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Title:	Grabbag
Filename:	utils/frontends/grabbag.zip
Size:	5 KB
Date:	07/25/04
Author:	Z0l0 the WhAle
E-mail:	ultimauw@excite.com
Description:	A bunch of utilties for the Markmenu aka Doombat
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Title                   : Grabbag                        
Filename                : See below:
Requires                : Photo.bat (Doombat4.zip) available in utils/frontends
(I guess this file goes into the ultils/frontends directory :)
Game                    : all Doom games
Author                  : Z0l0 the WhAle
Email Address           : ultimauw@excite.com                        
Misc. Author Info       : ummm......
Description             : A bunch of utilties for the Markmenu aka Doombat
prog.
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These are just a bunch of utilities and stuff I found laying around on
 my hard disk which is ment to be used with the Markmenu shell.  A
 description of the files as follows:
                                
 lockupmm= Changes all of the Markmenu "function" keys, such as ) and
 - to photo mm commands, to prevent people from using the extended
 features of the menu. hit enter at dialog boxes

newrotn= a bunch of new subroutines for Markmenu that do various
 things, or change existing routines. Open and look over the file
 before using. This uses set j_)#### statements that might be in
 use by something else on your system.

setskin= set the skin you want from the command line.

nmmclrlk= Markmenu usualy clears the lok variable whenever it's loops
 back to the menu. This utilitiy prevents that

mmclrlk= This *causes* markmenu to clear the screen whenever it's
 refreshed.

png: An odd utility that converts a text address to a number address for
 use in your default web browser. Might be useful?

That's it. Oh, I make no guarantees and stuff. If these utilities don't
 work correctly, I am not responsible.

mong