        Up to the label END,LOGON is matching. If it gets none
        it will not access.  You could add a line, as you will
        soon learn, which would display:ACCESS DENIED! To con-
        tinue, LOGON then jumps to>>:END, which, in this case,
        is the next line. (These moves are called JUMPS. This
        last jump could be deleted or you could add text [See
        ECHO.HLP or REM.HLP]).

        >>LOGON.BAT ILLUSTRATES IMPORTANT CONCEPTS SO LET'S CHART IT:
       
                                 LOGON ME (ME INSERTED)
                                    |      (3):ME(LABEL)(THEN DO)
        (IS)IF % 1(ME) = = YOU < < (1)        |                /
        | (JUMP BECAUSE ANSWER IS NO)         |              /
        (2)(IS)IF % 1(ME) = = ME GOTO ME(LABEL)   _________/
                                                  |
                           COMMANDS LISTED } { (4)CD\ME
                           UNDER LABEL :ME } { (5)TYPE MEMENU.DOC
        (7):END(RET.TO CURR.DRIVE) < <(JUMP)< <(6)GOTO END(LABEL)

        These are not easy concepts to comprehend, especially 
        if you do not have>>ANY<<batch processing experience!
       WE ASSURE YOU, WHEN YOU FINISH THIS DISK YOU WILL KNOW!
