MENU 
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Description:
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This program is a self-loading machine language program, buried in a basic program, that creates an improved menu screen for ReMem.

The basic program is a special one, it must reside in memory as the first basic program.  There is a loader included in the program that takes care of this.

The features of importance for Remem are
* ReMem status bar in top right corner to indicate mode, current map and Rampac status
* file size data is displayed for M100/T102
* file KILL feature for M100/T102
* JUMP feature to allow quick jumping between maps
* INIT feature to allow a map's ram areas to be initialized
* NAME feature to allow easy file name changing
* (soon to be completed) file copy map to map - MCOPY


Laptop models:
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M100, T102, T200


Usage:
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Load and run the basic program. 

Using LDMAP.BA and MAP100.CO to create default maps is recommended.

The program runs through a loader function, at which point the file is moved to low-memory.

Re-run MENU.BA.  The menu program will be installed.

Once installed, it is invisible.  When you exit MENU, it reappears.

In V 1.4, MENU is not altered by the loader, so it can always be copied and reused.


ReMem firmware release:
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compatible with release 4 firmware only


Comments:
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This program manipulates the hooks table, and as such may be incompatible with some software.  Notably, this software is not compatible with ROM2/Cleuseau, so alternate utilities must be used wherever ROM2/Cleuseau rom is required.  This is not an issue in T200 as MENU can be run in one bank, while ROM2/Cleuseau can be run in the other.

MENU.BA could be used in map 1 only as a rule possibly, leaving individual maps to be run as original machines.

Please let me know what software you find that is incompatible.

V1.1 - contains a bug fix for incorrect map number display.
V1.2 - contains a bug fix in the jump routine, and now it remains visible after installation.
V1.3 - some bug fix, don't recall
V1.4 - changed map numbers to range from 1 to 8.  This will be the standard going forward.


Incompatible software list:
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ROM2/Cleuseau  (hooks table interferes)
POWER DOS (competing lowmem software)