              REPEATING BATCH FILE FOR YOUR REFERENCE
                  1) IF %1 = = YOU GOTO YOU
                  2) IF %1 = = ME GOTO ME
                  3) GOTO END
                  4) :YOU
                  5) CD\YOU    [this sub-directory would have to exist]
                  6) TYPE YOUMENU.DOC   [so would this file]
                  7) GOTO END
                  8) :ME
                  9) CD\ME    [same as line #5]
                 10) TYPE MEMENU.DOC [same as line #6]
                 11) GOTO END
                 12) :END
        From line1 LOGON"sees":YOU.The batch processing file jumps 
        directly to:YOU,ignoring all the lines in between, and be-
        moving through the rest of the file lines. Follow the cmds
        after :YOU; DOS changes directories (CD\) as requested  to
        subdirectory YOU and uses TYPE to display the file on CRT.
        The next line says GOTO END.  DOS "looks" for the label>>>
        :END.  This will cause execution to jump over the next few
        lines, which pertain to ME,and go to the end of LOGON.BAT.
        When ME logs on, a different sequence occurs. The charting
        of LOGON on the next page should show you what happens.
