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SUMMARYThe following mouse menu messages can be found in Appendix C of the "Microsoft Mouse Programmer's Reference" published by Microsoft Press. This information applies to Microsoft Mouse menu programming on MS-DOS systems. nnnn Error(s) DetectedThis message indicates how many (nnnn) errors MAKEMENU detected while attempting to process the .DEF file.nnnn Symbol(s) UsedAfter successfully converting the .DEF file, MAKEMENU presents this message telling you how many symbols were used in the .DEF file.xxxxx Before BEGINThe first statement in your .DEF file must be a BEGIN statement. Correct the .DEF file and run MAKEMENU again.Cannot Use System Reserved Label: xxxxxOne of the labels in the .DEF file is reserved for use by MAKEMENU. Change each occurrence of the specified label in the .DEF file and run MAKEMENU again.Cannot Use System Reserved Parameter: xxxxxOne of the parameters in the .DEF file is reserved for use by MAKEMENU. Change each occurrence of the specified parameter in the .DEF file and run MAKEMENU again.Close Quote MissingA statement in the .DEF file contained an item that did not include a closing quotation mark. Correct the .DEF file and run MAKEMENU again.Conversion CompletedThe MAKEMENU utility has finished creating a loadable menu file.Error--Invalid Statement: xxxxxThe statement didn't have a label, the label didn't end with a colon (:), it had an invalid parameter, or a syntax error occurred.Error--Label Previously Used: xxxxxThe same label was used to name more than one statement.Error--Label Not Found: xxxxxA label specified for a parameter did not exist. Be sure that the statements have correct labels.Extra Colon After Label: xxxxxMAKEMENU detected an extra colon after one of the labels. You can use only one colon after a label.Illegal Function Call at Address nnnnA TYPE or an EXECUTE statement had too many parameters, a SELECT statement defined the item selection area outside the menu, or the quotation marks in a SELECT or an OPTION statement were placed incorrectly. Also, the parameters or scan codes may be invalid, and naming a menu with more than eight characters will generate this error.Invalid StatementMAKEMENU detected an invalid statement in the .DEF file.Keyboard Emulation OffThe mouse menu program is no longer running.Keyboard Emulation OnThe mouse menu program is running.xxxxx--Label Pointer Not FoundOne of the statement parameters referred to a label that did not exist in the file.Label Previously UsedYou used the same label twice in the same program.Menu InstalledYou started up a mouse menu program, and it's running.Must Run Under DOS 2.0 or LaterYou cannot use MAKEMENU with a version of MS-DOS earlier than 2.0.Name of File to Convert:You typed MAKEMENU to create a loadable mouse menu file without specifying a mouse menu filename. Type in the filename.OPTION Statement Before MENU StatementYou can use OPTION statements only within a MENU/MEND subroutine.Program Too LargeThe size of the mouse menu .DEF file will cause the resulting .MNU file to be larger than the 57K maximum.Too Many Symbols (User-Defined Labels)Your .DEF file used more than 967 symbols. (MAKEMENU allows 1,000 symbols. However, MAKEMENU used 33, so only 967 are available to the user.)Additional query words: programming error code noupd
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