Mike- I agree that I can use a low quality 320x240 menu screen to tell the user to hit a key to display a text menu. My only issue is that what if the hardware isn't VGA compatable such as a console redirect via the BIOS. Such a redirect would send text but obviously not graphics. I guess what I am asking is: Is it possible to have the show command maybe automatically run another script or give an error code if VGA display hardware isn't found? It's not really high on my priority list but I was thinking of that because my company does have some customers with headless servers. -Chris On Thu, 2 Jan 2003 01:30:44 -0600 "Michael K Ter Louw" <mterlouw@xxxxxxx> wrote: MKTL> MKTL> Hi Chris, MKTL> MKTL> > I was thinking that one would create the menu as usual but MKTL> > also include a command to display an image at the start of MKTL> > each menu page (after the original menu was displayed?). MKTL> > This image should stay visible until a key has been pressed MKTL> > or until a timed command was executed. Of course, if the PC MKTL> > hardware doesn't support displaying graphics then the menu MKTL> > should still MKTL> > be displayed. MKTL> MKTL> Like Doctor XP said, you can accomplish this using the show image MKTL> command. I think for what you are describing, you would type some MKTL> commands like this: MKTL> MKTL> secondary_menu: MKTL> MKTL> ; Show the intro graphic. MKTL> show image 2ndmenu.bsi 2ndmenu.bmp MKTL> getkey 5 ; This will show the graphic MKTL> ; until a key is pressed, MKTL> ; or for a maximum of five seconds MKTL> MKTL> ; Now display the text menu. MKTL> cls MKTL> print "1. Option 1\n" MKTL> print "2. Option 2\n" MKTL> print "3. Option 3\n" MKTL> show console MKTL> MKTL> ; Now wait for user input. MKTL> menu_input_loop: MKTL> getkey MKTL> onkey 1 goto option1 MKTL> onkey 2 goto option2 MKTL> onkey 3 goto option3 MKTL> goto menu_input_loop MKTL> MKTL> MKTL> If this isn't the feature you're referring to, please try to describe it MKTL> in greater detail. MKTL> MKTL> Mike MKTL> MKTL> ============================================================ MKTL> Boot Scriptor mailing list -- http://www.bootscriptor.org MKTL> Change your subscription options at: //www.freelists.org/list/bscript MKTL> -- Chris Selivanow 585 582-1600 Lead Technician 585 624-3465 (fax) QwicNet, Inc. http://www.qwicnet.com ============================================================ Boot Scriptor mailing list -- http://www.bootscriptor.org Change your subscription options at: //www.freelists.org/list/bscript