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Menu Management is the system by which options can be linked together
[LOCKS] can be applied to any option, to prohibit access to individual users.
There are also several other ways of [RESTRICTING] access to the system.
[HELP FRAMES] can be accessed with the option name prefaced by a '?'.
These frames provide extended information on how to use options.
Menu Management provides ways of [SETTING UP] the tree structures, assigning
keys to users, restricting access to options, providing help text for
options, [INQUIRING] to the options, [CROSS-REFERENCING] the options, and
and made accessible to users. A hierarchical structure is set up which
[DIAGRAMING] menus.
allows the user to gain access to different functions in the system by
progressing thru a tree.
Every user has a [PRIMARY MENU] option. This is the top level in the tree.
Users may also have one or more [SECONDARY MENU] options. These are options
specifically assigned to an individual user which can be accessed at any time.
The [XUCOMMAND] menu is accessible to all users at any time.
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