echo off
cd intro
SHOWCSF TITLE
SHOWCSF FEB1
:menu
cd ..\intro
SHOWCSF FEB2
if errorlevel 195 goto menu
if errorlevel 194 goto f8
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
CD ..\GRAPHICS
cls
echo 3D Rotate requires an EGA or VGA monitor and a mouse to run. Once loaded,
echo select the MOD option from the menu down the left-hand side of the screen,
echo then Files and Load from subsequent menus. Type a filename from the displayed
echo list and press [Return]. Press [Esc] and select Graphics to return to the 
echo 3D display screen. Click on the menu options to manipulate the image.
echo     Select Quit from the display menu to leave the program and return to 
echo the SuperDisk menu.
echo.
echo If you copy the 3D Rotate files to another disk or directory, you should
echo start the program by typing 3DROTATE, followed by the path to the directory
echo where you are storing the datafiles and the name of a default datafile, the
echo two separated by a space. Read the documentation file 3DROTATE.DOC for details.
echo.
pause
3DROTATE A:\GRAPHICS CUBE
goto menu
:f2
CD ..\GAMES
cls
echo Hellfire can be run on a VGA, EGA or CGA colour display as it stands, or on
echo a Hercules monochrome display if the CGA2 emulator, supplied on the June
echo 1989 SuperDisk, is run first.
echo     Press [Q] from the main menu to leave the game and return to the 
echo SuperDisk menu.
echo.
pause
HELLFIRE
goto menu
:f3
CD ..\GAMES
cls
echo Plebs can be run on a VGA, EGA or CGA colour display as it stands, or on
echo a Hercules monochrome display if the CGA2 emulator, supplied on the June
echo 1989 SuperDisk, is run first.
echo     Press [Esc] from the main menu to leave the game and return to the 
echo SuperDisk menu.
echo.
pause
PLEBS
goto menu
:f4
CD ..\UTILS
cls
echo To transfer and decompress the Codes files to a floppy disk, make sure
echo the SuperDisk is in drive A: and a freshly formatted floppy is in drive B:.
echo If you haven't one to hand, leave this program now by pressing [Ctrl][C]
echo and answering [Y] to the prompt, and prepare one.
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 Codes 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 transfer process. 
echo.
echo Press [Return] to start the transfer.
pause > nul
CODES B:
echo.
echo Assuming no errors have been reported during the decompression process,
echo the necessary Codes files have now been transferred to the disk in drive B:.
echo.
echo To run the Codes program, return to the DOS prompt and put the disk you've
echo just created into drive A:. Type CODES followed by a place name or STD code.
echo.
pause
goto menu
:f5
CD ..\UTILS
cls
echo A new sub-directory, CODES, will be created on drive C: and the Codes
echo files will be copied there. 
echo.
echo If you do NOT want to transfer and decompress the files now, press 
echo [Ctrl][C] and answer [Y] to the prompt to return to DOS.
echo.
echo Press [Return] to start the transfer.
pause > nul
C:
CD \
MD CODES
A:
CODES C:\CODES
echo.
echo Assuming no errors have been reported during the decompression process,
echo the necessary Codes files have now been transferred to the C:\CODES
echo sub-directory.
echo.
echo To run the Codes program, return to the DOS prompt and move to the
echo CODES directory of drive C:. Type CODES, followed by a place name or STD code.
echo.
pause
goto menu
:f6
CD ..\UTILS
cls
echo The FlexiBak files should be copied to a separate floppy before being used
echo to back up ypur own files. By all means have a look at the program now,
echo though.
echo     Select Exit from the DOS menu, press [Return] and then [Esc] to leave
echo the program and return to the SuperDisk menu.
echo.
pause
FLEXIBAK
CD \UTILS
goto menu
:f7
CD ..\SHORTIES
cls
echo You're in the SHORTIES sub-directory.
echo.
echo This contains a number of smaller utilities, further details of which are
echo in the SuperDisk section of PC PLUS. Some may have documentation in .DOC
echo files, which you can read using the MS-DOS TYPE 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 FLASH     - is a device driver which sets up a RAM disk on your PC using
echo             video memory normally reserved for graphics. If you main use
echo             is for text, though, you can gain up to 70K on PC 1512 and up
echo             to 112K on an EGA or VGA machine. See PC PLUS for installation
echo             details.
echo.
echo ERLVLTEST - is useful for all batch file authors. It lets you store an
echo             Errorlevel in an environment variable, so you can use it at
echo             a later stage in your program. See the ERLVLTEST.DOC file for
echo             further details.
echo.
echo LOSE64K   - This little assembler program removes 64K from the memory map
echo             of a PC. Run it twice and it's ideal for testing if a program
echo             run on a 640K machine will also run in 512K.
echo.
echo COLDBOOT  - This equally tiny routine performs a cold reset. This is useful
echo             if you need to reset a PC from within a batch file, for instance.
echo.
pause
goto menu
:f8
cd \
cls