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SUBMENU--Example
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SUBMENU──Example
The following CONFIG.SYS file defines a main startup menu and one submenu:
[menu]
menuitem base_config,Base configuration only
menuitem full_config,Normal configuration
submenu netmenu, Normal configuration with network
[netmenu]
menuitem lanman, Start Microsoft LAN Manager
menuitem vines, Start Banyan VINES
[base_config]
dos=high
device=c:\dos\himem
[full_config]
include=base_config
dos=umb
device=c:\dos\emm386 ram
device=c:\dos\ramdrive.sys 512
[lanman]
include=full_config
rem Commands for Microsoft LAN Manager would go here.
[vines]
include=full_config
rem Commands for Banyan VINES would go here
This CONFIG.SYS file provides a choice of four configurations: a basic
configuration (base_config), a full configuration (full_config), and two
network configurations. Both network configurations include all the commands
in the full configuration; the lanman configuration runs Microsoft LAN
Manager and the vines configuration runs Banyan VINES network software. To
choose a network configuration, the user first selects item 3, "Normal
configuration with network," from the main menu. MS-DOS then displays the
network choices on the submenu.
When MS-DOS starts, it displays the following menu:
MS-DOS Startup Menu
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1. Base configuration only
2. Normal configuration
3. Normal configuration with network
Enter a choice: 1
If item 3 is selected, MS-DOS displays the following menu instead:
MS-DOS Startup Menu
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1. Start Microsoft LAN Manager
2. Start Banyan VINES
Enter a choice: 1
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