[Created December 30, 1993]

	Strn version 0.9.2 allows multiple menus to be combined into a
single file using "labels".  A menu ends at the end of the file, or at
the beginning of another label.  The characters " ->" are used for a
reference to a label, and ">:" to define a label.

	Here is a simple example:

begin group
"First testing menu" ->first
"Menu in another file" :otherfile/stuff ->somelabel
"Menu in a URL" URL:http://nitrous.digex.net/~caadams/foo ->widget
>:first
"Yet another label" ->yetanother
"The alt.* hierarchy" alt.*
>:yetanother
soc.culture.*
end group

	Here's what this looks like on screen:

      file> First testing menu
      file  Menu in another file
      file  Menu in a URL:

	If "First testing menu" is selected, strn will jump to the
label "first", which contains the menu:

      file  Yet another label
      list  The alt.* hierarchy

	If "Yet another label" is selected, strn will jump to the
"yetanother" label, which contains a menu of the soc.culture.* groups.

	From the top level menu, if "Menu in another file" is
selected, strn will open the :otherstuff/foo file and go to the
"somelabel" label.  If "Menu in a URL:" is selected, strn will get the
file pointed to by "URL:http://nitrous.digex.net/~caadams/foo", and
jump to the "widget" label.

	See the "Newsgroups by hierarchies" file in 0.9.2 for a more
extensive sample.
