═══ 1. CSETUP ═══

CSETUP is the configuration program for CASE:PM.  Using CSETUP, you can set 
where various files are stored, change the default editor to use from within 
CASE:PM, and define up to 15 tools callable from within CASE:PM. 


═══ 2. File ═══

The file action item presents a list of pulldown items as follows: 

 o Save Changes saves any changes you have made.  This includes changing your 
   CONFIG.SYS if the directory for CASE:PM has changed, as well as any 
   parameters CASE:PM uses. 

 o Exit CSETUP exits the CSETUP application. 


═══ 3. Save Changes ═══

This menu item saves any changes you have made.  The changes are stored in the 
file CASE.INI, which is read when you start CASE:PM and any time you access the 
CASE:PM action bar item Build. 

If you changed the directory where CASEPM.EXE is stored (the first menu item 
under the Directory action bar item in CSETUP), CSETUP will optionally modify 
your CONFIG.SYS file, updating your path and the CASEPM environment variable. 


═══ 4. Exit CSETUP ═══

Select this menu item to exit CSETUP. 


═══ 5. Directory ═══

Selecting this menu item allows you to change the directories that CASE:PM 
searches to find: 

 o The knowledge base (.KNB file) 

 o Dialog files (.DLG files) 

 o Icon files (.ICO files) 


═══ 6. Path to the knowledge base file ═══

Select this menu item to change where CASE:PM will find the knowledge base 
(.KNB) file used to generate code. 


═══ 7. Path to dialog box files ═══

Select this menu item to change where CASE:PM will find the dialog (.DLG) files 
used when prototyping an application. 


═══ 8. Path to icon files ═══

Select this menu item to change where CASE:PM will find the icon (.ICO) files 
used when prototyping an application. 


═══ 9. Compiler ═══

Select this menu item to change the default compiler executed when you select 
Make from the CASE:PM Build action bar item. 

You may change from the IBM C/2 default compiler to Microsoft C version 5.x or 
6.0. 


═══ 10. Change Default Compiler ═══

Select this menu item to change the default compiler executed when you select 
Make from the CASE:PM Build action bar item. 


═══ 11. Editor ═══

Select this menu item to change the default editor executed when you select 
Editor from the CASE:PM Build action bar item. 


═══ 12. Change Default Editor ═══

Selecting this menu item will allow you to change the default editor executed 
when you select Editor from the CASE:PM Build action bar item. 


═══ 13. Tools ═══

Up to 15 different programs, or tools, can be pre-defined and called from 
within CASE:PM. 

When CASE:PM initially starts, the executable for each tool is examined, and 
its icon (or a default icon if none is found) is displayed on the client area. 
To access a given tool, double-click on the appropriate icon.  If the tool has 
an accelerator key associated with it, pressing that key will also start the 
tool. 


═══ 14. Tools 1 through 5 ═══

Select this menu item to access the first 5 tools you wish to define. 


═══ 15. Tools 6 through 10 ═══

Select this menu item to access the second set of 5 tools you wish to define. 
Please be sure to fill out the tool definitions in the first tools dialog (menu 
item "Tools 1 through 5") before selecting this menu item. 


═══ 16. Tools 11 through 15 ═══

Select this menu item to access the third set of 5 tools you wish to define. 
Please be sure to fill out the tool definitions in the first two tools dialogs 
(menu items "Tools 1 through 5" and "Tools 6 through 10") before selecting this 
menu item. 


═══ 17. Path to CASE:PM ═══

Enter the drive and directory in which the CASE:PM executable files CASEPM.EXE 
and CSETUP.EXE are stored. 

If the drive and directory are changed, when you exit CSETUP you will be 
prompted to let CSETUP modify your OS/2 CONFIG.SYS file.  If you choose to do 
so, your PATH will be updated to reflect the new drive and directory, as will 
your CASEPM environment variable. 

Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or "Cancel" 
to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 18. Path to knowledge base file ═══

Enter the drive, directory and filename of the knowledge base used by CASE:PM. 

Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or "Cancel" 
to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 19. Path to dialog files ═══

Enter the drive and directory where the dialog (.DLG) files are stored. 

Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or "Cancel" 
to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 20. Path to icon files ═══

Enter the drive and directory where the icon (.ICO) files are stored. 

Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or "Cancel" 
to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 21. Change default compiler ═══

To change from the IBM C/2 default compiler select either the Microsoft C 
version 5.x or 6.0 radiobutton. 

Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or "Cancel" 
to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 22. Change default editor ═══

Enter the drive, directory and file name of the default editor you wish to run 
when you select Editor from the CASE:PM Build action bar item. 

Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or "Cancel" 
to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 23. Add or modify a tool ═══

If you are only modifying a tool's definition, simply change the appropriate 
text. 

To define a new tool, start by completing the first available tool definition 
line from the top of the dialog.  In the left box, enter the name of the tool 
as you would like to have it displayed.  If you wish to define a keyboard 
accelerator, include a tilde before the letter you wish to designate. 

In the right side edit box, enter the name of the executable file associated 
with your tool.  If the tool cannot be found along your current PATH, either 
modify your current path to include the location where the tool is stored, or 
specify the complete path of the tools' location. 

There are also two parameters that may be appended to the executable name of a 
tool: 

 o /NW  Run the application from a full-screen text window. 

 o /P  When the tool starts, prompt the user for command line parameters. 

 Select "OK" to save changes made within this dialog and dismiss it, or 
 "Cancel" to dismiss this dialog without saving any changes made. 


═══ 24. About ═══

Information about CSETUP. 

Click on "OK" to dismiss this dialog. 


═══ 25. Keys Help ═══

The list of keys is arranged in groups. 

ACCELERATOR KEYS 

 F1 
      Help 

 F3 
      Exit application. 

 HELP KEYS 

 F1 
      Get help 

 F2 
      Get extended help (from within any help window) 

 Alt+F4 
      End help 

 F9 
      Go to a list of keys (from within any help window) 

 F11 
      Go to the help index (from within any help window) 

 Esc 
      Previous Help Panel, or End help if only one panel 

 Alt+F6 
      Go to/from help and programs 

 Shift+F10 
      Get help for help 

 SYSTEM KEYS 

 Alt+F6 
      Switch to the next windowed program 

 Alt+Esc 
      Switch to the next program, including full-screen programs 

 Ctrl+Esc 
      Switch to the Task List 

 WINDOW KEYS 

 F3 
      Close a window 

 F10 
      Go to/from the action bar 

 Arrow keys 
      Move among choices 

 End 
      Go to the last choice in a pull-down 

 Esc 
      Cancel a pull-down or the system menu 

 Home 
      Go to the first choice in a pull-down 

 PgUp 
      Scroll the contents of the window up one page 

 PgDn 
      Scroll the contents of the window down one page 

 Underlined letter 
      Move among the choices on the action bar and pull-downs 

 Alt+F10 
      Go to/from the action bar 

 Alt+F4 or F3 
      Close the window 

 Alt+F5 
      Restore the window 

 Alt+F7 
      Move the window 

 Alt+F8 
      Size the window 

 Alt+F9 
      Minimize the window 

 Alt+F10 
      Maximize the window 

 Ctrl+PgDn or Shift+F8 
      Scroll the contents of the window right one page 

 Ctrl+PgUp or Shift+F7 
      Scroll the contents of the window left one page 

 Shift+Esc or Alt+Spacebar 
      Go to/from the system menu 

 Shift+Esc or Alt 
      Go to/from the system menu of a text window