MENUITEM= (CONFIG.SYS Command)

                                                         Compatibility: 6.0+ 
 Purpose: Defines a selectable item in a MultiConfig Menu.

  Syntax: MENUITEM=blockName [,text]

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 blockName is the name of a block of CONFIG.SYS commands.  If the user
          selects this menu item, that block of commands will be executed
          and a CONFIG e-var will be created (CONFIG=blockName).

          blockName can be up to 70 characters long.  It may contain most
                characters except for:
            \   backslashes
            /   slashes
            ,   commas
            ;   semicolons
            =   equal signs
            [ ] square brackets

          [blockName] (the same text, enclosed in square brackets, on a line
                by itself) must appear elsewhere in the CONFIG.SYS file.  If
                it cannot be found, the menu item will not be shown in the
                menu.

     text is some text to be displayed as a menu choice.  If omitted,
          blockName itself is displayed.

          text can be up to 70 characters long; however, ASCII characters in
                the range 0-32 can cause DOS to ignore some or all of the
                text.

See Also: MultiConfig Menus
          CONFIG.SYS Commands
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