
When adding or removing a user mode, you are warned that the
process cannot be interrupted without causing problems with the
user mode data base.  If either one of these processes is
interrupted (due to power failure etc.), you may fix the menu
system and user data base by invoking this command.


The File Fix will allow you to rebuild the menu structure for the
current number of user modes.  The File Fix will blank out all
the user mode information by reading the menu information, and
re-writing this information without individual user mode
information.  The disables and passwording will be erased.

Selecting this option will present you with the following
question:

This command will erase all user mode related menu information.
Are you sure that you want to continue? (Y/N) < >

This is a warning of the deletions that are to be performed to
insure that this selection is what you really want to do.  If you
wish to continue with the File Fix then respond with a "Y" to
this prompt.  Once you have indicated that you wish to proceed,
the following prompt is displayed:

You must be the only user in the entire application to use this command.
Are you sure that you want to continue? (Y/N) < >

This message is to ensure that there is not a sharing violation
and to allow for a successful rebuild of the menu files.  If you
are the only one in the system then respond "Y" to the prompt to
continue.  If you selected to continue, then the following
warning message and prompt is displayed in case this process is
interrupted.

If this process is interrupted the menu structure may be damaged.  You must have
the files "*.mnu" and "usermode.*" located in "\oe\system\"
backed up.  Are you sure that you want to continue? (Y/N) < >

This message warns of the problems should this process be
interrupted.  If the machine is turned off, or rebooted, or any
other interruption occurs, you will have to restore your menus
from a backup.  If you have a valid backup copy and you wish to
continue then enter "Y", otherwise enter "N" to abort the
procedure.   After running this routine, you will have to do the
disables for the different user modes again.

