1=You can click the right mouse button on the tape for a pop-up menu of available actions, like "Reuse Number"?
2=You can change a number in the tape by double-clicking on it (causing the tape to recalculate as needed)?
3=You can change the characters used for the decimal point and the thousands separator by using the "International" icon in the Windows Control Panel?
4=You can change the visible length of the tape by resizing the TenKey window (just drag the window frame to the desired length)?
5=You can use any TenKey function at any time, even if the associated button is not displayed (just press the corresponding keyboard equivalent)?
6=When you use the "Configure | Save Settings" menu option, Judy's TenKey saves the window position and starts it in the same position every time thereafter?
7=You can insert a line anywhere on the tape? Highlight the line immediately below where you want to add the new line and press the <Insert> key. Now edit the new line to give it the values you want.
8=You can configure Judy's TenKey so it doesn't ask you if you want to save the tape when you exit. Select the "Configure | Components | Tape" menu option, then choose "Ignore" for the "Exit Behavior"? Remember to save your configuration.
9=You can set Judy's TenKey to stay on top of other windows so that you can always get at it for a quick calculation (select "Configure | Always On Top")? You may want to iconify it to keep it as unobtrusive as possible.
10=You can replace the default Windows calculator so that other applications call Judy's TenKey instead? Search the help system for "Replacing Windows Calculator".
11=You can configure Judy's TenKey to run off a shared file server, yet still allow users to customize their own personal configurations? See "Networks" in the help system.
12=You can change the number of decimal places shown on the tape by using the "Configure | Decimals | Number" menu option?
13=You can print a subset of the tape? Highlight the lines you want, select the "File | Print" menu option, activate the "Selected" radio button, and press the <Print> button.
14=Judy's TenKey attempts to filter out non-essential information you paste into the tape, so, for example, you can directly manipulate numbers in a word processing document without first stripping out the text?
15=Registered users receive a 32-bit version of the program, for optimal Windows NT or Windows '95 performance?
16=After you have performed financial calculations, you can edit the numbers directly on the tape if you wish to make a change?
17=You can delete lines from the tape? Highlight the lines you wish to remove and press the <Delete> key. Your tape will be recalculated as needed.
18=Pressing the <Escape> key or the <Clear> button starts a completely new calculation? It places an invisible break in the tape.
19=You can set Judy's TenKey to always show dollars and cents? Use the "Configure | Decimals | Number" menu option and select "2".
20=You can set Judy's TenKey to automatically insert the decimal point? Use the "Configure | Decimals | Number" menu to set the number of decimal digits you want, then set the "Configure | Decimals | Auto Insert" menu option.
21=In RPN syntax, you can place as many numbers on the stack as you want?
22=You can use a number on the tape in a new calculation without retyping it? Click the right mouse button on the number and select the "Reuse Number" menu option from the pop-up menu.
23=You can change the operator on a tape line (from a '+' to a '-', for example)? Double-click on the operator you wish to change and type the new operator.
24=You can actually EDIT the entry line? Click the left mouse button where you wish to place the cursor (for example, to insert a missing digit).
25=You can use the "Edit | Special | Copy Only Numbers" menu option to place just a column of numbers on the clipboard (leaving off the operators)?
26=Using the <Ctrl+C> keyboard shortcut for the "Edit | Copy" menu option will copy the number in the entry line if no tape lines are highlighted?
27=You can count the number of tape lines you have highlighted by pressing the <Cnt> button?
28=You can deselect all tape lines by pressing <Ctrl+D>?
29=You can clear the tape by pressing <Ctrl+C>?
30=Judy's TenKey will display negative numbers in red by using the "Configure | Red Negatives" menu option?
31=Judy's TenKey remembers the last directory you used and automatically sets the file dialogs to that directory?
32=Judy's TenKey supports both the old and the new standard keyboard shortcuts for clipboard operations (for example, <Ctrl+C> or <Ctrl+Insert> for copy)?
33=Registered users get a free CountDown program?
34=Judy's TenKey can calculate the money you will need to retire? Use the <Fund> button.
35=You can place the current subtotal in the tape by pressing the <s> key?
36=Judy's TenKey can calculate the expected future value of your investments? Use the <Inv> button.
37=You can clear the entry line by pressing the <CE> button or the <Shift+Backspace> key?
38=Judy's TenKey can calculate the present value of a future sum of money? Use the <Dflt> button.
39=You can use Judy's TenKey to calculate the payments on a loan? Use the <Pmt> button.
40=Judy's TenKey can calculate statistics like "Average" and "Deviation" on highlighted tape entries?
41=Judy's TenKey uses special processing to achieve superior results? Try using the default Windows calculator to subtract "750.35 - 750.30".
42=If you wish to move Judy's TenKey to a new directory, see "files, program" in the help system.
43=Although Judy's TenKey allows you to use the standard memory functions, you can consider tape itself as a visible collection of memory registers? See "Quick Num" in the help system.
44=You can set Judy's TenKey to start up where you left off? Set the tape exit behavior to "Always Save", and use the Program Manager to pass the name of your standard tape file on the command line.
45=You can change a positive number in the entry line to a negative number by pressing the <~> key?
46=In tenkey syntax, you can use the special '-%' operator to calculate a discount? See "tenkey syntax" in the help system.
47=All memory functions use a capital letter keyboard shortcut? <S> for store, <R> for recall, <C> for clear, and <A> for add.
48=You can get technical help by sending email to CompuServe account 70574,2247?
49=You can calculate the reciprocal of a number by pressing the <r> key? The reciprocal of 3 is 1/3.
50=You can enter a percent by typing the number and the pressing the <%> or the <p> key?
51=All statistics buttons use lower case shortcut keys? <a> for average, <c> for count, <m> for sum, <d> for deviation, and <u> for use.
52=In "tenkey" syntax, you can keep adding the same number by repeatedly pressing the <+> key?
