
%menu_eof K-9
%menu_eof
Indicates the end of a file. You can begin another file after this
command appears, or use other menu commands.
%menu_prompt prompt-text
This command specifies a text string that explains how to select
a menu option. This prompt appears at the bottom of the menu
where the user enters an option number. The prompt text can
include up to 64 characters. The default prompt text is “Enter
Number of Selection or Use Arrow Keys:”
%menu_continue continue-string
This command specifies a text string that explains how to
redisplay a menu after a command executes. The prompt text
can include up to 64 characters. The default text is
“Press <RETURN> to continue...”
%menu_top x text-string
This command specifies the menu key character that the user
types to open the top level menu. The text-string, which can
include up to 19 characters, describes the purpose of the
character. A typical entry might be %menu_top T Top of Menu
(this is the default). The key and the text appear at the bottom
of the menu.
%menu_up x text-string
This command specifies the menu key character that the user
types to open a previous menu one level up. The text-string,
which can include up to 19 characters, describes the purpose of
the character. A typical entry might be %menu_up U Up One
Level (this is the default). The key and the text appear at the
bottom of the menu.
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