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T:This is the System and Menu Set-Up menu, the one that allows you to
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T:                    0) System and Menu Set-Up          
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T:  1) Standard Configuration              6) Change Existing SUPERVYZ Menus   
T:  2) Set Date and Time                   7) Edit Existing Help Files        
T:  3) Select the Serial Printer           8) Teach About Help Files (PILOT)  
T:  4) Select the Parallel Printer         9)                                 
T:  5) Create New SUPERVYZ Menus          10)                                  
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*MENU00
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 0
T:Function 0 returns to the "SUPERVYZ Function Selection" Menu.
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*MENU01
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 1
T:Function 1, "Standard Configuration", selects the standard (as you
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*MENU02
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 2
T:Function 2, "Set Date and Time", allow you to modify either or
T:both the system's date and time.  If your computer does not have
T:an internal clock/calendar, then this function provides the only
T:way you can change time or date.  You can use this function to
T:reset you computer's time or date.  If you want to leave the time
T:alone, do not enter a new time.  If you want to leave the date
T:set where it is, just skip giving a new date.  If you just want
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*MENU03
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 3
T:Function 3, "Select the Serial Printer", causes the computer to
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 4
T:Function 4, "Select the Parallel Printer", causes the computer to
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*MENU05
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 5
T:Function 5, "Create New SUPERVYZ Menus", places copies of the
T:Sample Menu and Help files into the files you specify.  These
T:files are not functional until you modify them with the "Change
T:Existing SUPERVYZ Menus" function, but they provide you with a
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T:NOTE: ANY EXISTING MENU AND HELP DATA WILL BE LOST IF YOU USE
T:AN EXISTING MENU OR HELP FILE NAME - CHECK THE VTOC AREA.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 6
T:Function 6, "Change Existing SUPERVYZ Menus", allows you to modify
T:functional or newly-created menus.  Menus consist of ten functions
T:plus the "return function" of zero and the "help function" of eleven.
T:Each function consists of a prototype command line, a default disk/user
T:selection, eight file specifications for controlling the VTOC display
T:and checking for required files, plus up to five requests for data.
T:If you want to get a printed copy of the Menu Definition screen for
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T:Associated with each Menu is a help file, like this one, which is
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 7
T:Function 7, "Edit Existing Help Files", uses the System's Editor
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 8
T:Function 8, "Teach About Help Files (PILOT)", is a tutorial Help
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T:complete syntax of PILOT is presented, along with sample error
T:conditions and coding techniques.  This is a MUST if you really
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 9
T:Function 9 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 10
T:Function 10 is available for you to set-up.
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