo been successfully transferred to drive B:.
pause
goto menu
:F2
cls
echo COPY AND EXPAND FILES TO HARD DRIVE C:
echo.
echo A new sub-directory, PORTEX, will be created on drive C: and
echo the Portex files will be copied there. If you do NOT want to
echo copy and expand the files now, press [Ctrl][C] and answer [Y]
echo to return to DOS. Otherwise,
pause
cls
c:
cd\
md portex
a:
cd ..\portex
portex c:\portex
echo.
echo Assuming no errors have been reported, the Portex files have
echo been successfully transferred to C:\PORTEX.
pause
goto menu
:F3
cd ..\games
desert
goto menu
:F4
cd ..\utils
cardfile test.crd
goto menu
:F5
cd ..\utils
flopsee
goto menu
:F6
cd ..\shorties
cls
echo You're in the SHORTIES sub-directory.
echo.
echo This contains a number of smaller utilities, further details of which
echo are in the SuperDisk section of the magazine. Some may have
echo documentation in .DOC files, which you can read using the MS-DOS TYPE
echo command.
echo.
echo Here's the directory listing...
dir
echo.
pause
cls
echo Here are brief details of what they do - see PCPLUS for more:
echo.
echo CASSBOX  - This is a text file which produces a label suitable for an
echo            audio cassette-box, when printed. Read the .DOC file for more
echo            file for more details. You'll need an Epson-type printer.
echo.
echo FADE     - This is a novelty screen-fade routine to add visual spice to
echo            your batch files. More details in the .DOC file.
echo.
echo MENULINE - Another one for batch file enthusiasts. This one produces a
echo            status display line on the screen. Again, check the .DOC file.
echo.
pause
fade 1
goto menu
:F7
cd ..\
cls
:end