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A computer is a simple device. It does simple tasks. It just does them very fast and accurately. Computers don't even know basic things like how to write letters on the screen or how to read the keyboard. These are programs that the computer runs. Someone had to program your computer to do even the simplest of tasks.
As you learn to use MarxMenu start with the simple menus. The SAMPLE.MNU is a very easy program. Study it and understand how it works. Make a copy of it and begin by changing a single selection to run one of your programs.
Once you have changed one selection, change several more. Now MarxMenu is running your programs, and you have made it work. Then try something new. Add more selections. Change the size and position of the box to fit your needs.
Take the time to play with it. Try new commands. Build up your menu. Be artistic. The more you work with it, the more you will learn.
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