This directory contains the Simple Shell Menu

Simple Shell Menu is a shell menuing system that needs an 'Korn like' shell
installed (/bin/ksh).  I created it because of the need to have a menu that
ran at the shell level and was modifiable WITHOUT editing shell scripts.  I
modeled it somewhat how Windows 95's 'Start Menu' works.  Options on the menu
are files with program information (PIF) in them.  Submenus are just 
subdirectories of the same.  The main menu (top level) is designated by the
file '.top' in the directory.

Run ssmenu from the testmenu directory to see the example menu.

** INSTALLATION **
1. copy ssmenu somewhere in you path. (/usr/local/bin)
2. Make sure there is a '/bin/ksh'.

To create a new menu system:

1. create a directory and 'cd' to it.
2. Run 'ssmenu -init' (creates a file named '.top') 
3. Run ssmenu from that directory.

To edit the menuing system type an 'e' and press <ENTER> at the menu prompt
and follow the directions.

** NOTE ** 
At any menu prompt you can type 'shell' and press <ENTER> to get a
shell prompt.


See the file COPYING.LIB for copying conditions.

Report bugs, fixes, sugestions, and etc. to mckee@misslink.net
