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1 | 'A' will put you in the ADD RECORD | EDIT | FALSE |
2 | mode, although instead of blank data, | | FALSE |
3 | adding here will repeat data from the | | FALSE |
4 | record currently marked with the arrow. | | FALSE |
5 | | | FALSE |
6 | 'D' will prompt you to either DELETE | | FALSE |
7 | the currently marked record, OR, if | | FALSE |
8 | already marked for deletion, you will | | FALSE |
9 | be asked if you want to UN-DELETE this | | FALSE |
10 | record. Deletes are marked with an '*' | | FALSE |
11 | | | FALSE |
12 | Remember, This only "marks" the record | | FALSE |
13 | Remove permanently using Maintenance. | | FALSE |
14 | 'E' to EDIT the current record. | | TRUE |
15 | | | FALSE |
16 | If you searched for your record using | | FALSE |
17 | GENERAL Search (one of the fields | | FALSE |
18 | other than LAST NAME or RECORD #), | | FALSE |
19 | you can 'Continue' to seek more | | FALSE |
20 | matching records by entering 'C'. | | FALSE |
21 | | | FALSE |
22 | ALSO, if you precede your search data | | FALSE |
23 | with a ? (eg. ?444), you can find a | | FALSE |
24 | record with '444' anywhere in that | | FALSE |
25 | field, not just at the beginning. | | FALSE |
26 | (ONLY for character type fields) | | FALSE |
27 | 'L' will print a 'QuickLabel' for you | | TRUE |
28 | using a simple label format. You will | | FALSE |
29 | define horizontal/vertical positions, | | FALSE |
30 | and rows to skip afterwards allowing | | FALSE |
31 | enough rows to 'eject' a postcard (?) | | FALSE |
32 | | | FALSE |
33 | 'P'eek is a screen allowing you to | | FALSE |
34 | review record data, and access F6 | | FALSE |
35 | memo capability at the same time. | | FALSE |
36 | | | FALSE |
37 | 'O' will call the Flexi-SORT prompt | | TRUE |
38 | which will allow you to define the | | FALSE |
39 | order of the records in this Browse | | FALSE |
40 | list. | | FALSE |
41 | | | FALSE |
42 | 'S' will call Flexi-SELECT which will | | FALSE |
43 | allow you to define which records you | | FALSE |
44 | see in this Browse list. | | FALSE |
45 | NOTE: Flexi-Select will slow screen | | FALSE |
46 | response time in large files. | | FALSE |
47 | 'R' will produce the Search/Replace | | TRUE |
48 | prompt from which you can REPLACE | | FALSE |
49 | data in any field, - FOR ALL RECORDS | | FALSE |
50 | CURRENTLY SELECTED!!! Make sure that | | FALSE |
51 | you have used Flexi-Select FIRST if | | FALSE |
52 | you do not want to change the ENTIRE | | FALSE |
53 | FILE!!! (entire file is default) | | FALSE |
54 | | | FALSE |
55 | 'T' will print a single letter on | | FALSE |
56 | SOME B&B Systems. | | FALSE |
57 | 'F4' provides PHONE call | | TRUE |
58 | capability. It access a MODEM | | FALSE |
59 | attached to the COM port. Modem | | FALSE |
60 | will dial number of the currently | | FALSE |
61 | selected record. You pick up phone | | FALSE |
62 | attached to outlet of modem and talk. | | FALSE |
63 | | | FALSE |
64 | 'F6' produces word processing screen | | FALSE |
65 | where you add 'extra notes' for a | | FALSE |
66 | record. maximum lines=50 but can be | | FALSE |
67 | changed in Options (Maint. Menu) | | FALSE |
68 | (AVAILABLE ON SOME B&B SYSTEMS) | | TRUE |
69 | | | FALSE |
70 | 'F7' provides a quick way to edit | | FALSE |
71 | data in ACTION1 and DATE1, while | | FALSE |
72 | moving current data to ACTION2, etc. | | FALSE |
73 | | | FALSE |
74 | 'F8' will ADD a record to the | | FALSE |
75 | Scheduling System, containing DATE1, | | FALSE |
76 | and ACTION1, First/Last Names in | | FALSE |
77 | the comments field. | | FALSE |
78 | Enter "A" and you will see a list of | FIELD | FALSE |
79 | data fields. Use arrow keys to hi-lit | | FALSE |
80 | the desired field, <Enter> to select. | | FALSE |
81 | | | FALSE |
82 | Use "E" to edit the line currently | | FALSE |
83 | highlighted. But be careful, it is | | FALSE |
84 | recommended to delete/add instead. | | FALSE |
85 | But in Flexi-Select, you can add extra | | FALSE |
86 | parentheses for more precise Boolean | | FALSE |
87 | record selection. For example: | | FALSE |
88 | zip=55.or.zip=44.and.name=SMITH | | FALSE |
89 | --DOES NOT SELECT THE SAME RECORDS AS-- | | FALSE |
90 | (zip=55.or.zip=44).and.name=SMITH | | FALSE |
91 | (Below is for FLEXI-SELECT Only): | | TRUE |
92 | OPERATOR - Choose Equal, Not Equal, | | FALSE |
93 | Less Than, etc. as your "test". | | FALSE |
94 | | | FALSE |
95 | VALUE - Enter a value to test for. | | FALSE |
96 | like, Last Name(LN)='Smith', | | FALSE |
97 | or Zip Code(Z)='11100'. | | FALSE |
98 | | | FALSE |
99 | CONNECTOR - Choose Quit, or add | | FALSE |
100 | more conditions (AND/OR), like: | | FALSE |
101 | Last Name=?? AND Zip code=?? | | FALSE |
102 | | | FALSE |
103 | 'PgUp/Dn' will display each of 10 | LABEL | FALSE |
104 | possible formats. | | FALSE |
105 | | | FALSE |
106 | 'A' will get you in the Add mode. | | FALSE |
107 | After selecting the desired line, Enter | | FALSE |
108 | 'A' again to display the field names | | FALSE |
109 | and allow you to select fields to add | | FALSE |
110 | to that label line. | | FALSE |
111 | | | FALSE |
112 | 'E'dit to change the set-up values | | FALSE |
113 | (multiple boxes) or make changes | | FALSE |
114 | directly to the label layout. | | FALSE |
115 | EDIT continued | | TRUE |
116 | (When adding text, make sure it has | | FALSE |
117 | single quotes and '+' separates fields/ | | FALSE |
118 | text) If unsure, use 'A' to add fields. | | FALSE |
119 | | | FALSE |
120 | To insert blanks, put the SPACE(#) | | FALSE |
121 | command into the line. For commas, | | FALSE |
122 | insert in quotes. (eg. c+',' will | | FALSE |
123 | print, the city and a comma). | | FALSE |
124 | | | FALSE |
125 | 'C' will COUNT labels to be printed. | | FALSE |
126 | 'ENTER' or 'RETURN' will run the | | TRUE |
127 | displayed label. | | FALSE |
128 | | | FALSE |
129 | NOTE: in addition to fields, and | | FALSE |
130 | text, you CAN insert Printer Control | | FALSE |
131 | Commands in either blank lines, or | | FALSE |
132 | at the start of lines with data. | | FALSE |
133 | See your printer manual for the | | FALSE |
134 | DECIMAL CODES to control certain | | FALSE |
135 | functions. Enter CHR(printer code). | | FALSE |
136 | Use '+' to connect multiples. | | FALSE |
137 | The DESCRIPTION area is for your use. | SELE | FALSE |
138 | You can use it to identify the label | | FALSE |
139 | type (3 across - Avery), sort type, or | | FALSE |
140 | any other information that identifies | | FALSE |
141 | the selections on this particular page. | | FALSE |
142 | | | FALSE |
143 | You have up to 10 pages that will hold | | FALSE |
144 | a variety of sorts/record selections. | | FALSE |
145 | For example, Page #2 may have the same | | FALSE |
146 | sort,etc. as Page #1, but you may have | | FALSE |
147 | defined Page #2 output to the screen, | | FALSE |
148 | instead of the printer. Or, just edit | | FALSE |
149 | Page #1 each time and change output. | | FALSE |
150 | FLEXI-SORT allows sorting on any fields | | TRUE |
151 | | | FALSE |
152 | To change, add, or verify a sort, 'E'= | | FALSE |
153 | Edit option boxes and Enter 'Y' in the | | FALSE |
154 | sort box to see all previously defined | | FALSE |
155 | sorts. Then you can Add/Delete or | | FALSE |
156 | select a different sort. Sample sort: | | FALSE |
157 | LAST NAME within ZIP CODE within STATE. | | FALSE |
158 | | | FALSE |
159 | N will use the default sort, LAST NAME. | | FALSE |
160 | Entering a # (1-20) will execute that | | FALSE |
161 | sort #. Definitions saved in ?SORT.MEM | | FALSE |
162 | SELECT records | | TRUE |
163 | FLEXI-SELECT allows you to 'pick' | | FALSE |
164 | certain records from the data file. | | FALSE |
165 | | | FALSE |
166 | Entering Y will present you with a | | FALSE |
167 | list of previously defined Selections | | FALSE |
168 | that you can choose from. | | FALSE |
169 | | | FALSE |
170 | N will use the default (entire file). | | FALSE |
171 | | | FALSE |
172 | Again, like Flexi-sort, entering a # | | FALSE |
173 | will automatically run a pre-defined | | FALSE |
174 | Selection. Saved in ?SELE.MEM file | | FALSE |
175 | Nth SAMPLING (Labels only) | | TRUE |
176 | If you wish to select & print every | | FALSE |
177 | 10th record, enter 10 to skip 9. | | FALSE |
178 | | | FALSE |
179 | START AT BEGINNING OF FILE? | | FALSE |
180 | You may not want to start at the | | FALSE |
181 | beginning of the file. For example, | | FALSE |
182 | Your printer may have run out of paper | | FALSE |
183 | half way through the file. You can | | FALSE |
184 | skip a specific # of records, OR go | | FALSE |
185 | to a specific last name. | | FALSE |
186 | Leave Blank to start at the top. | | FALSE |
187 | OUTPUT? | | TRUE |
188 | Entering P will send the output to a | | FALSE |
189 | PRINTER. Entering S will send output | | FALSE |
190 | to the SCREEN (maybe you want to see | | FALSE |
191 | the results on the screen first). | | FALSE |
192 | Entering F will send output to a DISK | | FALSE |
193 | FILE (maybe you will want to print the | | FALSE |
194 | results from DOS, or use another piece | | FALSE |
195 | of software to print the results). | | FALSE |
196 | FORMAT | | TRUE |
197 | Enter 'N' to allow you to run dBaseIII | | FALSE |
198 | type files from DOS (.FRM files for | | FALSE |
199 | reports/.LBL for labels). If you have | | FALSE |
200 | dBase, you can write your own reports/ | | FALSE |
201 | or label formats. | | FALSE |
202 | | | FALSE |
203 | Enter 'Y' to use Flexi-LABELS/ | | FALSE |
204 | REPORTS, or to Add/Delete or select | | FALSE |
205 | a different one. | | FALSE |
206 | Enter a specific # to automatically | | FALSE |
207 | run one of the previously defined | | FALSE |
208 | Flexi-Labels or Reports. | | FALSE |
209 | When importing ASCII/Lotus files into | EXPORT | FALSE |
210 | the main data file, each record should | | FALSE |
211 | be on a separate line, with fields in | | FALSE |
212 | the proper order (ie. Check Appendix | | FALSE |
213 | for the main data file structure. If | | FALSE |
214 | the first field is LAST NAME, the | | FALSE |
215 | import file should have LAST NAME | | FALSE |
216 | first). An easy way to check is to | | FALSE |
217 | export a sample file first and compare | | FALSE |
218 | it to the structure of the file you | | FALSE |
219 | are planning import. | | FALSE |
220 | Importing DBaseIII files do not | | TRUE |
221 | require any particular order because | | FALSE |
222 | the field name is used. Thus, if you | | FALSE |
223 | import a .DBF file which has a field | | FALSE |
224 | name of WIDGET, and the WIDGET field | | FALSE |
225 | is not contained in the main data file, | | FALSE |
226 | all WIDGET values are ignored and not | | FALSE |
227 | accepted in the main data file. | | FALSE |
228 | You now need printer control codes in decimal form. Get your printer manual. | INIT | FALSE |
229 | Look (often in the back) for the list of codes that control various | | FALSE |
230 | functions for your printer. SOME B&B SYSTEMS will only prompt for one or | | FALSE |
231 | two of these codes. | | FALSE |
232 | | | FALSE |
233 | EXAMPLE: To reset an EPSON MX-80 Printer, it needs:CHR(27) + CHR(64). | | FALSE |
234 | | | FALSE |
235 | ------------- SAMPLE CODES FOR EPSON & COMPATIBLE PRINTERS ---------------- | | FALSE |
236 | CONDENSED Print = 15 | | FALSE |
237 | NORMAL PRINT / RESET printer = 27,64 | | FALSE |
238 | (NEAR) LETTER QUALITY (or emphasized print) = 27,69 | | FALSE |
239 | 8 LINES/inch = 27,48 | | FALSE |
240 | | | FALSE |
241 | | | FALSE |
242 | ------------ SAMPLE CODES FOR HEWLETT PACKARD LaserJET+ -------------------- | | FALSE |
243 | CONDENSED Print = 27,40,115,49,54,46,54,72 | | FALSE |
244 | 12 Pitch = 27,40,115,49,50,72 | | FALSE |
245 | NORMAL(10 Pitch)/RESET = 27,69 | | FALSE |
246 | Use Upper feed tray = 27,38,108,49,72 | | FALSE |
247 | Use Lower feed tray = 27,38,108,52,72 | | FALSE |
248 | | | FALSE |
249 | | | FALSE |
250 | Three Points to keep in mind when installing your system. | | TRUE |
251 | | | FALSE |
252 | ONE. You can use any codes you want. If your printer supports several | | FALSE |
253 | LETTER QUALITY font styles, you can select anyone you want. If you want | | FALSE |
254 | to define the NEAR LETTER QUALITY to a Prestige typestyle, or a Courier | | FALSE |
255 | typestyle, go ahead. | | FALSE |
256 | | | FALSE |
257 | TWO. Since a new config.mem file is automatically prepared every time | | FALSE |
258 | you run your system without a file called config.mem on the same directory, | | FALSE |
259 | you can have two versions of a config.mem file for EACH of your printers. | | FALSE |
260 | For example, you have installed the proper codes for an EPSON printer, | | FALSE |
261 | and now wish to also use a Laserjet as your main printer, RENAME your | | FALSE |
262 | config.mem file to CONFIGA.MEM after installation. Re-running your system | | FALSE |
263 | will prepare another CONFIG.MEM file. Each time you run your system, you | | FALSE |
264 | will be prompted to select loading printer control codes from config.mem | | FALSE |
265 | (Main), or configa.mem (Alternate) files. If you switch Main/Alternate | | FALSE |
266 | printers at a later date, just switch file names. | | FALSE |
267 | | | FALSE |
268 | THREE. To Re-Install (start over), just "ERASE CONFIG.MEM" | | FALSE |
269 | SEARCH/REPLACE - A POWERFUL FEATURE. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE BACKUPs | SEARCH | FALSE |
270 | | | FALSE |
271 | ENTER NEW DATA INTO THE LINES BELOW. REMEMBER, ALL EXISTING DATA WILL BE | | FALSE |
272 | REPLACED BY ANY NEW DATA YOU ENTER HERE. ANY LINE LEFT BLANK WILL LEAVE | | FALSE |
273 | EXISTING DATA UNCHANGED. YOU ARE URGED TO RE-VERIFY THAT YOU HAVE ALREADY | | FALSE |
274 | SELECTED THE CORRECT RECORDS - REVIEW REPORT or LISTING FIRST! | | FALSE |
275 | | | FALSE |
276 | (All blank=Quit) | | FALSE |
277 | (To force a field to BLANK or 0, FILL the field with 1's) | | FALSE |
278 | (To force the proper Case (Initial Caps) in character fields, enter:PROPER) | | FALSE |
279 | This SHAREWARE was distributed with a Record limitation. | DEMO | FALSE |
280 | | | FALSE |
281 | It was distributed for use by anyone, but in order to support further | | FALSE |
282 | enhancements, it was necessary for some incentive to be built into this | | FALSE |
283 | system to encourage registration. Your data IS NOT LOST, it is saved in | | FALSE |
284 | .dbf files. By registering, you will receive a new .EXE file without | | FALSE |
285 | limitations. You are a valued user of our products. Registration and | | FALSE |
286 | any concerns you may have, can be directed to: | | FALSE |
287 | | | FALSE |
288 | B&B SYSTEMS | | FALSE |
289 | 627 Madison | | FALSE |
290 | PO BOX 171 | | FALSE |
291 | Waukesha, Wisconsin 53187 | | FALSE |
292 | 1-414-544-5988 | | FALSE |
293 | Register/Order Electronically thru Bulletin Board: 1-414-548-9034 | | FALSE |
294 | Several things to remember about your .LTR files: | LTRFILES | FALSE |
295 | | | FALSE |
296 | 1. The files BEGIN.LTR, END.LTR should contain your salutation and closing | | FALSE |
297 | statments (Including Dear... Sincerely... signee... etc.) | | FALSE |
298 | 2. Any VARIABLE data from your data files can be printed by enclosing the | | FALSE |
299 | fields names with "curly brackets". For example, to print the customer's | | FALSE |
300 | first name in the body of the letter, enter {fn}. For listings of field | | FALSE |
301 | names, see the Appendix in the Documentation. | | FALSE |
302 | Other field names you can use:{today}-prints month name, or {date()} | | FALSE |
303 | 3. Use "square brackets" to START and STOP any special printer codes. For | | FALSE |
304 | example, you can use [ to define when you want to START BOLD printing, | | FALSE |
305 | and then use ] to indicate when to send the commands to your printer to | | FALSE |
306 | RETURN to normal printing (the brackets won't print). | | FALSE |
307 | TOP MARGIN will define the amount of space skipped at the top of letterhead | LTRSETUP | FALSE |
308 | | | FALSE |
309 | LEFT MARGIN defines the number of spaces skipped from the left edge | | FALSE |
310 | (Note: this allows you to set up your .LTR files without margins) | | FALSE |
311 | | | FALSE |
312 | If you elect to send TRAY control codes (for 2 TRAY PRINTERS or 2 printers | | FALSE |
313 | if they are software selectable), the printer code you entered during | | FALSE |
314 | Installation (for tray 2) will be sent after printing page 1, the remaining | | FALSE |
315 | pages for that letter are then printed on plain bond (from tray #2 or | | FALSE |
316 | printer #2). Tray code #1 will then be sent before printing the next ltr. | | FALSE |
317 | If data was entered in the BELLRINGER code, such as "add catalog #10", you | | TRUE |
318 | can elect to have the printer pause after that letter (for inserting the | | FALSE |
319 | catalog. | | FALSE |
320 | | | FALSE |
321 | If you elect to use a FORM letter, enter Y, and you will be prompted for the | | FALSE |
322 | file name. That file, ?.LTR, will be printed on each letter, regardless | | FALSE |
323 | of any product interest code on the Sales Lead record. | | FALSE |
324 | NOTE: Use "E" to enter the EDIT mode and change the Vertical Line spacing | LBLLINE | FALSE |
325 | because B&B has automatically detected a change in the number of lines. | | FALSE |
326 | | | FALSE |
327 | If you had a 3-line label, with 3-lines of spacing between labels, and | | FALSE |
328 | you add a line to make a 4-line label, you should NOW only skip 2 lines | | FALSE |
329 | between labels. | | FALSE |
330 | The next two FONT DEFINITIONS are ONLY important if you have a printer | PRININT | FALSE |
331 | with two paper input trays, or if you have two printers connected | | FALSE |
332 | simultaneously and can "software select" which one prints. This allows | | FALSE |
333 | you to load LETTERHEAD in one tray/printer, and PLAIN BOND in the other | | FALSE |
334 | tray/printer for pages 2, 3, etc. If you do not have this capability, | | FALSE |
335 | just <ENTER> to bypass the codes. Prior to printing letters, you will | | FALSE |
336 | be given the option to send these codes to your printer. | | FALSE |
337 | | | FALSE |
338 | You will be asked to assign a font command to the Left and Right Brackets. | PRIN2 | FALSE |
339 | For example, let's say you enter your printer's font command to TURN BOLD | | FALSE |
340 | ON for the left bracket, and TURN BOLD OFF for the right bracket. The | | FALSE |
341 | effect is that you can change fonts "on the fly" in your letters. Then, | | FALSE |
342 | when you use your word processor to create your letters, if you enclose | | FALSE |
343 | your company name in brackets in your letter, ie. [ABC Company], your B&B | | FALSE |
344 | system will detect the LEFT bracket ([), and send the related Printer | | FALSE |
345 | Control Command, TURN BOLD ON. Your company name will then print in BOLD. | | FALSE |
346 | When the RIGHT bracket is encountered, the font command will be sent to | | FALSE |
347 | TURN BOLD OFF. | | FALSE |
348 | | | FALSE |
349 | So, select a command for your printer that you may find useful in your | | FALSE |
350 | letters, for example, Underline, Double Strike, etc. | | FALSE |
351 | | | FALSE |
352 | You can change these values later, by erasing the CONFIG.MEM file and | | FALSE |
353 | re-installing, or go to the Maintenance Menu in your system. | | FALSE |
354 | SOME Sales Lead records have SALES/REP codes that were not found in the | REPFILE | FALSE |
355 | REP.DBF file. When this occurs, a file called REP.TXT is created | | FALSE |
356 | indicating which Sales Lead Records have incorrect data. | | FALSE |
357 | | | FALSE |
358 | PLEASE REVIEW this file and correct the Sales Lead records. | | FALSE |
359 | SOME Sales Lead records have DISTRIBUTOR codes that were not found in the | DISTFILE | FALSE |
360 | DISTRIBU.DBF file. When this occurs, a file called DISTRIBU.TXT is | | FALSE |
361 | created indicating which Sales Lead Records have incorrect data. | | FALSE |
362 | | | FALSE |
363 | PLEASE REVIEW this file and correct the Sales Lead records. | | FALSE |
364 | When you are Browsing through records, you will be able to add TEXT for | XUSEF | FALSE |
365 | each record. This TEXT can be saved on your drive in two different ways | | FALSE |
366 | | | FALSE |
367 | 1) You can store your TEXT in separate files for each record. This | | FALSE |
368 | method uses your record data to assign the name for the file. For | | FALSE |
369 | example, if you use the default of using the 1st four characters of | | FALSE |
370 | the LAST NAME, coupled with the 1st four characters of the FIRST NAME, | | FALSE |
371 | the record JOHN SMITH will have TEXT stored in the file:SMITJOHN.NOT | | FALSE |
372 | The advantage to this method is it's simplicity, reliability, and ability | | FALSE |
373 | to access these separate files in DOS (outside of B&B Systems). | | FALSE |
374 | A disadvantage is not being able to run a report which lists all notes. | | FALSE |
375 | | | FALSE |
376 | 2) You can select dBaseIII's proprietary method of storing these notes in | | FALSE |
377 | one file (.DBT). If you wish this option, enter spaces (blank). | | FALSE |
378 | The disadvantage here is, corrupt this one file, and your notes are lost. | | FALSE |
379 | In order to use separate files (1), you need to select a data field in | | TRUE |
380 | your record that will be a unique identifier for a record. Using the | | FALSE |
381 | 1st four characters of the Last Name and 1st four characters of the First | | FALSE |
382 | Name (default) is a good choice assuming you won't have a lot of | | FALSE |
383 | John Smiths (or won't be adding TEXT for every John Smith). If you are | | FALSE |
384 | using a field containing a unique customer number, that is a good choice. | | FALSE |
385 | | | FALSE |
386 | Just remember, the field you select should NOT contain data THAT WILL | | FALSE |
387 | 1)BE DUPLICATED ELSEWHERE, 2)BE CHANGED OFTEN, 3)OR BE COMPLETELY BLANK. | | FALSE |
388 | | | FALSE |
389 | EXAMPLES: To use Company name, enter "CN" | | FALSE |
390 | To use last 8 digits of Home phone, enter "SUBS(hp,4,8)" | | FALSE |
391 | To use First and Last Names, enter "SUBS(ln,1,4)+SUBS(fn,1,4)" | | FALSE |
392 | To use dBase's proprietary .DBT file, enter blanks | | FALSE |
393 | A, E, D = Add, Edit or Delete TODO records | DAY | FALSE |
394 | M = View a summary of the entire Month | | FALSE |
395 | P = Print a copy of the daily schedule | | FALSE |
396 | S = Shifts all daily TODO's ? days ahead or back WITHOUT conflict check | | FALSE |
397 | L = Look up any data in COMMENT field (looks forward) | | FALSE |
398 | C = Look up any CODE (looks forward) | | FALSE |
399 | R = Listing of TODO records Ranked in Code sequence | | FALSE |
400 | F = Copy COMMENTS into a future record (? days ahead) for Follow-up | | FALSE |
401 | ALT-01 = Takes you to 1st of month. ALT-20 takes you to 20th. | | FALSE |
402 | Home/End = In Daily screen - Go to Beginning or ending day of month | | FALSE |
403 | In Monthly screen - Go back or forward 1 year | | FALSE |
404 | PgUp/Dn = In Daily screen - Skips 1 day | | FALSE |
405 | In Monthly screen - Skips 1 month | | FALSE |
406 | DATE is the date of the TODO | | TRUE |
407 | EXTRA_DAYS is the number of extra days to ADD to this TODO | | FALSE |
408 | (1 week mtg = 6 extra days) | | FALSE |
409 | TIME is hundreds (eg. noon=1200, 1:00pm=100, 9:00a=900) | | FALSE |
410 | AM_OR_PM is an A or P (noon=P) | | FALSE |
411 | HALFHOURS is the length of the TODO's in halfs (two hour meeting=4) | | FALSE |
412 | CODE can be any code indicating:C=Complete, D=Delegated, etc. | | FALSE |
413 | | | FALSE |
414 | NOTES: | | FALSE |
415 | On editing your schedule data:Use slash marks "/" in dates; | | FALSE |
416 | records with no "time" are listed under Unscheduled TODO's. | | FALSE |
417 | | | FALSE |
418 | D in Monthly screen deletes all records for month and includes | | FALSE |
419 | an option to print a list of deleted records. Deleting unwanted | | FALSE |
420 | records in this screen INCREASES SYSTEM SPEED | | FALSE
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