MENU SPECIFICATION via CHOOSE

     CHOOSE menu text either originates on the CHOOSE command line, or in a
     file whose name is specified on the command line.

              CHOOSE *** MAIN MENU ***^Windows^WordPerfect^Backup

     Note that the CHOOSE command contained title text  (*** MAIN MENU ***)
     terminated by a carat (^) which is followed by  the text of three menu
     selections separated by carats.  Up to 17 menu selections may be used.

     A DOS command line is limited to about 125 characters which limits the
     size of the CHOOSE menu  that may be presented directly from a command
     line.   When a  CHOOSE menu  exceeds the command line capacity, simply
     place the menu text in a file and specify the file name on the command
     line.

     CHOOSE menus are displayed centered, overlaying any screen text.  That
     is, CHOOSE does not clear the screen before constructing a menu.  When
     a selection is made, CHOOSE restores the overlayed display text before
     exiting to DOS.   Therefore, use CLS (before CHOOSE) when you prefer a
     blank menu background.