$D$HYPERCODE

 How many times have you been in this situation? 

 There is a foot-thick program listing sitting ominously 
 on your desk, post-it notes sticking out everywhere.  
 Within the next 24 hours (and you'll probably use most 
 of them) you have to: 1) Figure out why it isn't 
 working correctly. 2) Come up with a solution. 3) 
 Verify the solution with a user in order to ensure that 
 it will meet their needs. 4) Implement and test the 
 fix. 

 All of the time-consuming tasks listed above and more 
 can be accomplished more quickly and effectively by 
 quickly getting to the heart of the code. 

 CASEy COBOL HyperCode is a unique utility program 
 that transforms any COBOL program into a 
 HyperText-linked OS/2 information file. 

 This provides systems development organizations with 
 a number of benefits, it: 

 o Dramatically reduces the amount of time required in 
   the discovery phase of system maintenance. 
 o Brings new programmers up to speed quickly by 
   allowing them to view examples of standardized code.  
   The popup definitions can be used to clarify obscure 
   programming commands and/or conventions. 
 o Provides programmers with the ability to more 
   quickly (and thoroughly) desk check programs before 
   intensive testing. 
 o Utilizes an organization's data dictionary to create a 
   popup definition (in the HyperCode file) for each 
   program variable or command. 
 o Acquaints systems professionals with the advantages 
   of using the PC as an analysis tool.  This can open 
   the door to utilizing many of the exceedingly powerful 
   applications including PC compilers, CASE tools and 
   client-server database applications.  HyperCode is a 
   small, but potentially very useful step in this 
   direction. 
$D$IN-FILE-RECORD
This record represents customer records downloaded from a BBS.
$D$OUT-FILE-RECORD
This record represents the customer records written to a indexed file for later use.
$D$NAME
The full name of the customer.
$D$FIRST-NAME    
The first name of the customer.
$D$MI
The middle initial of the customer.
$D$LAST-NAME   
The last name of the customer.
$D$ADDRESS
The full address of the customer.
$D$STREET-ADDRESS
The street address of the customer.
$D$CITY
The city of residence for the customer.
$D$STATE
The state of residence for the customer.
$D$ZIP
The ZIP code of the customer.
$D$COMPUSERVE-ID
The Compuserve ID for the customer.
$D$PHONE
The customer's full phone number.
$D$AREA-CODE
The customer's area code.
$D$PREFIX
The customer's phone prefix.
$D$SUFFIX
The customer's phone suffix.
