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Choice

Purpose: A 32-bit alternative to CHOICE.COM, with added features. Author: Walt Pattinson License: Freeware Download: Choice.zip (38K) CHOICE.EXE is a 32-bit clone of CHOICE.COM. It adds the ability to display a multi-line text file as a menu, and to accept the Enter and Esc keys as choices.
CHOICE clone for 32bit, V1.5 -- from WildeWare                               
                                                                           
Waits for the user to choose one of a set of choices.                      
                                                                           
CHOICE  [/C[:]choices]  [/N]  [/S]  [/T[:]c,nn]  [/F[:]file]  [text]       
                                                                           
  /C[:]choices Specifies allowable keys. Default is YN              
  /N           Do not display choices and ? at end of prompt string.       
  /S           Treat choice keys as case sensitive.                        
  /T[:]c,nn    Default choice to c after nn seconds                        
  text         Prompt string to display                                    
                                                                           
ERRORLEVEL is set to offset of key user presses in choices.                
                                                                           
Extensions to original:                                                    
  /??          Additional information on File, Prompt and Choices.         
  /?X          Examples                                                    
  /E           Enable ENTER and ESC keys to Exit                    
                    will exit with ERRORLEVEL 0.            
                    will exit with ERRORLEVEL 255.              
  /F[:]file    Specify a Text File for choices and multi-line prompt.      
                   Layout:                                                 
                   First line: Default /C values.                          
                               /C after /F will override file defaults     
                   Remainder:  The multiline prompt to display             
               File contents are optional                                  
                                                                           
If /F and  are both used, both prompts will be displayed.            
If switches conflict, the last switch will override all previous values.

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