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.TOPIC: Contents Welcome to HyperCat! You may be a product producer who is seeking a way to create and distribute a catalog-on-a-disk. You could be a writer, dreaming of publishing your own data through the electronic world of BBS's and the Internet. Perhaps you represent an organization that needs to distribute statistics or technical data on floppy disks or maybe you produce a monthly newsletter that you would like to distribute electronically. All of these projects and more are ideal for HyperCat! HyperCat offers powerful and sophisticated capabilities while remaining easy to setup and use. Almost everyone has something they are good at. If you're like most people you've come to be good at or know a lot about something. Odds are that somewhere, someone would be willing to pay for your expertise. Hobbies or job training may have endowed you with a marketable product and HyperCat can make it easy to publish! Do you collect: trains, baseball cards, beer cans, barbi dolls, music, antiques, china, guns, bugs, comic books, tanks, ceramics, stamps, rocks, leaves, coins, photographs, records, tapes, CD's, art, plants, movies, books, magazines, memorabilia of any kind or anything else! Do you know about: cats, birds, gerbils, any kind of animal, diesel engines, getting a pilot's license, preparing for college exams, macrame, origami, fishing, hunting, computers, home repair, refinishing, beer making, cooking, applying for loans, selling anything, boating, mountain climbing, sports, childrens games, childrens songs, paper airplanes, origami, wine making, gardening, insurance buying, ice cream recipes, earth- quakes, the weather, guitars, piano tuning, the teaching, playing, or history of music, archery, scouting, travel locations, photography, motorcycles, flowers, martial arts, racing, soap box racing, little league, teaching, home security, criminolgy, Star Trek, space, astronomy, drawing, reptiles, farming, jewelry, and on and on and on... Anything you're good at can become a great source of satisfaction and a potential source of income. Once your knowledge is organized and you have a distribution media, you have a product. With HyperCat your Information becomes powerful and sophisticated. HyperCat Features HyperCat is available as shareware for use in multiple projects. It can be used to create disk based catalogs, author books or even act as a "front end menu" to multiple programs and CD-ROMs. HyperCat can be used as a distribution medium for almost any kind of data. A data compatible Windows version is under developement as well. * HyperCat setup is completely menu driven. Every feature, option, and menu item is a point and click operation. * Royalty free "run-time" allows you to distribute as many copies of your application as you please. * Complete online "context sensitive help" for both the application you distribute and the HyperCat Setup program. * HyperCat maintains a "Topical Search". This means you can display a list of every topic within a hypertext file and jump to it at any time. HyperCat also has a "Word/Phrase" search that allows you to scan the entire file for any characters. * HyperCat has been designed to detect and operate from CD-ROMs. It will automatically save and retrieve configurations to and from a hard disk, invisible to the user. There are also special features available for CD-ROM publishers. (Note: CD-ROM publishers require special licensing.) * HyperCat has the option to execute programs and batch files from within menu choices and from hypertext jumps imbedded in text files. * HyperCat hypertext files are surprisingly easy to create. A very simple system is used to turn regular text files into powerful, interactive hypertext. * When executing external programs from within HyperCat you have the option of having HyperCat remove itself from memory leaving only a 4k placemarker. HyperCat will automatically use EMS memory. If EMS memory is not available HyperCat will test every available drive until disk space is found. It will use drive A: or B: as a last resort. * Catalogs can have an fully customizable, interactive order form. Users can fill out name and address info once then reuse the order form again and again. * HyperCat supports international date formats and currency characters. * Default colors can be set and the user can optionally be given the ability to change them. * HyperCat can attach "sound effects" to various actions. Sound effects come in both serious and fun catagories. * "BookMarks" can be placed in any file in any position. Users can return to bookmarked positons at any time. * HyperCat can support multiple projects. This allows you to create monthly news letters or multiple issues of a product. Anytime more than one project exists HyperCat will prompt the user to choose. * When supporting multiple projects, HyperCat will maintain individual setups, user configurations and order forms for each project. * You have the option of making your data exportable to or protected from the user. When disabled, the copy function does not appear as a choice. * You have the option of having an "opening screen". The opening is a scrollable text window that can appear once when the program is first started or can be configured to appear along side the main menu. * Opening screens and menus automatically size to fit available screen space. * Menus can be positioned on the left, right or center of the screen. * Hypertext .HYP files can be compressed to conserve disk space, prevent access and increase access speeds. * HyperCat maintains a "history" of "jumps" made. At any time you can return to any position you have visitied within the document. You can also display and choose from a list of every topic available within the document. * The HyperCat Setup program maintains all projects. When a project is ready for distribution it will scan all menus and hypertext files for the different parts, including graphics and external programs then "compile" them all into a floppy disk or directory. HyperCat employs many more features and capabilities. The best way to find them out is to create an application and see just how simple it can be. HyperCat includes a "Getting Started" tutorial in the online help of the HCS (HyperCat Setup) program. .TOPIC: Samples of Document Publishing HyperCat's freeform style makes it ideal as an authoring system for numerous types of text and data. Whether you are publishing a book, instruction manual, linked look-up data, corporate statistics, tutorials, trouble-shooting databases, news letters, how-to books and knowledgebases, cookbooks, study guides, and almost any kind of text or data imaginable, Hypercat makes electronic publishing easy!. Because HyperCat allows easy creation of menus and links, data can be organized and easily accessable. Even material that is updated monthly or quarterly is automatically integrated into a users existing system. Books and Information CookBooks and Crafts Instruction Manual Corporate Statistics Tutorials .TOPIC: Corporate Statistics Spreadsheets and statistics display nicely in the HyperCat environ- ment. HyperCat allows you to scroll left and right when information exceeds the limits of the screen making it perfect for wide spreadsheets. Don't forget that related information can be linked at any point and bookmarks can be placed anywhere. Users also have the option to cut and paste any or all of the data to the clipboard to be collected and printed later. 1992 Computer Configuration Statistics 1993 Computer Configuration Statistics 1994 Computer Configuration Statistics .TOPIC: 1992 Computer Configuration Statistics 1992 COMPUTER CONFIGURATION STATISTICS Computer Total CPU FPP Proces- Clock FP Pro- RAM Disk Operating sor MHz cessor MB MB System Acer 1100 3094 1070 949 80386 16 80387 3 110 ISC 2.0 Acer 1100 1240 655 111 80386 16 None 2 40 MS-DOS 3.3 Acer 1173 12052 4390 4625 80486 33 80486 6 180 SCO 3.2V.0 Compaq SLT/386s20 3617 1191 988 80386SX 20 80387SX 6 60 MS-DOS 4.01 Compaq Systempro 386-840 9312 2715 2519 80386 33 80387 12 4x240 SCO/MP Compaq Systempro 386-840 6160 2206 1746 2x80386 33 80387 12 4x210 MS-DOS 4.01 Compaq Systempro 386-840 5440 1860 1483 2x80386 33 80387 12 4x210 OS/2 1.1 Compaq Systempro 486-840 17108 6557 5715 80486 33 80486 10 4x240 SCO3.2v2/MPX Mobius PWS-433 16335 4614 6871 80486 33 Wtk 4167 12 170 ISC 2.2 Mobius PWS-433 15023 4634 5291 80486 33 80486 12 170 ISC 2.2 Motorola 8420 23634 6306 7847 88100 25 88100 16 500 V88 R3.2.3 NCR 3445 Multiuser System 53926 8845 6021 80486 33 80486 48 600 NCR Unix V.4 NCR Model 3170 Safari SSL/25 1568 645 114 80386SL 25 None 2 80 MS-DOS 5.0 NCR PC/486MC 10714 3848 4275 80486 25 80486 8 200 ISC 1.06 NCR PC/486MC 9574 3454 3567 80486 25 80486 2 100 PharLap NCR PC/486MC 8605 2955 2899 80486 25 80486 2 100 MS-DOS 4.01 NCR Tower 32/400 3121 1053 676 68020 16.7 68881 4 620 NCR 2.01 NCR Tower 32/400 1625 940 122 68020 16.7 None 4 110 NCR 1.3.1 NCR Tower 32/450 4814 1591 1160 68020 25 68882 8 620 NCR 2.01 NCR Tower 32/450 2257 1096 141 68020 25 None 8 320 NCR 2.01 Tektronix 4317 3475 995 656 68020 16.7 68881 8 140 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix 4319 4114 1201 675 68020 20 68881 12 170 UTEK 1.3 Tektronix 4336 4953 1644 829 68020 20 68881 8 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix 4336 3092 1160 356 68020 20 None 8 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix XD88/10 16111 4371 5645 88000 20 88000 24 300 UTEK 3.2 Tektronix XD88/30 17235 4961 5943 88000 20 88000 16 600 UTEK 3.2 .TOPIC: 1993 Computer Configuration Statistics 1993 COMPUTER CONFIGURATION STATISTICS Computer Total CPU FPP Proces- Clock FP Pro- RAM Disk Operating sor MHz cessor MB MB System Acer 1100 3094 1070 949 80386 16 80387 3 110 ISC 2.0 Acer 1100 1240 655 111 80386 16 None 2 40 MS-DOS 3.3 Acer 1173 12052 4390 4625 80486 33 80486 6 180 SCO 3.2V.0 Acer 1173 9829 3523 4105 80486 33 80486 4 60 MS-DOS 5.0 ALR 25386 3917 1570 893 80386 25 80387 6 150 SCO 2.2.3 ALR 25386 2192 1630 42 80386 25 None 6 150 SCO 2.2.3 ALR 33/386 8504 2516 2412 80386 33 80387 8 300 SCO 3.2 IBM PS/2 Model 70-E61 2318 802 538 80386 16 80387 4 60 SCO 2.2.3 IBM PS/2 Model 80-071 4353 961 2015 80386 16 Cyrix 4 70 AIX 1.1 IBM PS/2 Model 80-071 3724 961 1366 80386 16 80387 4 70 AIX 1.1 IBM PS/2 Model 80-071 2440 810 799 80386 16 80387 2 70 MS-DOS 3.3 IBM PS/2 Model 80-071 2338 799 563 80386 16 80387 2 70 SCO 2.2.3 Tektronix 4317 3475 995 656 68020 16.7 68881 8 140 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix 4319 4114 1201 675 68020 20 68881 12 170 UTEK 1.3 Tektronix 4336 4953 1644 829 68020 20 68881 8 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix 4336 3092 1160 356 68020 20 None 8 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix XD88/10 16111 4371 5645 88000 20 88000 24 300 UTEK 3.2 Tektronix XD88/30 17235 4961 5943 88000 20 88000 16 600 UTEK 3.2 .TOPIC: 1994 Computer Configuration Statistics 1994 COMPUTER CONFIGURATION STATISTICS Computer Total CPU FPP Proces- Clock FP Pro- RAM Disk Operating sor MHz cessor MB MB System Altos 486 Series 5000 12953 4049 4296 80486 25 80486 32 440 UNIX V1.02 Apollo DN 10000 54768 6763 7958 RISC - Custom 128 720 A SR 10.1 Apollo DN 3000 2469 914 512 68020 12.5 68881 2 70 Aegis 9.2 Compaq Deskpro 386/25 5495 1721 1609 80386 25 80387 4 112 MP 3.0e Compaq Deskpro 386/25 5037 1755 1050 80386 25 80387 4 110 SCO 2.3.2 Compaq Deskpro 386/25 4983 1568 1472 80386 25 80387 4 112 MS-DOS 3.3 Compaq Deskpro 386/25 2667 1301 194 80386 25 None 4 112 MS-DOS 3.3 DECstation 5000/120 PXG 20039 4980 8233 R3000 20 R3010 24 207 Ultrix 4.2 DECstation 5000/125 24464 5466 10093 R3000 25 R3010 24 420 Ultrix 4.2 DECstation 5000PXG Turbo 26456 7164 10417 R3000 25 R3010 24 665 Ultrix 4.1 DECsystem 5400 17175 4465 8147 R3000 20 R3010 16 400 Ultrix 2.0 Dell 320N+ 3124 982 813 80386SX 20 80387SX 4 80 MS-DOS 5.0 Dell 320N+ 1770 806 118 80386SX 20 None 4 80 MS-DOS 5.0 Dell 486P/20 9437 3293 3247 80486SX 20 80387 6 180 SCO 3.2V.0 HP 9000/730-1.6MB Disk Buffer 54870 19379 24137 PA RISC 66.7 PA RISC 16 425 HPUX 8.05 HP 9000/735 CRX 189845 31950 61716 PA RISC 99 PA RISC 32 1000 HPUX 9.01 HP 9000/835 22329 3962 5242 RISC - Custom 24 320 HPUX 5B Huyndai Elite 425S Mod 486S 9527 3484 3241 80486SX 25 80487 4 160 MS-DOS 5.0 Huyndai Elite 425S Mod 486S 5142 2916 352 80486SX 25 None 4 160 MS-DOS 5.0 IBM PC & PC/XT 357 95 98 8088 4.77 8087 0.64 20 MS-DOS 3.3 IBM RT PC Model 125 4828 1113 1680 RISC - AFPA 4 70 AIX 2.1 IBM RT PC Model 135 7296 2293 1567 RISC - AFPA 16 314 AIX 2.2.1 Solbourne 4/602 15738 3087 2855 SPARC 16 Weitek 32 327 Sun 4.0 Solbourne 5/602 38777 7151 8250 SPARC 33 Weitek 32 327 MP 4.0D Sun SPARCstation 10 Model 41 70890 21058 29336 SPARC 40 SPARC 32 1200 Sun 4.1.3 Sun SPARCstation LX 46166 8539 13235 SPARC 50 SPARC 32 424 Solaris 2.1 Tadpole SPARCbook 25231 4080 6152 SPARC 25 SPARC 32 120 Solaris 1.0.1 Tadpole SPARCbook-PC Emul. 2513 945 357 SPARC 25 SPARC 32 120 Solaris/SoftPC Tandy 4000 1675 807 252 80386 16 80287-10 2 40 MS-DOS 3.3 Tektronix 4336 3092 1160 356 68020 20 None 8 UTEK R2.4 Tektronix XD88/10 16111 4371 5645 88000 20 88000 24 300 UTEK 3.2 Tektronix XD88/30 17235 4961 5943 88000 20 88000 16 600 UTEK 3.2 .TOPIC: CookBooks and Crafts A excellent use of HyperCat would be to publish cookbooks and "How-to" craft books. CookBook How to do it .TOPIC: How To Do It How To Do It Before beginning you should assemble all the necessary equipment together. After all the materials are in one place you can begin. Start by placing the first component in the correct position. Make sure it is securely fastened. Next, assure that all the correct connections are made. You can accomplish this by connecting each one to the position is was designed for. Repeat this procedure for each component. After the first component is correctly connected you may begin the secondary task of adding the necessary devices for accurate operation. Each device should be attached and activated. It is very important that this step of the construction be done correctly as a mistake in this area could have dire consequences. Repeat this process for each device to complete the operation. Before operation can begin a test must be performed to see if the newly assembled parts are functioning properly. After testing you can begin operation with the confidence that your safety is well assured. Government instructions... .TOPIC: CookBook HyperCat is especially good for cookbook type data. You can create a glossary of terms then embed the links through out the recipes. You can easily create multiple categories as well. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Really Fine Food CookBook ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- APPLE SOY MARINADE 2-1/2 c. apple juice 2 garlic cloves, crushed 1/2 c. soy sauce 1 lg. chopped onion 1/4 c. oil 1/2 t. ginger 3 bay leaves 1/4 t. pepper Combine, add meat and chill 12 to 24 hours before cooking. Makes enough for 4-5 pound roast or brisket. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- APRICOT CREME 1-1/2 c. dried apricots, 1 T. unflavored gelatin diced and cooked 1/4 c. water 2/3 c. sugar, divided 2 eggs, beaten 1/4 c. apricot brandy 1/8 t. salt 2 c. cooked rice 1 c. heavy cream, whipped 2 c. milk, divided 1/2 c. chopped nuts Marinate apricots and brandy and 1/3 cup sugar for 1 hour. Cook rice, 1-1/2 cups milk and remaining sugar until thick and creamy. Soften gelatin in water and add rice mixture. Blend eggs with remaining milk, add salt, and stir into rice mixture. Cook over low heat for 2-3 minutes while stirring. Cool and fold in whipped cream, apricots and marinade. Top with nuts. Makes 6 servings at 447 calories each. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHILI CON QUESO DIP 1 T. butter pinch cumin 4 oz. chopped green chilies 1 c. canned chopped tomatoes 1/2 c. chopped onion 1/2 lb. shredded jack cheese 1 t. minced garlic 3 oz. cream cheese 1/4 t. pepper 1 T. chopped cilantro Microwave margarine on high for 30 seconds. Add next 5 ingredients, cover with plastic wrap (leaving vent) and microwave on high for 2 minutes. Add tomatoes and cook 2 minutes. Add cheese and cook 1 minute. Stir and cook 1 minute. Stir in cilantro. Serve with tortilla chips. Makes 2-1/2 cups, 35 calories per tablespoon. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- And on and on... Don't forget that you can subset and categorize your data by creating additional menu choices or by creating links within the document. .TOPIC: Cloves CLOVES A dried flower bud of a tree of the myrtle family, used as a spice. .TOPIC: Ginger GINGER The pungent, spicy root stock of a tropical plant, used in medicine and cookery. .TOPIC: Apricots APRICOTS A yellow fruit of a tree similar to a small peach. .TOPIC: Cumin CUMIN An annual of the parsley family, it's seeds used as a condiment. .TOPIC: Instruction Manual The HyperCat Setup program uses hypertext for it's online help system. You can invoke it from the pull down menu or by clicking a Help button. Try it to see how easy it is to create a tutorial, help system combination. You can edit the HyperCat Setup help system by editing the HCSHELP.HYP file. .TOPIC: Tutorials Tutorials can have many features including hypertext links to an online glossary, multiple chapters, graphics, examples and more! The HyperCat Setup program uses hypertext for it's online help system. You can invoke it from the pull down menu or by clicking a Help button. The help system begins with a "getting started" tutorial. You can sample and change the HyperCat Setup help system by editing the HCSHELP.HYP file. .TOPIC: Books and Information Text and data of any kind are what HyperCat is made for! Aesop's Fables Miscellaneous Texts .TOPIC: Miscellaneous Texts No matter what you're trying to publish HyperCat makes it easy! U.S. Constitution Waste Water Treatment Photography GIF Standards .TOPIC: GIF Standards This could be any kind of technical data... or any kind of data at all. G I F (tm) Graphics Interchange Format (tm) A standard defining a mechanism for the storage and transmission of raster-based graphics information (c) CompuServe Incorporated, 1987 All rights reserved While this document is copyrighted, the information contained within is made available for use in computer software without royalties, or licensing restrictions. GIF and 'Graphics Interchange Format' are trademarks of CompuServe, Incorporated. an H&R Block Company 5000 Arlington Centre Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43220 (614) 457-8600 Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) Specification Table of Contents INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 3 GENERAL FILE FORMAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 3 GIF SIGNATURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 4 SCREEN DESCRIPTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 4 GLOBAL COLOR MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 5 IMAGE DESCRIPTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 6 LOCAL COLOR MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 RASTER DATA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 GIF TERMINATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 8 GIF EXTENSION BLOCKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 8 APPENDIX A - GLOSSARY . . . . . . . . . . . . page 9 APPENDIX B - INTERACTIVE SEQUENCES . . . . . . page 10 APPENDIX C - IMAGE PACKAGING & COMPRESSION . . page 12 APPENDIX D - MULTIPLE IMAGE PROCESSING . . . . page 15 INTRODUCTION 'GIF' (tm) is CompuServe's standard for defining generalized color raster images. This 'Graphics Interchange Format' (tm) allows high-quality, high-resolution graphics to be displayed on a variety of graphics hardware and is intended as an exchange and display mechanism for graphics images. The image format described in this document is designed to support current and future image technology and will in addition serve as a basis for future CompuServe graphics products. The main focus of this document is to provide the technical information necessary for a programmer to implement GIF encoders and decoders. As such, some assumptions are made as to terminology relavent to graphics and programming in general. The first section of this document describes the GIF data format and its components and applies to all GIF decoders, either as standalone programs or as part of a communications package. Appendix B is a section relavent to decoders that are part of a communications software package and describes the protocol requirements for entering and exiting GIF mode, and responding to host interrogations. A glossary in Appendix A defines some of the terminology used in this document. Appendix C gives a detailed explanation of how the graphics image itself is packaged as a series of data bytes. Graphics Interchange Format Data Definition GENERAL FILE FORMAT +-----------------------+ | +-------------------+ | | | GIF Signature | | | +-------------------+ | | +-------------------+ | | | Screen Descriptor | | | +-------------------+ | | +-------------------+ | | | Global Color Map | | | +-------------------+ | . . . . . . | +-------------------+ | ---+ | | Image Descriptor | | | | +-------------------+ | | | +-------------------+ | | | | Local Color Map | | |- Repeated 1 to n times | +-------------------+ | | | +-------------------+ | | | | Raster Data | | | | +-------------------+ | ---+ . . . . . . |- GIF Terminator -| +-----------------------+ GIF SIGNATURE The following GIF Signature identifies the data following as a valid GIF image stream. It consists of the following six characters: G I F 8 7 a And on and on... .TOPIC: Photography LENSES - WHAT ARE THEY? The lens is the eye of the camera and, like our own eyes, can have problems in seeing the surrounding world. We who use cameras and lenses manipulate our instruments in a great many ways to give visual interpretation to that which we want to make as a statement for others to see. The major tool for our use in making this interpretation is the eye of the camera - the lens. You can use telephoto lenses to reach out to a distant object and bring it in close. With a wide angle lens we can expand our horizons to encompass, sometimes, more than our own eye can see at one time. A macro lens will allow us to see objects in greater detail through a closer look than we can see with our eyes, and much more objectively. Many photographers talk about the perspective that they get when using certain lenses. It is a fact that perspective is not a factor of the lens being used but is directly related to your viewpoint and distance from the subject. If you photograph a scene from the same point of view with different lenses, you will find that the perspective will remain the same no matter And so on... .TOPIC: Waste Water Treatment Flocculation, Precipitation & Dewatering CONTENTS 1. Water treatment - Page 3 2. Chemical conditioning - Page 4 3. Sedimentation - Page 10 4. Dewatering - Page 11 5. Consistency and accuracy - Page 13 6. Field testing - Page 14 7. Trouble shooting - Page 17 8. Safety - Page 19 9. Summary - Page 20 10. Glossary - Page 21 11. Index - Page 26 The portion we will be primarily concerned with is waste water from metal finishing operations. It is used to clean, cool, treat and finish products that we manufacture. As the water is used in the various processes, it picks up natural and unnatural contaminants or "pollutants". Natural contaminants are usually minerals such as calcium and magnesium (these are the primary components of "hard" water). Unnatural contaminants can be any one of, or combination of, substances such as alkalis or acids, oil, bacteria, metallic particles, paint particles, etc. In order to maintain a greatly needed natural resource, the Clean Water Act, as well as other Federal and local laws have been enacted. These essentially require you to remove contaminants from the waste stream, if they exist in quantities above prescribed limitations. Removal usually can be accomplished in a variety of ways. The method we will address is the most commonly used in Industry today. It is also the oldest known technique for water purification. It is known as clarification. The clarification process incorporates coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation and usually dewatering. Each is a distinct process. If conditions adversely affect any one of the three steps, the results will be less than desired. There could be a lot more here too... .TOPIC: U.S. Constitution THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES Preamble We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. Article I Section 1. All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives. Section 2. [1] The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second Year by the People of the several States, and the Electors in each State shall have the Qualifications requisite for Electors of the most numerous Branch of the State Legislature. [2] No Person shall be a Representative who shall not have attained to the Age of twenty five Years, and been seven Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State in which he shall be chosen. [3] Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those There's a lot more... .TOPIC: Aesop's Fables Aesop's Fables Translated by George Fyler Townsend The Bat and the Weasels The Boy Hunting Locusts The Ass and the Grasshopper The Cock and the Jewel The Lion and the Mouse The Kingdom of the Lion The Charcoal-Burner and the Fuller The Wolf and the Crane .TOPIC: The Bat and the Weasels The Bat and the Weasels A BAT who fell upon the ground and was caught by a Weasel pleaded to be spared his life. The Weasel refused, saying that he was by nature the enemy of all birds. The Bat assured him that he was not a bird, but a mouse, and thus was set free. Shortly afterwards the Bat again fell to the ground and was caught by another Weasel, whom he likewise entreated not to eat him. The Weasel said that he had a special hostility to mice. The Bat assured him that he was not a mouse, but a bat, and thus a second time escaped. It is wise to turn circumstances to good account. .TOPIC: The Ass and the Grasshopper The Ass and the Grasshopper AN ASS having heard some Grasshoppers chirping, was highly enchanted; and, desiring to possess the same charms of melody, demanded what sort of food they lived on to give them such beautiful voices. They replied, "The dew." The Ass resolved that he would live only upon dew, and in a short time died of hunger. .TOPIC: The Lion and the Mouse The Lion and the Mouse A LION was awakened from sleep by a Mouse running over his face. Rising up angrily, he caught him and was about to kill him, when the Mouse piteously entreated, saying: "If you would only spare my life, I would be sure to repay your kindness." The Lion laughed and let him go. It happened shortly after this that the Lion was caught by some hunters, who bound him by strong ropes to the ground. The Mouse, recognizing his roar, came and gnawed the rope with his teeth, and set him free, exclaiming... "You ridiculed the idea of my ever being able to help you, expecting to receive from me any repayment of your favor; I now you know that it is possible for even a Mouse to con benefits on a Lion." .TOPIC: The Charcoal-Burner and the Fuller The Charcoal-Burner and the Fuller A CHARCOAL-BURNER carried on his trade in his own house. One day he met a friend, a Fuller, and entreated him to come and live with him, saying that they should be far better neighbors and that their housekeeping expenses would be lessened. The Fuller replied, "The arrangement is impossible as far as I am concerned, for whatever I should whiten, you would immediately blacken again with your charcoal." Like will draw like. .TOPIC: The Boy Hunting Locusts The Boy Hunting Locusts A BOY was hunting for locusts. He had caught a goodly number, when he saw a Scorpion, and mistaking him for a locust, reached out his hand to take him. The Scorpion, showing his sting, said: If you had but touched me, my friend, you would have lost me, and all your locusts too!" .TOPIC: The Cock and the Jewel The Cock and the Jewel A COCK, scratching for food for himself and his hens, found a precious stone and exclaimed: "If your owner had found thee, and not I, he would have taken thee up, and have set thee in thy first estate; but I have found thee for no purpose. I would rather have one barleycorn than all the jewels in the world." .TOPIC: The Kingdom of the Lion The Kingdom of the Lion THE BEASTS of the field and forest had a Lion as their king. He was neither wrathful, cruel, nor tyrannical, but just and gentle as a king could be. During his reign he made a royal proclamation for a general assembly of all the birds and beasts, and drew up conditions for a universal league, in which the Wolf and the Lamb, the Panther and the Kid, the Tiger and the Stag, the Dog and the Hare, should live together in perfect peace and amity. The Hare said, "Oh, how I have longed to see this day, in which the weak shall take their place with impunity by the side of the strong." And after the Hare said this, he ran for his life. .TOPIC: The Wolf and the Crane The Wolf and the Crane A WOLF who had a bone stuck in his throat hired a Crane, for a large sum, to put her head into his mouth and draw out the bone. When the Crane had extracted the bone and demanded the promised payment, the Wolf, grinning and grinding his teeth, exclaimed: "Why, you have surely already had a sufficient recompense, in having been permitted to draw out your head in safety from the mouth and jaws of a wolf." In serving the wicked, expect no reward, and be thankful if you escape injury for your pains. .TOPIC: Hypertext Catalog Samples Hypertext Catalog Samples HyperCat offers many different styles for presenting catalog infor- mation. It also offers a variety of methods for invoking the order form. The interactive order form is totally customizable and very flexible. When creating a catalog feel free to use your imagination. Computer Store Shareware Catalog Travel Agency .TOPIC: Travel Agency North Side Travel Agency (Where vacationing is an adventure) North Side Travel Agency prides itself on providing the most exciting and unique travel destinations in the world. For up to date air fair pricing and hotel discounts give us a call. #877 5 nights 6 days in Guatamala for two $2265.00 For those seeking adventure we provide air fair and luxury accomodations for TWO at the Do Drop Inn in sunny Guatamala. Balmy days and clear sky nights, jungle tours to some of the deepest areas of this remote and unspoiled land. #543 3 nights 4 days for two at Gator Creek Florida $1595.00 If you're fast on your feet and enjoy a challenge we have got vacation resort of a lifetime. Gator Creek offers live action day and night. Unique local cuisine, swamps, abundant wildlife, fishing and unlimited challenge. .TOPIC: Shareware Catalog Welcome to the DataMountain Shareware Library! DataMountain offers only the latest editions of the very best shareware available. Our library of over 3000 programs guarentees you'll find something that fills your needs or suits your fancy. We offer a money back guarentee and free technical support! We accept Visa, MasterCard, personal checks and CASH! We'll ship your disks using any carrier you're willing to pay for! For instructions press the TAB key and press ENTER or use the mouse to click on Using this catalog Select Categories About Shareware Using DOS/Shareware .TOPIC: Using this catalog Using the main hypertext screen. Hypertext is the name given text files that contain "jumps" or "links" to related parts of the document. Anytime you see text enclosed by the characters you are looking at a hypertext jump. Sometimes hypertext jumps will execute other programs or display graphics. By pressing the TAB key to reach the jump, then pressing ENTER or by clicking the jump with the mouse cursor, you can move to another part of the document. At any point you can return back to the area you just left by clicking the BACK key. At the bottom of the hypertext screen are several "buttons". These features can be activated by clicking the button with the mouse or by pressing the hilited letter. EXIT - The Exit button closes the main hypertext screen and returns you to the previous menu. CONT - The Contents button "jumps" to the Contents portion of the document you are currently viewing. All hypertext documents have a Contents much the same as a book. FIND - The find feature allows you to locate any word or phrase within the hypertext file. You can repeat the search to locate additional occurrences. SRCH - The Search button displays a list of every hypertext jump within the document, even those not listed in the Contents. BACK - You can use the Back button to return from a hypertext jump. No matter where you move to in the document the Back button or B key will always return to the previous position. HIST - The History button displays a list of each position in the document you have visited. At any point you can return to any place you have been by selecting it from the list. COPY - The Copy button will appear only if the material you are viewing is available for copying. If it appears you may select it to display a copy window. From the copy window you can use the mouse or SHIFT ARROW keys to block text to copy to the clipboard. From the Option Screen you can print anything that has been copied to the clipboard to a printer or a text file. MARK - The Mark button is used to save your position anywhere in any document. This allows you to "mark" places of interest then return to them any time, even on another day. Click the Help button when the Mark window is displayed for more information. .TOPIC: Using DOS/Shareware This could be a help file for new users... .TOPIC: About Shareware Shareware is software marketed on a "Try before you buy" basis. The price per disk that Shareware distributors charge is a distribution fee and not the price of the software. Shareware authors have agreed to allow vendors like us to recover expenses for copying, packaging, and maintaining a shareware library. This allows you to obtain software programs at incredibly low prices to try, then pay the registration price for them only if they suit your needs. The idea is that after a reasonable trial period, if you find the programs to be of use, you are expected to send the author the registration fee. Registration entitles you to various rights and benefits. These range from the legal (and moral) right to continue using the software. In addition many shareware authors offer printed documentation and/or higher levels of service and support. Unlike Public Domain software, which is free to everyone with no fees asked for or expected, shareware programs exist because the authors expect and deserve the registration support from people who use their programs. So that's Shareware. If you like it, support it! .TOPIC: Select Categories Use the mouse or TAB and ENTER keys to select a category. To add an item to the order form click it's number or press TAB until it's hilited then press ENTER. Note: For this demo only the Accounting/Business category contains valid data. Windows Programs will jump to another topic. Accounting/Business Educational Aviation/Boating/Weather Educational Games Cataloging Games Arcade Computer/DOS help Games VGA/EGA Database Applications Games Simulators Database Informational Home Management Desktop Publishing Windows Programs The catalog you create could be and include anything you choose. Many disk vendors also sell CD-ROMs and hardware. This type of catalog makes an excellent medium for multiple products because it is easy to use and easy to copy and share. .TOPIC: Accounting/Business This is just one example of a long description. You could include any information you choose. Note that you must have a product number and a price on the same line to invoke the order form correctly. #327 FAST BUCKS 5.07-B - (*****) $3.00 Superb money management software. Completely menu driven, automatically creates/updates data files, supports 25 of each account (checking, savings, charge, cash), budgets and more! Rqs, 296k, 2 floppy drives or HD. ASP #329 PURCHASE ORDER SYSTEM - (****) $3.00 Easy to use program. Purchase order database. Supports input of any printer codes, print transactions by account #, purchase order #, or vendor. Select outstanding accounts, browse, edit, delete, print with ease. Nice program. #334 HOME BUDGET MANAGER 4.31 - (****) $3.00 Money management using 4 "Money Groups". Income, expenses, assets and liabilities. Does checkbook, ledger, reports (printed/screen), create your own chart of accounts. Program supplies quick/easy way to organize your account. Rqs, 320k. ASP #350 TIME & MONEY V1.5 - (***) $3.00 A simple monitoring and planning program for controlling home finances. Compatible with any IBM PC (including PC jr. and AT), requires 128k ram. You could just as easily create a catalog using short descriptions. #322 POWER 123 - Lotus Worksheets. $3.00 #327 FAST BUCKS 5.07-B - Money Management. 1.44 disk only. $5.00 #329 PURCHASE ORDER SYSTEM - Purchase order system $3.00 #334 HOME BUDGET MANAGER 4.31 - Home Budget Manager $3.00 #350 TIME & MONEY V1.5 - Money Management. $3.00 #372 ORGANIZER FOR LOTUS 123 (TM - Track and retrieve Lotus files $3.00 #525 CASHTRAC 6.08 - Money Management Software. 1 of 2 Disk $3.00 #526 CASHTRAC 6.08 - Money Management Software. 2 of 2 Disk $3.00 #737 SOAR - Accounting Software 1 of 2 Disk $3.00 #738 SOAR - Accounting Software 2 of 2 Disk $3.00 .TOPIC: Aviation/Boating/Weather This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Cataloging This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Computer/DOS help This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Database Applications This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Database Informational This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Desktop Publishing This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Educational This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Educational Games This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Games Arcade This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Games VGA/EGA This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Games Simulators This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Home Management This would just be more of the same... .TOPIC: Windows Games This would be the Windows Games section... .TOPIC: Windows Applications This would be the Windows Applications section... .TOPIC: Windows Programs Choose from our vast selection of Windows Programs. Windows Games Windows Applications Etc... .TOPIC: Computer Store Welcome to Computer WonderLand's Catalog-On-Disk! (Prices Current through May 25th 1995) No matter what kind of system or component you're looking you are sure to find the highest quality at the best price at Computer WonderLand. Remember that all our systems carry a 30 Day "No questions asked" return policy and a full 3 years parts and labor warranty. Complete Systems Build Your Own System Software and CD-ROMS Accessories .TOPIC: Accessories #123AC Mitsumi CD-ROM 150kb 300 mil sec $79.00 #231AC 230w P/S Full Tower case $59.00 #342AC Sound Blaster $79.00 #242AC 14" Packard Bell monitor $179.00 #792AC Multi I/O 2S 1P 1G $19.00 #362AC Panasonic Printer 1124 $179.00 #992AC MicroSoft mouse $39.00 #942AC Hayes Fax/Modem 14.4 $99.00 #842AC Mustek Scanner 400 dpi 64 gray scale $94.00 .TOPIC: Software and CD-ROMS Software #232SW Word Perfect for Windows 6.0 $395.00 #131SW Word Perfect for DOS 6.0 $295.00 #432SW CorelDraw 5.0 $375.00 #543SW Lotus 123 4.0 $259.00 #643SW Print Shop 2.0 $25.00 CD-ROMS #543CD World Atlas 4.0 MPC $19.00 #524CD Game Master A+ $15.00 #512CD Education Master A+ $15.00 #454CD 7th Guest $40.00 #582CD 20th Century Almanac $14.00 .TOPIC: Build Your Own System Mother Boards #323BS PENTIUM/66 VL-Bus 256k cache Overdrive ready $975.00 #223BS 486DX4/100 VL-Bus 128k cache $755.00 #222BS 486DX2/66 VL-Bus 128k cache $755.00 #221BS 486DX2/50 VL-Bus 128k cache $655.00 #220BS 486DX/33 VL-Bus 128k cache $455.00 #219BS 486SX/33 64k cache $235.00 #218BS 386DX/40 64k cache $140.00 Monitors #2342M ADI MicroScan 2E 14" 800x600 ni .28mm $200.00 #2341M ADI MicroScan 3E+ 14" 1024x768 ni .28mm $320.00 #2340M CTX 14" 800x600 .28mm $249.00 #2339M CTX 14" 1024x768 .28mm $269.00 #2338M CTX 15" 1024x768 .28mm Low radiation $369.00 #2337M CTX 17" 1024x768 .25mm Digital $699.00 #2336M Sony CPD15SF1 15" 1280x1024 .25mm Low radiation $439.00 Video Cards #1235V ATI Graphics Wonder Mach32 1mb ISA/VLB $153.00 #1234V ATI Graphics Ultra+ 2mb ISA $199.00 #1233V ATI Graphics Ultra Pro 2mb ISA/VLB $270.00 #1232V Diamond Speedstar Pro 1mb ISA/VLB $109.00 #1231V Diamond Stealth Pro 2mb ISA/VLB $299.00 .TOPIC: Complete Systems #4232CS 486DX2 66 VL-Bus 128k cache $1995.00 Complete system includes 15" CTX .28 dot pitch monitor, ATI Graphics Wonder 1mb local bus video, 1.44m and 1.2m floppy drives, 1 parallel port, 2 serial ports, 1 game port, 101 key enhanced keyboard, 8mb RAM, Microsoft mouse, Microsoft Windows 3.1, Microsoft DOS 6.2 Order 486DX2 66 VL-Bus 128k cache system #4232CS #4231CS 486DX 50 VL-Bus 128k cache $1695.00 Complete system includes 14" CTX .28 dot pitch monitor, ATI Graphics Wonder 1mb local bus video, 1.44m and 1.2m floppy drives, 1 parallel port, 2 serial ports, 1 game port, 101 key enhanced keyboard, 8mb RAM, Microsoft mouse, Microsoft Windows 3.1, Microsoft DOS 6.2 Order 486DX 50 VL-Bus 128k cache system #4231CS #4230CS 486DX 25 128k cache $1295.00 Complete system includes 14" CTX .28 dot pitch monitor, ATI Graphics Wonder 1mb video, 1.44m and 1.2m floppy drives, 1 parallel port, 2 serial ports, 1 game port, 101 key enhanced keyboard, 8mb RAM, Microsoft mouse, Microsoft Windows 3.1, Microsoft DOS 6.2 Order 486DX 25 128k cache system #4230CS .TOPIC: Link Keyword Commands Link Keyword Commands Using "keywords" inside a hypertext link will cause HyperCat to perform additional tasks instead of jumping to a linked topic. To invoke the order form: #2345 486 DX/50 Local Bus VGA 8 meg RAM 540 meg HD $675.95 The [#] as the first character is the keyword. HyperCat scans the line for pricing and description information. #1123 5.25 High Density Floppy Disks Box of 10 $4.95 Order #1123 Order 3.5 High Density disks #1123 Here the word Order as the first word is the keyword. HyperCat scans the document backwards to match the number to find the pricing and description information. To run an external program or batch file: DEMO.BAT STREAK.EXE COMMAND.COM Run COMMAND Any filename with a BAT, EXE, or COM extension will be executed. Any filename preceded by the RUN command will be executed. When executing large programs you have the option of swapping HyperCat out of memory. (Type EXIT to return from COMMAND.COM.) To display a PCX graphic file: GRAPHIC.PCX Show Graphic Fig: Graphic Figure: Graphic Any filename with a PCX extension will be displayed. Any filename preceded by the Show command will be displayed.