EcoMenu 2.05
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Provides a simple menuing system for selecting directories on disks and
programs withing directories.  

On each disk, put a text file '$.!DiskInfo' containing what is on the
disk, and in directories, put a text file '!DirInfo' containing what is in
that directory.  The format of each line of the '$.!DiskInfo' file is:
	directory,description
  or	pathname.filename,description
  or	pathname/filename,description
terminated with a blank line.
Eg:
	Programs,Program Area
	Games.Menu1,Games Area 1
	Printer/$.Menu,Printer Programs
	
The description can be up to 29 characters long.  The directory is the
directory selected.  If it has a filename on it, then it uses that as the
menu program for that directory, otherwise, it uses a program called
'Hello'.  If there is a '/name' part, that filename is used instead of
'Hello'.  As an example, several directories could all use the same
program to run, eg:
	Progs1/$.EcoMenu,Program Area 1
	Progs2/$.EcoMenu,Program Area 2
	Progs3/$.EcoMenu,Program Area 3

The format of each line of the '!DirInfo' file is the same, but the entry
is always a program to CHAIN. If there is no filename to run, eg:
	Progs1/,Program Area 1
then EcoMenu is re-run as the menu program.  If the first line starts with
a '$', then it points to the directory and program to run on pressing
Escape, eg:
	$^/$.Ecomenu,Description is ignored
This will go up to the parent directory, and CHAIN '$.EcoMenu'.  Also
	$^/,
will go up, and then re-run EcoMenu.

On running EcoMenu, an item is selected by moving up and down with the
cursor keys, then pressing RETURN.  Alternatively, pressing '*' will
prompt you for a username and password to log on with *I AM.

When using HADFS, if you only have one drive, then *OPT6,1 will tell HADFS
this.  You can also make keyboard link 2 to do this.

EcoMenu will work with Net, HADFS and ADFS