-> The more gates you fill in, the more discriminating the hunt through the
   records will be.  If you leave the gates in their default conditions, ALL
   of today's events involving ALL employees and ALL projects will be reported.
-> Hunts for projects and events may be made on the basis of partial entries.
   For instance, if you wished to find all events involving the "Smith-1" and
   "Smith-2" projects, you would need to enter only "Smith" at item A.  All
   envents tied to projects whose names contained the character string "Smith"
   would be shown to you.  Included among the events reported might also those
   involving the "J. Smith" and "Blacksmith" projects.
-> Remember, any gate that is left blank will be considered to be open, allow-
   ing ANY record to pass through.
-> If you don't want deadlines reported to you, make gate F "NO" by pressing
   the F key.  If you press the F key again, you'll change it back to "YES".
   The same principle applies to appointments, trips, etc. (gates G..L).
-> The type of report produced depends upon how you have set Gate O, which al-
   lows you to toggle among "Standard", "Full Screen Edit", "Time Scheduled",
   and "Printed Calendar", "Printed Daily Schedule", and "Event Chart".
-> To send a report to the printer attached to a specific port, press the num-
   ber (1, 2, or 3) of the port.  To send the report to a disk file named
   TEXT.MX, press ALT-F.
-> To reset all the hunt gates to their default settings, press ^R.
-> To begin the hunt (report generation), press <ÄÙ.  When you do, you'll be
   shown ALL events for everyone (unless Gate C has been filled in).  To show
   only those events COMMON to all, press ^C, instead of <ÄÙ.
