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- Contents;
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- Documentation for QSCR20.EXE - Quick Screen Generator Version 2.00
-
- Written By; - Robert K. Wrenn Jr.
- - 4014A Night Heron Court
- - Waldorf, MD 20601
-
- - Phone: (301) 843-7733
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- Program Files And Others Included;
-
- QSCR20.DOC - This file...
-
- QSCR20.EXE - Quick Screen Generator Program
- - Version 2.0 Specifications:
- - Size: 78570 Bytes Date: 06-10-88 Time: 05:22p
- - Written with QuickBASIC Ver 3.0 BASIC Compiler
- - Compiled using BASWIND2 user library written by
- - Dave Evers for the slick window routines.
-
- COLORS.SCR - Contains color scheme for binary screen saves and loads
- - Updated with current colors when a binary screen is saved
- - Read for previous colors when a binary screen is loaded
-
- SCREEN.BIN - Sample binary screen to play around with.
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- Files created by QSCR20.EXE;
-
- filename.QBS - QuickBASIC subroutine using GOSUB/RETURN commands
-
- filename.QBC - QuickBASIC subroutine using SUB/ENDSUB and CALL commands
-
- filename.BAS - Interpreter BASIC subroutine using GOSUB/RETURN commands
-
- filename.BIN - Binary screen file using the BLOAD/BSAVE commands
-
- Where 'filename' is any legal DOS filename 1-8 characters, the QBS, QBC,
- BAS, and BIN extensions are added to the routine 'filename' by QSCR20.EXE.
- The file is a copy of the entire screen in various forms which may be used
- in other programs.
-
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-
- Yet another screen program...
-
- In fiddling with several screen draw/save type programs I saw the need for
- something quick and easy. There is some pretty heavy code in both the
- public and private sectors for drawing and manipulating screen/visual data.
- However, everyone has something that everyone else wants. In other words,
- 'some' programs have features which make them nice, but are lacking in areas
- that 'other' programs handle very strongly. These 'other' programs lack the
- features which make the 'some' programs strong. So, you are into 2 and 3
- different programs just to get 'all' of the features you require, messing
- around, forgetting which command is which, etc. I needed something fast,
- with a small group of commands to let me easily draw and save screens for
- use in my BASIC programming projects. This program incorporates 'just' the
- features that I need the most in one place, and, at one time.
-
- Revision History;
-
- This program was developed on an AT&T PC6300 with 640k RAM and a 20 Mb
- fixed-disk, using the AT&T 640x400 monochrome monitor. This monitor is
- CGA color compatible and displays colors as 16 shades of green. The
- GWBASIC interpreter program was used as the first tool used for initial
- development. All source code was then moved over to the QuickBASIC compiler
- system to take full advantage of the structured and highly-ordered
- environment that was offered. As a result the program code was basically,
- pardon the pun, re-written a 'bit' at a time, ha. When I was satisfied with
- the interactive interface I released QSCR10.EXE to the public domain. For
- reference, the naming conventions are as outlined;
-
- QSCRvr.ARC where v = version# (1..9)
- || r = release# (0..9)
- version# / \ release#
-
- Date: 01-01-87 - SCRNGEN.BAS - coded in standard BASIC and unreleased to
- the public sector. Used as basis for QSCRxx development.
-
- Date: 01-01-88 - QSCR10.EXE - first version and initial release of
- QuickScreen drawing program.
-
- Date: 06-01-88 - QSCR20.EXE - This release supersedes QSCR10.EXE. I felt
- a new version number was necessary rather than a different release number
- as many enhancements have been made to the source code.
-
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- QSCR20.EXE - Additions And Revisions:
-
- A few small bugs have bitten the dust as well as some new features have
- been added, as follows;
-
- ] The box draw routine has been enhanced.
-
- ] Windows used in most other functions called a subroutine to actually draw
- the window. This was error-prone and produced strange side effects if the
- operator changed his/her mind in midstream. All functions now have their
- own window call with constants rather than variables in a subroutine.
- This has improved the speed at which the windows are drawn and removed.
-
- ] Command line handling of screen retrace test as been added. Screen
- retrace is tested for by default. If you desire to disable the retrace
- feature enter: 'QSCR20 1'. The '1' in the command line will disable the
- screen retrace feature. Any other value, or no value, will enable screen
- retrace and eliminate any 'snow' encountered when windows are drawn.
- When testing for retrace is disabled windows can be drawn slightly faster.
-
- ] ALT-F1 through ALT-F4 will no immediately select one of the four
- predefined function key sets as seen with the ALT-F keypress.
-
- ] ALT-N - new screen function has been added.
-
- ] ALT-P - Pen character selection has been added. Use ALT-P to define the
- current pen character and use the INSERT key to toggle the pen up or down.
-
- ] The delete key has been enabled and will delete one (1) character to
- the left of the cursor.
-
- ] Status line #24 has been modifed to display new program status
- flags and indicators.
-
- ] ALT-H - Help screen has been modified slightly for ALT-Fn function key
- description.
-
- ] Ability to generate program code for QuickBASIC GOSUB/RETURN and
- SUB/ENDSUB, as well as Interpreter BASIC with line numbers.
-
- ] All File, (ALT-L/ALT-W/ALT-G), options now prompt for a file name.
-
- ] Monochrome operation is now supported.
-
- ] Various IF-THEN logic has been optimized for faster execution.
-
- ] Program documentation has been revised.
-
- ] Error trapping is now provided. In the event of unrecoverable error the
- program will display a warning massage and error number. Please note this
- number as it will aid in tracking those nasty little program logic bugs,
- (rapidus bombus), and thus ensuring their inevitable demise and speedy
- deliverance to null state - binary heaven...
-
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- Upon execution the screen will be blank with the status lines present in
- rows 23-25. The cursor is in the home position, (row 1, column 1).
-
- Status Line Display Description;
-
- line# 23 messages go here...
- Row[ 1] Col[ 1] Mode[Curs] Fore[ 7] Back[ 0] Pen [Up] Chr[ ] Val[ 32] Alt-H
- F1 ┌ │ F2 ┐ │ F3 └ │ F4 ┘ │ F5 │ │ F6 ─ │ F7 ├ │ F8 ┤ │ F9 ┬ │ F10 ┴ │ Help
-
- Line# 23 - reserved for various messages to aid in program operation
-
- Line# 24 - contains the following information:
- Row[xx] - current cursor row position
- Col[yy] - current cursor column position
- Mode[xxxx] - Curs = cursor movement
- - Text = enable keyboard for text and function keys
- - Box = box drawing
- Fore[nn] - current foreground color
- Back[nn] - current background color
- Pen[xx] - current pen status
- - Up = pen up, cursor behaves normally
- - Dn = pen down, pen character printed wherever cursor goes
- Chr[x] - current pen character, initially set to space
- Val[nnn] - current pen character value, initially set to space
-
- Line# 25 - F1 through F10 current function key assignments
- - enabled in Text mode
- - instantly changeable with ALT-F1 through ALT-F4
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- Pressing ALT-H will display a help window with all program commands;
-
- ╒[ Help ]════════════════════════════════════════╕
- │ ALT-B > Box Mode - Draw Various Sizes/Styles │
- │ ALT-C > Change Video Display Color Scheme │
- │ ALT-D > Delete Current Line │
- │ ALT-F > Function Key Assignments Menu │ ╔[ Help ]═════════════╗
- │ ALT-G > Generate Program Code Menu │ ║ ALT-F1 > ┌┐└┘│─├┤┬┴ ║
- │ ALT-H > Help Window - This Window... │ ║ ALT-F2 > ╔╗╚╝║═╠╣╦╩ ║
- │ ALT-L > Load Binary Screen │ ║ ALT-F3 > ╓╖╙╜║─╟╢╥╨ ║
- │ ALT-N > New Screen │ ║ ALT-F4 > ╒╕╘╛│═╞╡╤╧ ║
- │ ALT-P > Pen Character Change │ ╚═════════════════════╝
- │ ALT-R > Restore Line Stored In Buffer │
- │ ALT-S > Store Current Line In Buffer │
- │ ALT-T > Text Mode - Enable Keyboard │
- │ ALT-W > Write Binary Screen │
- │ ALT-X > eXit This Program │
- ╘════════════════════════════════════════════════╛
-
- Command description detail is outlined in the following pages.
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- COMMAND SUMMARY;
-
- ALT-B - Box Mode:
- This choice allows creation of boxes in one of four frame styles.
- First, move the cursor to the upper-left corner of the box position and
- press ALT-B. A dot character will appear as visual reference.
- Line# 23 will prompt as follows;
-
- BOX MODE - Move To Lower-Right Corner And Press [ALT-B] Again To Mark
- Row[ 1] Col[ 1] Mode[Curs] Fore[ 7] Back[ 0] Pen [Up] Chr[ ] Val[ 32] Alt-H
- F1 ┌ │ F2 ┐ │ F3 └ │ F4 ┘ │ F5 │ │ F6 ─ │ F7 ├ │ F8 ┤ │ F9 ┬ │ F10 ┴ │ Help
-
- Next, move the cursor to the lower-right corner of the box and press ALT-B
- again and the dot character will appear. Line# 23 will then prompt for a
- box label;
-
- [∙∙∙∙∙∙∙]
- You May Enter Up To [ 7] Characters - Hit [RETURN] For No Label
- F1 ┌ │ F2 ┐ │ F3 └ │ F4 ┘ │ F5 │ │ F6 ─ │ F7 ├ │ F8 ┤ │ F9 ┬ │ F10 ┴ │
-
- Enter any text between the brackets or press [RETURN] for no label.
- Use the [BACKSPACE] key to correct any typing mistakes. Press [RETURN]
- when done and the box will appear.
-
- Notes: Boxes overwrite the entire area underneath. This includes borders
- and all space between.
-
- There are 4 frame styles available. The current frame style is the
- same as the function current function key assignments. However, if
- a custom function key set is defined then the default frame style
- is the most recent frame style 1 through 4. See note concerning
- frame styles in the function key assignments section.
-
- Movement is not necessarily limited to the lower-right corner of
- the box. If movement is inverted, ie to upper left corner, the box
- coordinates are inverted accordingly.
-
- ALT-C - Change Video Display Color Scheme:
- This choice permits changing the current foreground and background colors.
- Use the up/down arrow keys to increment/decrement the current selection.
- The color will change interactively as the number changes. Use the [RETURN]
- or the [TAB] key to move between 'Fore' and 'Back' input areas. Hit [ESC]
- to quit, this will make the new 'Fore' and 'Back' color selections the
- current colors. A Sample window;
-
- ╒[ Change Display Colors ]═══╕
- │ │
- │ Current Color Selection: │
- │ │
- │ Fore[ 7] Back[ 0] │
- │ │
- │ Hit [ESC] To Exit │
- │ │
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- ALT-D - Delete Current Line:
- This choice clears the current row to blanks in the current color scheme.
-
- ALT-F - Change Function Key Assignments:
- This choice allows re-assigning the function keys with different values.
- There are four complete sets shown and a custom set is available. Key sets
- 1 through 4 determine which of the 4 different box frame styles will be
- used. When the custom function key set is active, the default frame style
- will be function key set to the legal frame style which was most recently
- active. A sample window is shown below;
-
- ╒[ Function Key Sets ]══════════╕
- │ │
- │ 1 > ┌ ┐ └ ┘ │ ─ ├ ┤ ┬ ┴ │ Please Note:
- │ │
- │ 2 > ╔ ╗ ╚ ╝ ║ ═ ╠ ╣ ╦ ╩ │ Some printers print key sets 2-4
- │ │
- │ 3 > ╓ ╖ ╙ ╜ ║ ─ ╟ ╢ ╥ ╨ │ the same as key set 1.
- │ │
- │ 4 > ╒ ╕ ╘ ╛ │ ═ ╞ ╡ ╤ ╧ │
- │ │
- │ 5 > Custom Function Key Set │
- │ │
- │ Enter 1-5 Or [RETURN] To Quit │
- │ │
- │ Your Choice [ ] │
- ╘═══════════════════════════════╛
-
- Choice 5 displays the entire character set available with the unprintable
- characters as a period '.'. Use the cursor keys to move around and press
- [RETURN] to select and load the function key. Loaded keys are displayed in
- a different color to indicate they have been changed. The current key number
- is noted in the lower left corner of the character set window. Pressing the
- [SPACEBAR] will advance the key number without any changes. When finished,
- press [ESC] to exit with the new character set. When ALT-F is chosen again
- the new set, or the most recent legal set, will be displayed in choice 5.
-
- Notes: I chose not to include the character set window in this text as the
- characters 0-31 act as printer control codes and wreak havoc when
- dumped to the line printer.
-
- ALT-F1 through ALT-F4 keys instantly select predefined keyset
- 1 through 4 respectively. This will also reset the current
- frame style to the new function keyset.
-
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- ALT-G - Generate Program Code:
- This choice allows the current screen to be copied in an ASCII file with
- the appropriate language statements for various BASIC calls. The selection
- menu is shown below;
-
- ╒[ Generate Code ]══════════════╕
- │ │
- │ 1 > QuickBASIC Subroutine │
- │ │
- │ 2 > QuickBASIC Call │
- │ │
- │ 3 > Interpreter BASIC │
- │ │
- │ Enter 1-3 Or [RETURN] To Quit │
- │ │
- │ Your Choice [ ] │
- ╘═══════════════════════════════╛
-
- Line #23 message area will display helpful remarks;
-
- 1 > GOSUB/RETURN │ 2 > SUB/ENDSUB │ 3 > BASIC │ [RETURN] > EXIT
- Row[ 5] Col[ 1] Mode[Curs] Fore[ 7] Back[ 0] Pen [Up] Chr[ ] Val[ 32] Alt-H
- F1 ┌ │ F2 ┐ │ F3 └ │ F4 ┘ │ F5 │ │ F6 ─ │ F7 ├ │ F8 ┤ │ F9 ┬ │ F10 ┴ │ Help
-
- Type the number of your choice. Choice 1 will produce QuickBASIC code for
- the GOSUB/RETURN procedure. Choice 2 will produce QuickBASIC code for the
- SUB/ENDSUB procedure along with the CALL statement needed to perform the
- procedure. Choice 3 will produce interpreted BASIC code for the GOSUB/RETURN
- procedure and will contain line numbers. At this point type a number and
- press [RETURN] or just press [RETURN] with no entry to quit or exit without
- code generation. Upon reciept of a valid choice, Line #23 will prompt for a
- file name (1-8 characters). Enter the file name or press [RETURN] to exit
- without code generation. File naming conventions are shown below;
-
- filename.QBS - QuickBASIC subroutine using GOSUB/RETURN commands
-
- filename.QBC - QuickBASIC subroutine using SUB/ENDSUB and CALL commands
-
- filename.BAS - Interpreter BASIC subroutine using GOSUB/RETURN commands
-
- filename.BIN - Binary screen file using the BLOAD/BSAVE commands
-
- Where 'filename' is any legal DOS filename 1-8 characters, the QBS, QBC,
- BAS, and BIN extensions are added to the routine 'filename' by QSCR20.EXE.
- The file is a copy of the entire screen in various forms which may be used
- in other programs. Use a text editor and merge the modules in with other
- programs. The DOS command COPY may also be used to merge modules together.
- Consult your DOS manual for the use of the COPY command and concatenation
- of files.
-
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- ALT-L - Load Binary Screen:
- Line #23 will prompt for a filename, (1-8 characters), the extension 'BIN'
- is supplied to the filename. 'BIN' indicates 'Binary File', meaning, use
- the BLOAD-BSAVE commands to manipulate the data. This choice allows the
- current screen to be saved along with the current color scheme for later
- recall. The screens are saved in a binary format and are usable from BASIC
- in this form too. Please refer to appendix A example 1 on loading binary
- screens for sample code.
-
- ALT-N - New screen:
- This choice will clear the screen to spaces in the current color scheme.
-
- ALT-P - Pen character change:
- This choice permits re-assigning the pen character value. When the pen is
- down this character will be printed wherever the cursor goes. When invoked,
- the character set window is displayed as with the ALT-F function key custom
- key set. Move cursor with the arrow keys and press [RETURN] to select the
- character of choice. Press [ESC] to exit the character set window. Use the
- INSERT key to toggle the pen up and down. When the pen is down, the current
- pen character will printed wherever the cursor goes. When the pen is up,
- the cursor behaves as normal. Also, the cursor will shrink to denote the
- pen is down and the status line will contain the current pen character
- value and status.
-
- Notes: This is similar to defining a custom function keyset, however, only
- one character is selected. For the same reasons noted in the ALT-F
- description I did not include the input window in this text.
-
- ALT-R - Restore Line Stored In Buffer:
- This choice restores the row saved with ALT-S to the current row erasing
- the old line.
-
- ALT-S - Store Current Line In Buffer:
- This choice saves the current row for later recall with ALT-R.
-
- ALT-T - Text Mode - Enable Keyboard:
- This choice allows normal text and function key entry.
-
- ALT-W - Write Binary Screen:
- Line #23 will prompt for a filename, (1-8 characters), the extension 'BIN'
- is supplied to the filename. 'BIN' indicates 'Binary File', meaning, use
- the BLOAD-BSAVE commands to manipulate the data. This choice writes the
- current display lines 1-22, columns 1-80 in a binary file for later recall.
- Please refer to appendix A example 2 for saving binary screens for sample
- code.
-
- ALT-X - Exit This Program:
- This choice exits the program. Line# 23 prompts for 'Y' or 'N' in case
- the selection was inadvertent.
-
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-
- Written By: Robert K. Wrenn Jr.
- 4014A Night Heron Court
- Waldorf, MD 20601
-
- Phone: (301) 843-7733
-
- Please feel free to copy this program and give it to everyone you know.
- I am not out for any huge returns for this program, however if you feel
- that future revisions and other straight-forward utility programs pique
- your interest, call or drop me a letter expressing your thoughts. Any
- comments, criticisms, suggestions are all appreciated. I am also keeping
- a database of names and addresses of registered users whom I will get back
- to by mail with the advent of new revisions or releases of software. Users
- will receive a short description of the software and the names and numbers
- of all local BBS's I plan to try to upload to. Users who contribute $10.00
- or more will receive the new software and documentation on diskette.
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- Future enhancements and wish list:
-
- 01) Response from the user community greatly affects project direction.
-
- 02) Add capability to generate full color ANSI.SYS compatible screens.
-
- 03) Variable default frame styles when the custom key set is active.
-
- 04) Tighten up delete key operations.
-
- 05) Add more values to the ALT-Fn keypress sequence.
-
- 06) Tighten ALT-F function key definition operations.
-
- 07) Continue to refine and optimize program code.
-
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- Appendix A - Loading and Saving Binary Screens:
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- 1) Loading a Binary Screen using QuickBASIC;
-
- :' define variables
- pagbas=&hb800 :' video buffer base address for color monitors
- :' use &hb000 for monochrome monitors
- offset=&h0000 :' starting byte to be loaded
-
- :' load screen
- def seg=pagbas :' set segment pointer to video buffer
- bload "screen.bin",offset :' read binary file into buffer at byte 0
- def seg :' reset segment pointer
-
- The color scheme of the binary screen is saved in the file COLORS.SCR and
- can be accessed as follows in QuickBASIC:
-
- :' get screen colors
- open "i",#1,"colors.scr" :' open for sequential read
- input#1,fore%,back% :' read foreground and background values
- close#1 :' close file
- color fore%,back% :' set color scheme
-
- Notes: The file COLORS.SCR need not be used as you may set any color scheme
- you wish. COLORS.SCR is updated each time the ALT-W option is used.
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- 2) Saving a Binary Screen using QuickBASIC;
-
- :' Define variables
- pagbas=&hb800 :' video buffer base address for color monitors
- :' Use &hb000 for monochrome monitors
- paglen=&h0dc0 :' number of lines to save to disk (22)
- offset=&h0000 :' starting byte to be saved
-
- :' save screen
- def seg=pagbas :' set segment pointer to video buffer
- bsave "screen.bin",offset,paglen :' save binary file to disk
- def seg :' reset segment pointer
-
- The color scheme of the binary is saved in the file COLORS.SCR as follows
- in QuickBASIC:
- :' save current colors
- open "o",#1,"colors.scr" :' open for sequential write
- print#1,fore%;",";back% :' write foreground and background values
- close#1 :' close file
-
- Notes: The above methods work with interpreter BASIC as well.
-
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- Appendix B - Quick Reference Command Card Cut-Outs:
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- ╒════════════════════════════════════════════════╕ QSCR20.EXE ver 2.0
- │ ALT-B > Box Mode - Draw Various Sizes/Styles │ Quick Reference Card
- │ ALT-C > Change Video Display Color Scheme │ IBM print mode
- │ ALT-D > Delete Current Line │
- │ ALT-F > Function Key Assignments Menu │ ╔═════════════════════╗
- │ ALT-G > Generate Program Code Menu │ ║ ALT-F1 > ┌┐└┘│─├┤┬┴ ║
- │ ALT-H > Help Window - This Window... │ ║ ALT-F2 > ╔╗╚╝║═╠╣╦╩ ║
- │ ALT-L > Load Binary Screen │ ║ ALT-F3 > ╓╖╙╜║─╟╢╥╨ ║
- │ ALT-N > New Screen │ ║ ALT-F4 > ╒╕╘╛│═╞╡╤╧ ║
- │ ALT-P > Pen Character Change │ ╚═════════════════════╝
- │ ALT-R > Restore Line Stored In Buffer │
- │ ALT-S > Store Current Line In Buffer │
- │ ALT-T > Text Mode - Enable Keyboard │
- │ ALT-W > Write Binary Screen │
- │ ALT-X > eXit This Program │
- ╘════════════════════════════════════════════════╛
-
- ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
- +[ Help ]----------------------------------------+ QSCR20.EXE ver 2.0
- | ALT-B > Box Mode - Draw Various Sizes/Styles | Quick Reference Card
- | ALT-C > Change Video Display Color Scheme | ASCII print mode
- | ALT-D > Delete Current Line |
- | ALT-F > Function Key Assignments Menu | +--------------------+
- | ALT-G > Generate Program Code Menu | | ALT-F1 > Key Set 1 |
- | ALT-H > Help Window - This Window... | | ALT-F2 > Key Set 2 |
- | ALT-L > Load Binary Screen | | ALT-F3 > Key Set 3 |
- | ALT-N > New Screen | | ALT-F4 > Key Set 4 |
- | ALT-P > Pen Character Change | +--------------------+
- | ALT-R > Restore Line Stored In Buffer |
- | ALT-S > Store Current Line In Buffer |
- | ALT-T > Text Mode - Enable Keyboard |
- | ALT-W > Write Binary Screen |
- | ALT-X > eXit This Program |
- +------------------------------------------------+
-
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- Appendix C - Table Of Contents:
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- Page 01 ............. Cover Letter and Files Description
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- Page 02 ............. Personal Insights and Revision History
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- Page 03 ............. Additions and Revisions List
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- Page 04 ............. Initial Functional Description and Help Screen
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- Pages 05-08 .......... Command Summary
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- Page 09 ............. Closing Comments and Wish List
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- Page 10 ............. Appendix A - Loading and Saving Binary Screens
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- Page 11 ............. Appendix B - Quick Reference Command Card Cut-Outs
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- Page 12 ............. Appendix C - Table Of Contents (this page)
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