INTRODUCTION TO BATCH MENUING via CHOOSE

  CHOOSE provides  an  easy to use,  yet powerful,  means of  menu  controlled
  branching within the AUTOEXEC or other BATCH stream.

  A system administrator  can use CHOOSE to organize a complex DOS environment
  so that users of the system may run programs under the proper directories by
  simply making menu selections  --  that is, without an understanding, or the
  keying, of long input strings, e.g., CD\DOCS\BUSINESS\SALES ...

  This text is being displayed as a result of a "TYPE MM_INT.SDX" command that
  has been executed  from the  batch file  MENU.BAT  as a result of making the
  first selection on the main menu.

  A significant difference between this  demonstration batch file  and a batch
  file that you might create to streamline and organize actual productive work
  is that this batch file executes commands like "TYPE" and "DIR" where your's
  might  change drives and directories,  copy files,  download fonts,  and run
  programs such as Windows, WordPerfect and 1-2-3.