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- DONATION TRACKING SYSTEM
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- CMTS VERSION 3.0
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- User Manual
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- BBS (804) 488-4146
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- COPYRIGHT (c) 1991 Torbert Data Systems, Inc.
- T a b l e O f C o n t e n t s
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- FOREWORD ............................................ vii
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- I INTRODUCTION ........................................ 1.1
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- What is CMTS? ....................................... 1.1
- Features Overview ................................... 1.1
- Membership .......................................... 1.1
- Donations ........................................... 1.2
- Fund Accounting ..................................... 1.2
- Attendance .......................................... 1.3
- Visitation .......................................... 1.3
- Customize Setup ..................................... 1.4
- Optional Products and Services ...................... 1.4
- Conversion Services ............................ 1.4
- Customization .................................. 1.4
- Network Support ................................ 1.4
- Ad Hoc Report Writer ........................... 1.5
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- II GETTING STARTED ..................................... 2.1
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- System Requirements ................................. 2.1
- Initial Installation Instructions ................... 2.1
- Up and Running Quickly .............................. 2.2
- Consistent Look and Feel ............................ 2.3
- Upgrading From Prior Versions ....................... 2.5
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- III THE MAIN MENU ....................................... 3.1
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- IV MEMBERSHIP .......................................... 4.1
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- MEMBER.EXE .......................................... 4.1
- Membership Information .............................. 4.2
- Families ....................................... 4.2
- Individual Members ............................. 4.4
- Organizations .................................. 4.8
- Special Talents ................................ 4.10
- Special Dates .................................. 4.11
- Purge Deleted Records .......................... 4.13
- Mailing Labels ...................................... 4.13
- By Family ...................................... 4.14
- By Individual Member ........................... 4.14
- Members of an Organization ..................... 4.15
- Label Test Pattern ............................. 4.16
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- Reports ............................................. 4.16
- Complete Family Listing ........................ 4.16
- Membership Profile Report ...................... 4.17
- Special Dates Report ........................... 4.17
- Special Talents Report ......................... 4.18
- Organizational Rosters ......................... 4.19
- Complete Church Roster ......................... 4.20
- Export Members for Mail Merge .................. 4.20
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- V DONATIONS ........................................... 5.1
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- DONATE.EXE .......................................... 5.1
- Donation Data Entry and Update ...................... 5.2
- Enter Donations By Name ........................ 5.3
- Enter Donations By Envelope Number ............. 5.5
- Detail Data Entry Edit Listing ................. 5.7
- Summary Data Entry Edit Listing ................ 5.7
- Finalize Data Entry ............................ 5.8
- Miscellaneous Activities ............................ 5.9
- Member Pledge/Giving Maintenance ............... 5.9
- Year End Roll .................................. 5.11
- Purge History (Date Range)...................... 5.11
- Export Donation Data ........................... 5.12
- Statement Processing Options ........................ 5.13
- Build Statement Work File ...................... 5.13
- Print Statements ............................... 5.14
- Label Test Pattern ............................. 5.14
- Print Mailing Labels ........................... 5.15
- Single Statement - Summary Format .............. 5.15
- Single Statement - Detail Format ............... 5.16
- Inquiries ........................................... 5.17
- Detail Donation Inquiry By Member .............. 5.17
- Detail Donation Inquiry By Fund ................ 5.17
- Quarterly Fund Inquiry ......................... 5.18
- Reports ............................................. 5.19
- Donation Activity By Member .................... 5.19
- Donation Activity By Fund ...................... 5.20
- Donation Summary By Member ..................... 5.20
- Donation Summary By Fund - Date Range .......... 5.21
- Weekly Donation Summary ........................ 5.22
- Call List By Last Donation Date ................ 5.23
- Quarterly Fund Summary ......................... 5.23
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- VI. FUND ACCOUNTING ..................................... 6.1
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- FUND.EXE ............................................ 6.1
- Data Entry .......................................... 6.3
- Enter Transactions ............................. 6.3
- Transaction Edit Listing ....................... 6.13
- Finalize Transactions .......................... 6.13
- Files ............................................... 6.14
- General Ledger Accounts ........................ 6.14
- Bank Information ............................... 6.16
- Vendors ........................................ 6.18
- Other Functions ..................................... 6.19
- Check Reconciliation ........................... 6.19
- Year End Processing ............................ 6.20
- Purge Old Transactions ......................... 6.21
- Purge Deleted Accounts ......................... 6.21
- Export Transactions ............................ 6.22
- Inquiries ........................................... 6.23
- Transaction Detail Inquiry ..................... 6.23
- Account Inquiry ................................ 6.23
- Check Register ................................. 6.24
- Reports ............................................. 6.25
- Chart Of Accounts .............................. 6.25
- Revenue and Expenditure Statement .............. 6.25
- Sources and Uses of Funds (Detail) ............. 6.26
- Trial Balance .................................. 6.26
- Actual vs Budgeted Report ...................... 6.27
- Check Register ................................. 6.28
- Transaction Audit Trail ........................ 6.28
- Balance Sheet .................................. 6.29
- Changes in Fund Equity ......................... 6.30
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- VII. ATTENDANCE .......................................... 7.1
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- ATTEND.EXE .......................................... 7.1
- Congregational Attendance ........................... 7.2
- Build Attendance Records ....................... 7.3
- Enter Attendance By Date ....................... 7.3
- Enter Attendance By Member ..................... 7.4
- Update Last Attendance Date .................... 7.5
- Purge Old Records .............................. 7.6
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- Organizational Attendance ........................... 7.6
- Build Attendance Records ....................... 7.7
- Enter Attendance By Date ....................... 7.7
- Enter Attendance By Member ..................... 7.8
- Purge Old Records .............................. 7.9
- Reports ............................................. 7.10
- Attendance Call List ........................... 7.10
- Congregational Summary By Date ................. 7.11
- Organizational Summary By Date ................. 7.11
- Congregational Detail By Member ................ 7.12
- Organizational Detail By Member ................ 7.13
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- VIII.VISITATION .......................................... 8.1
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- VISIT.EXE ........................................... 8.1
- Data Entry .......................................... 8.2
- Members' Visitation Information ................ 8.2
- Appointment Schedular .......................... 8.4
- Reports ............................................. 8.5
- Call List By Donation Date ..................... 8.5
- Call List By Last Attendance Date .............. 8.5
- Visitation Roster By Route ..................... 8.6
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- IX. CUSTOMIZE SETUP ..................................... 9.1
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- SETUP.EXE ........................................... 9.1
- Maintenance Parameters .............................. 9.2
- Fund Categories ................................ 9.2
- Date Descriptions .............................. 9.4
- Organizations .................................. 9.5
- Talents ........................................ 9.6
- Password Security .............................. 9.8
- Miscellaneous Parameters ....................... 9.9
- Reports ............................................. 9.12
- List Of Fund Descriptions ...................... 9.12
- List Of Date Descriptions ...................... 9.12
- List Of Organizations .......................... 9.13
- List Of Talents ................................ 9.13
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- X LIVE IMPLEMENTATION ................................. 10.1
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- FILECRE.EXE ......................................... 10.1
- Instructions For Live Implementation ................ 10.2
- MEMBERSHIP ..................................... 10.2
- DONATIONS ...................................... 10.3
- FUND ACCOUNTING ................................ 10.3
- ATTENDANCE ..................................... 10.4
- VISITATION ..................................... 10.4
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- XI SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS .............................. 11.1
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- Files ............................................... 11.1
- Backup Procedures ................................... 11.4
- Product Support ..................................... 11.7
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- IX In Case Of Difficulties ............................. 12.1
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- FOREWORD
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- Version 3 of CMTS represents Torbert Data System's ongoing
- commitment to the many churches now using this software. The
- many new features and enhancements implemented in this release
- are based on the suggestions and requests of current users.
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- This version incorporates the simplicity and ease of use that
- have attracted churches to prior versions of this product
- while providing a total solution to church management needs.
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- Torbert Data Systems would like to thank the many churches
- which have contributed to the development of version 3 through
- their suggestions and recommendations. We would like to
- extend a special thanks to the churches that have helped in
- testing and debugging beta releases of this version.
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- "This program is produced by a member of the Association of
- Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that
- the shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to
- resolve a shareware-related problem with an ASP member by
- contacting the member directly, ASP may be able to help. The
- ASP Ombudsman can help you resolve a dispute or problem with
- an ASP member, but does not provide technical support for
- members' products. Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545
- Grover Road, Muskegon, MI 49442 or send a CompuServe message
- via CompuServe Mail to ASP Ombudsman 70007,3536."
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- This software is not public domain software. You are
- authorized to evaluate this software for a reasonable period
- of time. If, after a reasonable evaluation period, you elect
- to use this software, you must register it. Please read the
- document REGISTER.DOC for information on how to register this
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- TORBERT DATA SYSTEMS, INC. BELIEVES THAT THIS SOFTWARE IS
- REASONABLY FREE FROM BUGS AND DEFECTS AND FURTHER BELIEVES
- THAT IT WILL PERFORM SUBSTANTIALLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS
- DOCUMENTATION. HOWEVER, TORBERT DATA SYSTEMS, INC. HEREBY
- DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES RELATING TO THIS SOFTWARE, WHETHER
- EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED
- WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
- PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT WILL TORBERT DATA SYSTEMS, INC. OR ITS
- SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL,
- CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT OR SIMILAR DAMAGES DUE TO LOSS OF DATA
- OR ANY OTHER REASON, EVEN IF TORBERT DATA SYSTEMS HAS BEEN
- ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. UNDER NO
- CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL TORBERT DATA SYSTEM'S LIABILITY FOR ANY
- DAMAGES EVER EXCEED THE PRICE PAID FOR THE LICENSE TO USE THIS
- SOFTWARE, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF THE CLAIM. THE PERSON
- USING THIS SOFTWARE BEARS ALL RISKS AS TO THE QUALITY AND
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- I. INTRODUCTION
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- WHAT IS CMTS?
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- Church Membership Tracking System (CMTS) is an exceptionally
- easy to use, full featured, church management system. The
- software is completely menu driven and provides context-
- sensitive help screens to guide the user through every step.
- The software is available in both single-user and network
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- FEATURES OVERVIEW
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- The system consists of six individual modules and offers
- extensive reporting capabilities. There is even an optional
- report writer which allows the user to write additional
- reports or modify the many reports supplied with the system.
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- In all modules, reports prompt with an option to direct the
- report to either the screen or the printer. Reports directed
- to the screen may be scrolled up and down, etc. Reports may
- also be easily directed to disk.
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- MEMBERSHIP
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- Extensive membership information is maintained. Store vital
- information on each family and each individual within the
- church. Members' special dates, talents, and membership in
- church organizations may be entered based on user defined
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- Reports provide family and membership details, as well as a
- roster for any organization within the church, list of
- member's special talents, and a report for any "special date
- category" and date range. Membership information may be
- exported into ASCII text format for use with the mail merge
- features common in many word processors. Mailing labels may
- be printed for each family, each individual, or all members of
- a church organization.
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- DONATIONS
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- Donations may be entered by name or envelope number. A
- comprehensive audit trail of all giving may be accessed by
- member or by fund category. Transaction detail information
- may be retained indefinitely if there is adequate disk space.
- You may elect to combine members of the same family for
- statement purposes or print statements for each individual.
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- Store member pledge information by fund category. Both annual
- and "life of the fund" pledge amount may be stored for each
- member per fund.
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- Excellent reports are provided to access transaction detail as
- well as current and prior year quarterly totals. You may
- print a complete detail donation listing grouped either by
- member or by fund category of all giving for any date range.
- Donation information may also be exported into ASCII text
- format for use in spreadsheets.
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- FUND ACCOUNTING
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- This is a true fund accounting general ledger system. It
- includes budgeting capabilities for all sources of funds
- (revenue) and uses of funds (expenditures). Budget amounts
- may be entered on either a monthly or an annual basis. Prior
- year budget information is also available.
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- Although this is a true double entry general ledger system, no
- accounting knowledge is required. Several automatic
- transaction types are provided. First, when entering bank
- deposits, simply indicate the appropriate source of fund
- distribution. The journal entries are then made by the system
- automatically. Similarly, when cash disbursements (checks)
- are entered, indicate the use of fund distribution and the
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- Complete records of all bank checking accounts are generated
- automatically. The system even allows you to print check
- registers and flag returned checks to assist in check
- reconciliation.
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- There is also a transaction screen to enter fund equity
- transfers. A general journal entry screen is also provided to
- allow traditional debit and credit posting when necessary.
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- Extensive reporting capabilities include a statement of
- revenue and expenditures and changes in fund equity, statement
- of sources and uses of funds, chart of accounts listing, trial
- balance, check register and much more. Other reports include
- a detailed audit trail listing of all transactions for a user
- defined reporting period, budget report, and a current year
- vs prior year comparison. Information may also be exported
- into ASCII text format for import into spreadsheets, etc.
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- ATTENDANCE
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- Attendance may be maintained for up to three user defined
- events (morning worship, evening worship, Sunday school, etc.)
- for the entire congregation. It is fast and easy to enter
- attendance information. You then have the information needed
- to recognize members with outstanding attendance and to call
- upon those who have been absent. A "call list" based on last
- attendance date is especially useful.
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- Attendance may also be maintained for all organizational
- functions. Attendance may be entered for any frequency
- (daily, weekly, monthly, etc).
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- The attendance module uses an "exception posting" approach.
- This means it is only necessary to post attendance records for
- members either present or absent, but not both.
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- VISITATION
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- This module provides information on shut-ins, last visit
- dates, visitation routes, etc. and includes an appointment
- schedular. Use the appointment schedular to schedule visits
- and other appointments. There is even a memo pad to enter
- detailed information in a free-form text edition fashion.
- Memos may be associated with a member or a date.
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- A call list by either last attendance date or last donation
- date may be printed.
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- CUSTOMIZE SETUP
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- Customize CMTS to the needs of your church. Many parameters
- can be tailored to your unique requirements. Define the
- special dates such as birthdays, wedding anniversary, etc. to
- be tracked for each member. Similarly, define the members'
- talents you wish to track and indicate all organizations
- within the church. Define all the fund categories available
- for donation posting.
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- In this module you may indicate whether you wish to require
- password security and if so, specify which modules each user
- may access. User-definable fields are available for further
- customization. The descriptions for each of these fields can
- be maintained here.
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- OPTIONAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
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- Several optional products are available to enhance your use of
- CMTS. For more information on any of these products, contact
- Torbert Data Systems at (804) 488-5506.
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- CONVERSION SERVICES
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- Torbert Data Systems offers data conversion services. If your
- church's membership is already computerized, you may be able
- to avoid rekeying your members. Contact Torbert Data Systems
- for more information on this service.
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- CUSTOMIZATION
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- If your church desires features that are not currently in the
- standard CMTS package, we may be able to provided them for
- you. In many instances, the requested feature may already be
- planned for a future release. Otherwise, we might be able to
- include the features you need in a future version of the
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- NETWORK SUPPORT
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- This version of CMTS is a single user version. It will
- operate on a network if only one user access the files at a
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- A network version of CMTS is also available. Contact Torbert
- Data Systems for more information.
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- AD HOC REPORT WRITER
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- Write your own ad-hoc reports and queries. Clarion Software's
- powerful Report Writer is just the product to enhance your
- CMTS system.
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- The optional Report Writer module allows users to create their
- own reports and to modify the many reports supplied with the
- system. For more information on Report Writer, you may
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- II. GETTING STARTED
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- The following information is presented to allow the user to
- get the software up and running quickly in a test mode.
- Sample data files have been distributed with this software and
- should be used during this process.
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- Prior to attempting the actual live installation and building
- of your church's data files, the remainder of the manual
- should be read completely. The sample data files are
- furnished for product evaluation and familiarization only.
- They must be purged prior to live installation. See
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- SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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- The following hardware is required to run CMTS.
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- IBM PC or compatible
- 512 K of memory (640 K Recommended)
- Hard disk (At least 3 Megabytes free)
- MS DOS Level 3.0 or higher
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- The software should work with any monitor.
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- INITIAL SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
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- The following step-by-step instructions will assist you in
- installing CMTS. If you have any questions, do not hesitate
- to call.
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- 1. Your CONFIG.SYS file must contain values that are equal
- to or greater than the following:
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- FILES = 40
- BUFFERS = 30
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- If you are not familiar with this file, refer to your DOS
- manual for additional information. The file may be
- maintained by using EDLIN or any ASCII text editor.
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- 2. Create a directory under the root directory called CMTS3
- (or any other appropriate name).
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- Example: Input "MD \CMTS3"
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- diskette formats. You will have one or more diskettes
- containing several self-extracting programs. Execute
- each self-extracting program.
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- UP AND RUNNING QUICKLY
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- This section will get you up and running as soon as possible
- so you can evaluate the look and feel of the software. It is
- strongly recommended that the remainder of this manual be read
- prior to building your files.
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- To run the software, you should have created a directory,
- changed into that directory, and placed all software in that
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- To assist in evaluating this product, a set of sample data
- files has been included. Later in this manual, instructions
- will be given on how to create and build the actual data files
- required for live implementation.
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- Follow the few steps below and "explore" the software. You
- will find the software to be extremely easy to use. If you
- experience any difficulty, do not hesitate to call.
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- 1. To execute the program, type <CMTS> and press <ENTER>.
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- When you run the software for the first time, the
- keyfiles will automatically be created. These files will
- have extensions such as *.K01 where * will be the same as
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- 2. Soon, the initial screen will appear. Press any key to
- go to the main menu.
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- 3. To make a selection from the main menu, touch the letter
- on your keyboard corresponding to the menu selection.
- You may also use the <UP> or <DOWN> arrow key to position
- the selector bar at the module you wish to access. Press
- <ENTER> and the selection will be run.
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- 4. The menu for the module you selected will now appear.
- You may select an option on the menu in the same manner
- as you did on the main menu.
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- If you experience any difficulties, refer to the section on
- "IN CASE OF DIFFICULTIES" later in this manual.
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- CONSISTENT LOOK AND FEEL
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- As you begin to explore the software, you will find it
- incredibly easy to use. The software has a consistent look
- and feel. Several general conventions are followed throughout
- the system. They will be discussed here.
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- 1. The screen will go blank after a period of inactivity.
- Press any key to display the screen. The key press will
- not be active.
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- 2. You may press <F1> from any screen in the system to get
- a pop-up help screen. In many instances, the help screen
- will be context sensitive to the field on which the
- cursor is positioned.
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- 3. Whenever a "scrolling lookup table" appears on the
- screen, the <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys or the <PG UP> and
- <PG DN> keys may be used to quickly move the selector bar
- to the desired record. In instances of large files, the
- desired record may be accessed more quickly by entering
- part or all of a designated key value. As each keystroke
- is entered, the selector bar will automatically position
- itself closer to the desired record. It is seldom
- necessary to input the entire key value. When the
- selector bar is positioned over the desired record, press
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- 4. The <ESC> key will generally take you to the prior screen
- or activity. The only exception is when you are in a
- data entry field, in which case the <ESC> key aborts any
- data entered into that field.
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- The following rules apply to most screens where data entry is
- permitted (file maintenance screens, donation posting screens,
- etc.).
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- 5. You will normally choose between adding a new record or
- changing an existing record. To add a new record, press
- the <INSERT> key and the data entry form will appear. To
- make changes to an existing record, position the selector
- bar over the desired record as described above and press
- <ENTER>. The data entry form will appear with the
- current values for each field in place.
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- 6. When entering data, use the <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys to
- move from field to field. The <ENTER> key will also take
- you to the next field.
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- 7. The <ESC> key will take you to the prior field and abort
- any values you placed in the current field.
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- 8. To terminate the data entry to the screen without having
- to go through all the fields, press <CTL> <ENTER> (hold
- down the control key and press enter). The record will
- be written.
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- 9. To terminate the data entry to the record and abort any
- changes you made, press <CTL> <ESC>. The original values
- will be restored.
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- 10. While editing a field, press the <INS> key to toggle
- overtype on or off. The backspace and <DEL> keys will
- function as you would expect them to.
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- 11. When editing a numeric field, press the spacebar to clear
- out the entire field. All data entered in a numeric
- field will be entered right justified with the cursor
- remaining stationary and the numbers moving from right to
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- 12. In instances where the value you enter must reference
- existing data in another structure (entering the member
- or fund when posting a donation, etc.), a pop-up
- selection table may appear. For example, when prompted
- to enter a member's number, press <ENTER>. A table of
- all members will appear. Select the appropriate record
- by moving the selector bar as discussed earlier.
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- 13. When building a file initially or if there are no records
- in the file, there will not be a scrolling table until
- after at least one record has been added. This is
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- 14. Never delete a record that has references in other files.
- For instance, if members have been assigned to certain
- organizations, do not delete those organizations. If a
- member has active donations in the transaction file, you
- must not delete that member. The proper way to delete an
- inactive member is to do so at the beginning of the year,
- before any transactions are posted.
-
- The following applies to all reports.
-
- 15. Whenever a report is initiated from the menu, a report
- confirmation screen will appear. This screen will
- display the name of the report you have chosen and
- indicate whether the current report direction is set at
- SCREEN or PRINTER.
-
- 16. You may toggle the report direction by pressing <F2>. To
- initiate report processing, press <ENTER>.
-
- 17. Reports directed to the screen may still be sent to a
- printer by pressing <CTL> <L> when the report appears on
- the screen.
-
- UPGRADING FROM PRIOR VERSIONS
-
- Users upgrading from version 2.0 of CMTS must run CMTSCONV.EXE
- to reformat data files to the version 3 layouts. Users
- upgrading this software will automatically receive this
- program as part of the upgrade service.
-
- Users upgrading from versions older than 2.0 must contact
- Torbert Data Systems to discussion the upgrade procedures.
-
-
-
-
-
- 2.5III.THE MAIN MENU
-
- PROGRAM: CMTS.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- CMTS.EXE is the main menu for the Church Membership Tracking
- System software. After you have become accustomed to the
- software, it is possible to bypass this program and run the
- individual module programs directly. However, it is
- recommended that you initially use this program.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. From the DOS command line, change into the CMTS3
- directory.
-
- Input "CD \CMTS3"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. Execute CMTS.EXE as follows:
-
- Input "CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 3. The introductory screen will appear.
-
- Press <ENTER> to continue
-
- 4. The main menu will be displayed. To make a selection
- from the main menu, touch the letter on the keyboard
- corresponding to the menu selection. It is also possible
- to use the <UP> or <DOWN> arrow key to position the
- selector bar over the desired module. Press <ENTER> and
- the selection will be run.
-
- The main menu choices are:
-
- Membership
- Donations
- Fund Accounting
- Attendance
- Visitation
- Customize Setup
-
- 5. To terminate the program from the main menu, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
-
-
- 3.1IV.MEMBERSHIP
-
- PROGRAM: MEMBER.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- MEMBER.EXE is the executable program for the membership
- module. This is the module where all membership details not
- relating to donations are maintained.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. This module may be accessed by selecting MEMBERSHIP from
- the main menu or by executing MEMBER from the DOS command
- line. To execute MEMBER from the DOS command line:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS3"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- Input "MEMBER"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. If the security option is active, a password prompt will
- appear. Input the appropriate password as required.
- Press <ENTER> at this time. If the security option is not
- set, the password prompt will not appear and this step
- may be skipped.
-
- 3. To make a selection from the membership menu, touch the
- letter on the keyboard corresponding to the menu
- selection. The <UP> or <DOWN> arrow keys may also be
- used to position the selector bar over the desired
- module. Press <ENTER> and the selection will be
- executed.
-
- The menu choices are:
-
- MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
-
- A) Families
- B) Individual Members
- C) Organizations
- D) Special Talents
- E) Special Dates
- F) Purge Deleted Records
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.1
- MAILING LABELS
-
- G) By Family
- H) By Individual Member
- I) Members of an Organization
- J) Label Test Pattern
-
- REPORTS
-
- K) Complete Family Listing
- L) Membership Profile Report
- M) "Special Dates" Report
- N) "Special Talents" Report
- O) Organizational Rosters
- P) Complete Church Roster
- Q) Export Members for Mail Merge
-
- MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
-
- These selections will allow you to add and maintain
- information related to all members of the church.
- Information related to member's giving is not accessible from
- this module. This allows someone who should not have access
- to donation information to be able to use this module.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Families"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option allows you to update the family file. There
- should be one entry in this file for each family that belongs
- to the church. Information that is general to all members of
- a family or household should be entered here.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Families" from the menu, touch the letter <A>
- and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be used
- to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all families currently defined will
- appear. At this point, you may elect to add a new family
- or change information for an existing family.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. When you wish to return to the MEMBER menu, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
- 4.2
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel the entry for this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Family Number" - The system will automatically assign
- the next available family number. Optionally, you may
- manually enter any new family number that does not exist.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Family Name" - Enter up to 30 characters which
- identifies the family name or the head of the household.
- If you elect to print a single statement per family, this
- name will appear on the statement. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 4. "Address Line 1" - Enter up to 32 characters for the
- first line of the address. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 5. "Address Line 2" - Enter up to 32 characters for the
- second line of the address. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 6. "Address Line 3" - Enter up to 32 characters for the
- third line of the address if required. Press <ENTER> to
- go to the next field.
-
- 7. "Phone Number" - Enter the ten digit telephone number
- including the area code. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 8. "Name Sort" - Enter up to the first twelve characters of
- the family's last name. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 9. "Statement Sort" - Enter the zip code. This field will
- be used for sorting statements and mailing labels. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 10. "Status Code" - This is a user definable field. Use it
- in any manner you wish. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
-
-
-
- 4.3
- 11. "Alternate Family" - A family member living at a
- temporary address, such as a student living at college,
- will have a different address from the rest of the
- family. Enter the family number to which the member
- belongs. Zero out this number by pressing the space bar.
-
- 12. "Delete Family" - When you wish to delete a family from
- the data base, change this value from "N" to "Y". See
- the section "Purge Deleted Records" for more information
- on the use of this field. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- scrolling table.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. You may also enter all or part of
- the family name to automatically position the selector
- bar. Press <ENTER> to select the record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel all changes to this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>. After all fields have been
- maintained, the program will return to the scrolling
- table.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Individual Members"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option is used to update the member file. There should
- be one entry in this file for each family member who belongs
- to the church.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Individual Members" from the menu, touch the
- letter <B> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all members currently defined will
- appear. At this point, you may elect to add a new member
- or change information for an existing member.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.4
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the MEMBER menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear. If you
- do not wish to enter information in all fields, you may
- write the record at any time by pressing <CTRL> <ENTER>.
- To completely cancel all changes to this record, press
- <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Member Number" - The system will automatically assign
- the next available member number. Optionally, you may
- manually enter any new member number that does not exist.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Family No" - Enter the family number representing the
- family to which the member belongs. If you do not know
- the number, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table will pop
- up displaying all the families. Once the family has
- been chosen, family information will be displayed on the
- right side of the screen. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 4. "Title" - You may enter an optional title of up to six
- characters (Mr., Mrs., etc.). Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 5. "First Name" - Enter the member's first name of up to 12
- characters. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 6. "Middle Initial" - Enter a 1 character middle initial for
- this member. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 7. "Last Name" - Enter up to 15 characters for the member's
- last name. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 8. "Marital Status" - Select the marriage code for the
- member. Valid choices are:
-
- S - Single
- M - Married
- W - Widowed
- D - Divorced
-
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
- 4.5
- 9. "Relation" - Enter the member's relationship to the head
- of the household (spouse, child, etc.). Press <ENTER> to
- go to the next field.
-
- 10. "Sex Code" - Indicate whether this member is male or
- female. To indicate that this member is a male, use the
- arrow keys to select <M>. Otherwise, select <F>. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 11. "Label Code" - If this field has a value of <Y> when
- membership labels are printed, a label will print for
- that member. If it has a value of <N>, no label will be
- printed. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 12. "Date Joined" - Enter the date the member joined this
- church. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 13. "Employer" - Enter up to 20 characters for the name of
- this member's employer. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 14. "Work Phone" - Enter the member's work telephone number.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 15. "Occupation" - Enter the member's occupation of up to
- twenty characters. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 16. "Comments" - Enter up to sixty characters if you wish to
- record any notes or comments regarding this member.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- (The remaining fields are user definable. The field titles
- may be maintained in the setup module.)
-
- 17. "User Desc 1" - This is a one character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 18. "User Desc 2" - This is a two character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 19. "User Desc 5" - This is a five character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
-
-
-
- 4.6
- 20. "User Desc 10" - This is a ten character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 21. "Delete Member?" - To delete a member from the data base,
- change this value from "N" to "Y". See the section
- "Purge Deleted Records" for more information on the use
- of this field. Press <ENTER> to return to the scrolling
- table.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. You may also enter all or part of
- the member's last name to automatically position the
- selector bar. Press <ENTER> to select the record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, the
- program will return to the scrolling table.
-
- Active Function Keys
-
- F1 HELP - Always active
-
- 1. Press F1 at any time for a pop-up context sensitive help
- screen.
-
- F2 Additional Information (Dates - Talents - Skills)
-
- 1. Press F2 at any time while adding or maintaining a member
- to go to a pop-up menu with the following options:
-
- A) Organizations
- B) Talents
- C) Dates
-
- This allows you to maintain organizations, talents, and
- special dates associated with this member.
-
- 2. To make a selection, touch the letter on the keyboard
- corresponding to the menu selection. You may also use
- the <UP> or <DOWN> arrow key to position the selector bar
- at the option you wish to access. Press <ENTER> and the
- selection will be executed. To disable the pop-up menu
- from this screen, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
-
- 4.7
- 3. A scrolling table of all organizations, talents, or dates
- associated with this member will appear on the screen.
- Use <INS> to add a new record, or <DELETE> to purge
- outdated information. To maintain existing information,
- press <ENTER> while positioned over the desired record..
-
- 4. The look and feel for all three options is very similar
- and conforms to the standard look and feel throughout the
- system. Each of these selections is also available as a
- separate option from the main menu and will be discussed
- in more detail later in the manual.
-
- F3 Print Label
-
- 1. You may print a single label for this member at anytime
- while on the MAINTAIN MEMBERS screen. Press F3 and an
- image of the label will appear.
-
- 2. You may now change any information on the label.
-
- 3. Press F2 to print the label or press F3 to print a label
- test pattern.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Organizations"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option allows data entry of organizational rosters.
- Using this option, all the members of a specific organization
- may be maintained whereas using the "Individual Members"
- screen, organizations for a specific member could be
- maintained. Also note that a table of valid organizations
- must first be defined in the "Customize Setup" module before
- they may be accessed here.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Organizations" from the menu, touch the letter
- <C> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be
- used to select this option.
-
- 2. You will then be prompted to enter an organization
- number. Either enter a valid organization number or
- press <ENTER> to view a table of all organization. After
- selecting an organization, press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
-
-
-
- 4.8
- 3. A scrolling table of all members currently belonging to
- the selected organization will appear. At this point,
- you may elect to add a new member or change information
- for an existing member.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the MEMBER menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>. This will return you to the organization
- number prompt. Press <ESC> again to return to the menu.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. To write the record at any time without editing
- all fields, press <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel
- all changes to this record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Member Number" - Enter a valid member number or press
- <ENTER> to view a lookup table of all members. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Comments" - Enter any desired comments regarding this
- individual's membership. Officers of the organization
- may be noted here. Up to three lines of comments may be
- entered. Press <ENTER> to return to this member's
- scrolling table of organizations.
-
- (To modify an existing record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- member's organization record to be change. Press <ENTER>
- to select the record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After each field has been maintained, the
- program will return to this member's scrolling table of
- organizations.
-
- (To delete a record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record. A confirmation screen will appear.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.9
- 2. The confirmation screen will display the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The program will return to the member's
- scrolling table of organizations.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Special Talents"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option allows data entry of information concerning
- members possessing a specific skill or talent. Using this
- option, all the members possessing a specific talent may be
- maintained whereas using the "Individual Members" screen,
- talents for a specific member could be maintained. Also note
- that talents must first be defined in the "Customize Setup"
- module before they may be accessed here.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Special Talents" from the menu, touch the
- letter <D> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. You will then be prompted to enter a talent category.
- Enter a valid talent category number or press <ENTER> to
- view a table of all talents. After you select a talent
- press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. You will be presented with a scrolling table of all
- members currently associated with the selected talent or
- skill. At this point, it is possible to add a new member
- or change information for an existing member.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the MEMBER menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>. This will return you to the organization
- number prompt. Press <ESC> again to return to the menu.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. To write the record at any time without editing
- all fields, press <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel
- all changes to this record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.10
- 2. "Member Number" - Enter a valid member number or press
- <ENTER> to view a lookup table of all members. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Comments" - Enter any desired comments regarding this
- individual's membership. You may enter up to three lines
- of comments. Press <ENTER> to return to the member's
- scrolling table of talents.
-
- (To modify an existing record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- member's talent record you wish to change. Press <ENTER>
- to select the record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After each field has been maintained, the
- program will return to this member's scrolling table of
- organizations.
-
- (To delete a record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record. A confirmation screen will appear.
-
- 2. The confirmation screen will display the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The program will return to the member's
- scrolling table of organizations.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Special Dates"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option allows data entry of special dates by date
- category. Using this option, all members data associated with
- a specific date category may be maintained whereas using the
- "Individual Members" screen, all dates for a specific member
- could be maintained. Also note that date categories must
- first be defined in the "Customize Setup" module before they
- may be accessed here.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Special Dates" from the menu, touch the letter
- <E> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be
- used to indicate the desired selection.
-
-
- 4.11
- 2. You will then be prompted to enter a date category.
- Enter a valid date category or press <ENTER> to view a
- table of all date categories. After selecting a date
- category, press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. A scrolling table will appear of all members for whom
- this special date has been entered. The table will be in
- date order. To quickly scroll the table, enter any
- month. At this point, yit is possible to add a new
- member or change information for an existing member.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. Press ESC to return to the MEMBER menu from the scrolling
- table. The program will return to the date category
- prompt. Press <ESC> again to return to the menu.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. To write the record at any time without editing
- all fields, press <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel
- all changes to this record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Member Number" - Enter a valid member number or press
- <ENTER> to view a lookup table of all members. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Date" - Enter the date in <mmddyy> format.
-
- 4. "Comments" - Enter any desired comments regarding this
- record. Up to three lines of comments may be entered.
- Press <ENTER> to return to the member's scrolling table
- of special dates.
-
- (To modify an existing record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- member's date record you wish to change. Press <ENTER>
- to select the record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After each field has been maintained, the
- program will return to this member's scrolling table of
- dates.
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.12
- (To delete a record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record. A confirmation screen will appear.
-
- 2. The confirmation screen will display the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The program will return to the member's
- scrolling table of organizations.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Purge Deleted Records"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will purge members and families that have been
- marked for deletion. To delete inactive families and members,
- change the delete flag from "N" to "Y" using the "Individual
- Members" option. Then, by running this option, all members
- who have no current donation transactions will be purged.
- Also, families with no members will also be purged.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Purge Deleted Records" from the menu, touch
- the letter <F> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. T cancel this
- selection, press <ESC>. To proceed, press any other key.
- When the process is complete, the program will return to
- the menu.
-
- MAILING LABELS
-
- There are several mailing label options. Mailing labels may
- be printed for each family or household, for each individual,
- or for all members of a specific organization.
-
- All labels are printed in a 3 1/2 by 1 15/16 inch label
- format. This is a standard label size and can be obtained
- wherever computer supplies are sold.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.13
- MENU SELECTION: "MAILING LABELS - By Family"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to print a mailing label for each family in
- the church. When only one label per household is required,
- this is the appropriate option to select. The names and
- addresses as stored in the family file will be printed in zip
- code order.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "By Family" from the menu by touching the letter
- <G> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also
- be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. They may be redirected
- to a printer by pressing <CTRL> <L>. When processing is
- complete. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, it will return to the
- menu automatically once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "MAILING LABELS - Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to print mailing labels for all individuals
- in the church. When one label per member is required, this is
- the appropriate option to select.
-
- This report uses the "Label Code" field in the member's file
- to determine whether or not to print an individual label. If
- the value in that field is set to "Y", then a label will be
- printed. If the value is set to "N", then no label will be
- printed for that member.
-
- The names will appear as set up in the membership file. The
- addresses as set up in the family file will be printed. The
- order in which the labels are printed will depend on the zip
- code value as defined in the "Statement Sort" field in the
- member's family file.
-
-
-
- 4.14
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "By Individual Member" from the menu by touching
- the letter <H> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. They may be redirected
- to a printer by pressing <CTRL> <L> once processing is
- complete. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "MAILING LABELS - Members of an Organization"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to print mailing labels for all members of
- one or more organizations within the church.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Members of an Organization" from the menu by
- touching the letter <I> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Organization No (0=All)" - To print labels for only one
- organization, enter the organization number. To print
- labels for members of all organizations leave the field
- blank or enter zero. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear when printing is complete.
-
-
-
- 4.15
- MENU SELECTION: "Label Test Pattern"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will print one sample mailing label to assist in
- lining up the labels in the printer.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Label Test Pattern" from the menu, touch the
- letter <J> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Insure that the
- printer is ready and the labels are positioned properly
- in the printer. Press <ESC> to cancel the selection. To
- proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. When the label has printed, make any necessary adjustment
- and reprint if necessary. The main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- REPORTS
-
- When any report option is chosen, a confirmation screen will
- appear. The report may be canceled by pressing the <ESC> key.
- The report direction may be toggled between SCREEN and PRINTER
- by pressing <F2>. Pressing any other key will initiate the
- report.
-
- The report may be halted while it is processing by pressing
- <ESC>. Reports sent to the screen may be redirected to the
- printer by pressing <CTL> <L> after they have processed.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Complete Family Listing"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list details for all families set up in the
- family file.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Complete Family Listing" from the menu by
- touching the letter <K> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
- 4.16
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> or <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Membership Profile Report"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list details on all members set up in the
- membership file.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Membership Profile Report" from the menu by
- touching the letter <L> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Special Dates Report"
-
- Functional Description
-
- The special dates report lists significant dates which have
- been entered for each member. You may specify a date range as
- well as a specific date category at report run time.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.17
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Special Dates Report" from the menu by touching
- the letter <M> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Start Month (1 - 12)" - Enter the starting month for the
- range of dates to be printed. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. "Start Day of Month" - Enter the starting day of the
- indicated month for the range of dates to be print.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. "End Month (1 - 12)" - Enter the ending month for the
- range of dates to be printed. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 6. "End Day of Month" - Enter the ending day of the
- indicated month for the range of dates to be printed.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 7. "Date Category (0-All Categories)" - To print a special
- date report for only one date category, enter the
- category number. To include all date categories, leave
- the field blank or enter zero. Press <ENTER> to
- continue.
-
- 8. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear when printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Special Talents Report"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list all members' special talents or skills
- as set up in the system.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.18
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Special Talents Report" from the menu by touching
- the letter <N> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Enter Talent Category (0-All)" - To print a report for
- only one talent category, enter the category number. To
- include all talent categories, leave the field blank or
- enter zero. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> or <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear when printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Organizational Rosters"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will allow you to print a membership roster for
- any organization within the church.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Organizational Rosters" from the menu by touching
- the letter <O> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Organization No (0-All)" - To print a roster for only
- one organization, enter the organization number. To
- print rosters for all organizations, leave the field
- blank or enter zero. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.19
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> or <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear when printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Complete Church Roster"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print an alphabetical roster of all members.
- The roster includes the members name, phone number, and the
- associated family name.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Complete Church Roster" from the menu by touching
- the letter <P> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Export Members For Mail Merge"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will export certain membership information into a
- comma delimited, ASCII text file. The file may then be
- accessed by the mail merge capability of many word processors.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.20
- The file "MEMBER.ASC" will be created. The following fields
- of information will be exported:
-
- FIRST_NAME Member's First Name
- LAST_NAME Member's Last Name
- MIDDLE_INIT Member's Middle Initial
- ADDRESS1 First Address Line
- ADDRESS2 Second Address Line
- ADDRESS3 Third Address Line
- ZIP_CODE Zip Code for sorting
- MEMBER_NO Member Number
- FAMILY_NO Family Number
-
- The first record is a header record containing the field
- names. It may be necessary to remove this record prior to
- using this file with some word processors. This can be easily
- done using any ASCII text editor or word processor.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Export Members For Mail Merge" from the menu by
- touching the letter <Q> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 4.21V.DONATIONS
-
- PROGRAM: DONATE.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- DONATE.EXE is the executable program for the donation module.
- This is the module where all donation related information is
- processed.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. This module may be accessed by selecting DONATION
- TRACKING from the main menu or by executing DONATE from
- the DOS command line. To execute DONATE from the DOS
- command line:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
- Input "DONATE"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. If the security option is active, a password prompt will
- appear. Input the appropriate password as required. If
- the security option is not set, the password prompt will
- not appear. Instead, a prompt requesting the user's
- initials will appear. Press <ENTER> at this time.
-
- 3. To make a selection from the donations menu, touch the
- letter on the keyboard corresponding to the menu
- selection. The <UP> or <DOWN> arrow keys may also be
- used to position the selector bar over the desired
- module. Press <ENTER> and the selection will be
- executed.
-
- The menu choices are:
-
- DONATION DATA ENTRY AND UPDATE
-
- A) Enter Donations By Name
- B) Enter Donations By Envelope Number
- C) Detail Data Entry Edit Listing
- D) Summary Data Entry Edit Listing
- E) Finalize Data Entry
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.1
- MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES
-
- F) Member Pledge/Giving Maintenance
- G) Year End Roll
- H) Purge History (Date Range)
- I) Export Donation Data
- * J) Statement Processing Options
-
- INQUIRIES
-
- K) Detail Donation Inquiry By Member
- L) Detail Donation Inquiry By Fund
- M) Quarterly Fund Inquiry
-
- REPORTS
-
- N) Donation Activity By Member
- O) Donation Activity By Fund
- P) Donation Summary By Member
- Q) Donation Summary By Fund - Date Range
- R) Weekly Donation Summary
- S) Call List By Last Donation Date
- T) Quarterly Fund Summary
-
- * The selection "Statement Processing Options"
- displays another menu. The choices are:
-
- A) Build Statement Work File
- B) Print Statements
- C) Label Test Pattern
- D) Print Mailing Labels
- E) Single Statement - Summary Format
- F) Single Statement - Detail Format
-
- DONATION DATA ENTRY AND UPDATE
-
- The donation data entry process consists of executing several
- procedures from the menu in a specific order. The
- relationship will be detailed here.
-
- 1. Access members by either name or by envelope number when
- entering donations. If the member's last name is known
- and available, select the option to enter donations by
- name. If the only available identification is the
- envelope number, select the option to enter donations by
- envelope number.
-
-
-
-
- 5.2
- 2. Once a group of donations have been entered, a data entry
- edit listing should be run. Either a detail or summary
- listing may be run.
-
- If the information on the edit listing is correct, the
- transactions may be finalized. If there are corrections
- to make or additional transactions to post, return to
- step 1 and repeat the cycle.
-
- 3. Once the edit listing shows that the transactions have
- been posted properly, select "Finalize Data Entry" to
- update the information. Data files should be backed up
- prior to running this procedure. See details on backup
- elsewhere in this manual.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Donations By Name"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to access members by name when entering
- donations.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Donations By Name" from the menu by
- touching the letter <A> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Member" - To access a member by name, leave this field
- blank and press <ENTER>. (Go to step 3) If the member's
- number is known, enter the number and press <ENTER>. (Go
- to step 4)
-
- 3. A scrolling table of all members will be displayed on the
- screen. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar
- over the record of the member to be accessed. Enter all
- or part of the member's last name to quickly position the
- selector bar. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. If transactions already exist for this member, a table of
- transactions will be displayed. If there are no existing
- transactions, the donation data entry form will appear.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.3
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Anytime the cursor is positioned at the "Member" prompt,
- press <ESC> to return to the menu.
-
- (To add a new donation)
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. The donation data entry form will
- appear.
-
- 2. "Date" - Enter the date of the transaction. The system
- will remember the last date entered in this session. If
- this date is correct, simply press <ENTER>.
-
- 3. "Fund" - Enter the fund number. If the fund number is
- unknown, leave the field blank. A table of valid funds
- will appear. Select the fund using the arrow keys. To
- zero out an existing value in this field, press the space
- bar. When presented with the lookup table, use the arrow
- keys to make your selection. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 4. "Amount" - Enter the amount of the donation. Press the
- space bar to clear any existing values in this field.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Reference" - Enter any information about this
- transaction that should be noted. Press <ENTER> to
- return to the member's scrolling table of donations.
-
- 6. If all transactions for this member have been entered,
- press <ESC>. This will return the cursor to the "Member"
- prompt.
-
- (To modify an existing donation for this member)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- transaction you wish to change. Press <ENTER> to select
- the record to maintain.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, the
- display will return to the member's scrolling table of
- donations.
-
- 3. If all transactions for this member have been entered,
- press <ESC>. This will return the cursor to the "Member"
- prompt.
-
-
- 5.4
- (To delete a transaction)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record to delete.
-
- 2. The complete record will be displayed. Press <ENTER> to
- delete the record or <ESC> to cancel this selection. The
- member's scrolling table of donations will reappear.
-
- 3. If all transactions for this member have been entered,
- press <ESC>. This will return the cursor to the "Member"
- prompt.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Donations By Envelope Number"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to access members by envelope number when
- entering donations.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Donations By Envelope Number" from the menu
- by touching the letter <B> and then pressing <ENTER>.
- The arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Member" - To access a member by envelope number, leave
- this field blank and press <ENTER>. (Go to step 3) If
- the member's number is known, enter the number and press
- <ENTER>. (Go to step 4)
-
- 3. A scrolling table of all members will be displayed on the
- screen. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar
- over the record of the member you wish to access. Enter
- all or part of the member's envelope number to quickly
- position the selector bar. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. If transactions already exist for this member, a table of
- transactions will be displayed. If there are no existing
- transactions, the donation data entry form will appear.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Any time the cursor is positioned at the "Member" prompt,
- press <ESC> to return to the menu.
-
-
-
-
- 5.5
- (To add a new donation)
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. The donation data entry form will
- appear.
-
- 2. "Date" - Enter the date of the transaction. The system
- will remember the last date entered in this session. If
- this date is correct, simply press <ENTER>.
-
- 3. "Fund" - Enter the fund number. If the fund number is
- unknown, leave the field blank. A table of valid funds
- will appear. Select the fund using the arrow keys. To
- zero out an existing value in this field, press the space
- bar. When presented with the lookup table, use the arrow
- keys to make your selection. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 4. "Amount" - Enter the amount of the donation. Press the
- space bar to clear any existing values in this field.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Reference" - Enter any information about this
- transaction that should be noted. Press <ENTER> to
- return to the member's scrolling table of donations.
-
- 6. If all transactions for this member have been entered,
- press <ESC>. This will return the cursor to the "Member"
- prompt.
-
- (To modify an existing donation for this member)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- transaction you wish to change. Press <ENTER> to select
- the record to maintain.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, the
- display will return to the member's scrolling table of
- donations.
-
- 3. If all transactions for this member have been entered,
- press <ESC>. This will return the cursor to the "Member"
- prompt.
-
- (To delete a transaction)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record you wish to delete. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record to delete.
-
- 5.6
- 2. The complete record will be displayed. Press <ENTER> to
- delete the record or <ESC> to cancel this selection. The
- member's scrolling table of donations will reappear.
-
- 3. If all transactions for this member have been entered,
- press <ESC>. This will return the cursor to the "Member"
- prompt.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Detail Data Entry Edit Listing"
-
- Functional Description
-
- The Detail Data Entry Edit Listing will list all transactions
- that have been posted since transactions were last finalized.
- This report should be run prior to finalizing to insure that
- all transaction amounts are correct and that the donations
- have been posted to the proper fund categories. If a data
- entry error it may still be corrected.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Detail Data Entry Edit Listing" from the menu by
- touching the letter <C> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Summary Data Entry Edit Listing"
-
- Functional Description
-
- The Summary Data Entry Edit Listing will list total giving by
- fund category for all transactions that have been posted since
- transactions were last finalized. This report (or the Detail
- Data Entry Edit Listing) should be run prior to finalizing to
- insure that all transaction amounts are correct and that the
- donations have been posted to the proper fund categories. If
- a data entry error it may still be corrected.
-
-
- 5.7
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Summary Data Entry Edit Listing" from the menu by
- touching the letter <D> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Finalize Data Entry"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This procedure will finalize all transactions that have been
- entered since it was last executed. This will create a
- permanent audit trail of transactions entered and update
- totals for both members and fund categories. Any errors
- discovered after running this option must be corrected by
- entering an adjustment.
-
- Be sure to back up all files prior to selecting this option.
- See the section in the manual on "Backing Up Data Files"
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Finalize Data Entry" from the menu by touching
- the letter <E> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.8
- MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Member Pledge/Giving Maintenance"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to enter and maintain the member's donation
- related information. Information such as envelope number and
- the pledge amount for each fund may be entered here. This
- information is not accessible from the MEMBER module. This
- allows individuals that should not have access to giving
- information to use that module.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Member Pledge/Giving Maintenance" from the
- menu, touch the letter <F> and then press <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all members currently defined will
- appear.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the DONATIONS menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. You may also enter all or part of
- the member's last name to automatically position the
- selector bar. Press <ENTER> to select the record.
-
- 2. "Envelope Number" - Enter the member's envelope number.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Combined Statement" - Values are <Y> and <N>. Enter <Y>
- to combine this member with other members of the same
- family for statement processing. A single statement will
- be printed for all members having this value set to <Y>.
- Enter <N> if this member should receive a separate
- statement. After all fields have been maintained, the
- program will return to the scrolling table.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.9
- Active Function Keys
-
- F1 HELP - Always active
-
- 1. Press F1 at any time for a pop-up context sensitive help
- screen.
-
- F2 Enter Pledge Information By Fund
-
- 1. Press F2 at any time while maintaining the member's
- pledge amounts by fund category.
-
- 2. A table of all funds to which this member has either
- pledged to or given to will appear.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>.
-
- 2. "Fund To Pledge" - Enter a valid fund number or press
- <ENTER> to view a lookup table of all funds. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Annual Pledge Amount" - Enter the total annual pledge
- amount for this fund category.
-
- 4. "Fund Life Pledge" - If it is desired to maintain a "life
- of the fund pledge" for this fund, enter it here. This
- is especially useful for long term fund drives such as
- building fund drives. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 5. "Next Year Pledge" - Enter the amount this member pledges
- to this fund for next year. This is especially useful
- since it permits next year's pledge amounts to be entered
- prior to ending the current year. Press <ENTER> to
- return to the fund table.
-
- (To modify an existing record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After each field has been maintained, The
- screen will return to this member's scrolling table of
- funds.
-
-
- 5.10
- MENU SELECTION: "Year End Roll"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will move all quarter and year-to-date totals from
- the current year to prior year. Any next year pledge amounts
- will be moved to current year. Proceed with caution. All
- needed reports should be printed prior to executing this
- option. It is essential that you a full backup is performed
- as well.
-
- Please read the sections of this manual on "Backing Up Data
- Files" and "Other Considerations". It is essential that you
- read and understand these sections prior to initiating this
- procedure!
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Year End Roll" from the menu by touching the
- letter <F> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. When processing is complete, the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Purge History (Date Range)"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will purge old donation transactions for any year
- except the current year. Please read the sections of this
- manual on "Backing Up Data Files" and "Other Considerations".
- It is very important that you read and understand these
- section prior to initiating this procedure!
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Purge History (Date Range)" from the menu by
- touching the letter <G> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
-
-
-
- 5.11
- 3. "Enter Year To Purge" - Enter the year for transactions
- to be purged. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Export Donation Data"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will export certain donation information into a
- comma delimited, ASCII text file. The file may then be
- accessed by spread sheets and custom programs written in other
- languages.
-
- The file "DONATE.ASC" will be created. The following fields
- of information will be exported:
-
- TRANS_TYPE 1=Unfinalized 2=finalized 3=history
- TRANS_DATE Transaction date as entered
- MEMBER_NO Member Number
- FUND_NO Fund Number
- AMOUNT Amount of donation
- REFERENCE Comment regarding transaction
- USERID Initials of user finalizing transaction
- POST_DATE Date stamp when transaction was finalized
- POST_TIME Time stamp when transaction was finalized
-
- The first record is a header record containing the field
- names. It may be necessary to remove this record prior to
- using this file with some spreadsheets. This can be easily
- done using any ASCII text editor or word processor.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Export Donation Data" from the menu by touching
- the letter <I> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Starting Date" - Enter the starting date range for data
- to be exported. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Ending Date" - Enter the ending date range for data to
- be exported. Press <ENTER> to begin exporting.
-
-
-
- 5.12
- 4. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Statement Processing Options"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will access a menu of statement processing
- options. This menu also replaces the confirmation screen that
- appears when reports are initiated elsewhere in the system.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Statement Processing Options" from the menu by
- touching the letter <J> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A statement processing menu will appear. Press <ESC> to
- return to the main menu.
-
- 3. Press <F2> to toggle the report direction between
- <SCREEN> and <PRINTER>. This has no effect on the "Build
- Statement Work File" which processes to disk.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Build Statement Work File"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option must be run to build a statement work file prior
- to processing statements. The work file will be created into
- a comma delimited, ASCII text file format. This will make it
- possible for the user to access this file in the same manner
- as other ASCII files that CMTS exports.
-
- The file "TEMP1.DAT" will be created. The following fields of
- information will exist:
-
- SORTKEY Internal value statements sort by
- FAMILY_NO Family number of this member
- FUND NO Fund number
- FIRST_LINE Name on statement
- QUARTER1 Quarter 1 giving this fund
- QUARTER2 Quarter 2 giving this fund
- QUARTER3 Quarter 3 giving this fund
- QUARTER4 Quarter 4 giving this fund
- YTD YTD giving this fund
- PLEDGE Pledge Amount this fund
- MEMBER_NO Member Number
-
-
- 5.13
- The first record is a header record containing the field
- names. It may be necessary to remove this record prior to
- using this file with some spreadsheets. This can be easily
- done using any ASCII text editor or word processor.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Build Statement Work File" from the statement
- processing menu by touching the letter <A> and then
- pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be used to
- select this option.
-
- 2. When processing is complete the statement menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Print Statements"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will print statements for the entire congregation.
- Statements will print in zip code order. In instances where
- the "Combined Statement Flag" is set to yes, the family name
- will appear on the statement and one statement will print
- combining all such family members.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Insure the report direction is set as desired. Press
- <F2> to toggle the report direction between <SCREEN> and
- <PRINTER>.
-
- 2. Select "Print Statements" from the statement menu by
- touching the letter <B> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 3. When processing is complete the statement menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Label Test Pattern"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will print a label test pattern.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.14
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Insure that the labels are positioned in the printer.
-
- 2. Select "Label Test Pattern" from the statement menu by
- touching the letter <C> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 3. When processing is complete the statement menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Print Mailing Labels"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will print labels for all statements. Labels will
- print in the same order as the statements, in zip code order.
- In instances where the "Combined Statement Flag" is set to yes
- and one statement is printed for a family, one label will
- print.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Insure the report direction is set as desired. Press
- <F2> to toggle the report direction between <SCREEN> and
- <PRINTER>.
-
- 2. Select "Print Mailing Labels" from the statement menu by
- touching the letter <D> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 3. Statements directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> or <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear when printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Single Statement - Summary Format"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will print a single statement for one member. The
- format used is the same as that used for printing statements
- in option B. It is not necessary to build the statement work
- file prior to selecting this option. Combined statements
- cannot be printed with this option.
-
-
-
- 5.15
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Insure the report direction is set as desired. Press
- <F2> to toggle the report direction between <SCREEN> and
- <PRINTER>.
-
- 2. Select "Single Statement - Summary Format" from the
- statement menu by touching the letter <E> and then
- pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be used to
- select this option.
-
- 3. "Enter Member Number" - Enter the number for the member
- whose statement is to be printed. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the report and return to the statement menu. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Statements directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Single Statement - Detail Format"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will print a single statement for one member. The
- statement will appear in a detailed format, showing all
- transactions for that member.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Insure the report direction is set as desired. Press
- <F2> to toggle the report direction between <SCREEN> and
- <PRINTER>.
-
- 2. Select "Single Statement - Detail Format" from the
- statement menu by touching the letter <F> and then
- pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be used to
- select this option.
-
- 3. "Enter Member Number" - Enter the number for the member
- whose statement is to be printed. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the report and return to the statement menu. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
-
-
-
- 5.16
- 4. Statements directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> or <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear when printing is complete.
-
- INQUIRIES
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Detail Donation Inquiry By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to view transaction details for any member.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Detail Donation Inquiry By Member" from the menu
- by touching the letter <K> and then pressing <ENTER>.
- The arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Select Transaction Type" - Enter the desired transaction
- type. Valid choices are:
-
- 1 Unfinalized
- 2 Current Year
- 3 History
-
- 3. "Member Number" - Enter a valid member number or press
- <ENTER> to view a lookup table of all members. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. A detailed display of all transactions for this member
- will appear. Scroll through these transactions by using
- the <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys as well as the <PG UP> and
- <PG DOWN> keys. To select another member, press <ESC>.
-
- 5. To select another transaction type, press <ESC> again.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Detail Donation Inquiry by Fund"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to view transaction details for any fund.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.17
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Detail Donation Inquiry By Fund" from the menu by
- touching the letter <L> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Select Transaction Type" - Enter the desired transaction
- type. Valid choices are:
-
- 1 Unfinalized
- 2 Current Year
- 3 History
-
- 3. "Fund Number" - Enter a valid fund number or press
- <ENTER> to view a lookup table of all funds. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. A detailed display of all transactions for this fund will
- appear. Scroll through these transactions by using the
- <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys as well as the <PG UP> and <PG
- DOWN> keys. To select another fund, press <ESC>.
-
- 5. To select another transaction type, press <ESC> again.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Quarterly Fund Inquiry"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to view summary information by fund
- category for the current and prior year.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Quarterly Fund Inquiry" from the menu by touching
- the letter <M> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A table of funds will be displayed. Use the arrow keys
- to position the highlight bar over the desired record.
- The <PageUp> and <PageDown> keys are also active. Press
- <ENTER> to view the selected record. Press <ESC> to
- return to the menu.
-
- 3. A display of current year and prior year totals for this
- fund will appear. To select another fund, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.18
- REPORTS
-
- When any report option is chosen, a confirmation screen will
- appear. The report may be canceled by pressing the <ESC> key.
- The report direction may be toggled between SCREEN and PRINTER
- by pressing <F2>. Pressing any other key will initiate the
- report.
-
- The report may be halted while it is processing by pressing
- <ESC>. Reports sent to the screen may be redirected to the
- printer by pressing <CTL> <L> after they have processed.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Donation Activity By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a listing of all donations in the
- transaction file sorted by member for a given date range.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Donation Activity By Member" from the menu by
- touching the letter <N> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Start Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
- 4. "End Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.19
- MENU SELECTION: "Donation Activity By Fund"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a listing of all donations in the
- transaction file sorted by fund for a given date range.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Donation Activity By Fund" from the menu by
- touching the letter <O> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Start Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
- 4. "End Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Donation Summary By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a summary listing of all donations with
- totals sorted by member and grouped by fund for a given date
- range.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Donation Summary By Member" from the menu by
- touching the letter <P> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.20
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Start Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
- 4. "End Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Donation Summary By Fund-Date Range"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a summary listing of all donations
- totals sorted by fund for a given date range.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Donation Summary By Fund" from the menu by
- touching the letter <Q> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Start Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "End Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.21
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Weekly Donation Summary"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a weekly summary of all donations
- totals sorted by fund for a given date range. Each week
- ending date is a Sunday date and will reflect all transactions
- posted during the week ending on that day (Monday thru
- Sunday).
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Weekly Donation Summary" from the menu by
- touching the letter <R> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Start Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "End Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Fund Category (0=All)" - Enter the desired fund
- category. For all categories, enter zero or leave the
- field blank. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 6. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 5.22
- MENU SELECTION: "Call List By Last Donation Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a convenient call list based on the
- last date of a member's donations. All members that have not
- given a donation since the indicated date will appear on the
- report.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Call List By Last Donation Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <S> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Last Donation Date" - Enter the last donation date in
- <MMDDYY> format. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Quarterly Fund Summary"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a summary of all fund totals by
- quarter. Current year and prior year totals are printed.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Quarterly Fund Summary" from the menu by touching
- the letter <T> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
-
-
- 5.23
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
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- 5.24
- VI. FUND ACCOUNTING
-
- PROGRAM: FUND.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- FUND.EXE is the executable program for the fund accounting
- module. The fund accounting module is extremely powerful, yet
- incredibly easy to use. It is designed to allow individuals
- with limited accounting knowledge to manage all of the
- financial transactions of the church.
-
- Often, "fund accounting" packages are adapted from business
- systems. They are not always well suited to handle fund
- accounting. In many instances, funds must be set up as
- liability accounts. Sources of funds (income) and uses of
- funds (expenses) must be assigned to departments to track
- changes in fund equity. This approach usually requires "four-
- sided" bookkeeping.
-
- This system was designed and written specifically for churches
- and other non-profit organizations that use fund accounting.
- It differs from business general ledger systems in several
- important aspects.
-
- An account is created for each fund in the fund equity section
- of the balance sheet. When a source of funds (income) account
- or a use of funds (expense) account is created, the related
- fund equity account must be identified. Whenever a
- transaction effects an income or expense account, the
- appropriate fund equity account is updated as well.
-
- This is a double entry general ledger system. However, the
- system automatically generates the appropriate entries for
- deposits, checks, fund transfers and bank service charges.
-
- The software is furnished with sample data files. Use these
- files to get acquainted with the various functions prior to
- beginning the live installation. Become familiar with the
- various features of the software.
-
- Prior to implementing the system, thoroughly read the sections
- of this manual titled "Live Implementation" and "Special
- Considerations".
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.1
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. This module may be accessed by selecting FUND ACCOUNTING
- from the main menu or by executing DONATE from the DOS
- command line. To execute FUND from the DOS command line:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
- Input "FUND"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. If the security option is active, a password prompt will
- appear. Input the appropriate password as required. If
- the security option is not set, the password prompt will
- not appear. Instead a prompt requesting your initials
- will appear. Press <ENTER> at this time.
-
- 3. To make a selection from the fund accounting menu, touch
- the letter on the keyboard corresponding to the menu
- selection. The <UP> or <DOWN> arrow keys may also be
- used to position the selector bar over the desired
- module. Press <ENTER> and the selection will be
- executed.
-
- The menu choices are:
-
- DATA ENTRY
-
- A) Enter Transactions
- B) Transaction Edit Listing
- C) Finalize Transactions
-
- FILES
-
- D) General Ledger Accounts
- E) Bank Information
- F) Vendors
-
- OTHER FUNCTIONS
-
- G) Check Reconciliation
- H) Year End Processing
- I) Purge Old Transactions
- J) Purge Deleted Accounts
- K) Export Transactions
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.2
- INQUIRIES
-
- L) Transaction Detail Inquiry
- M) Account Inquiry
- N) Check Register
-
- REPORTS
-
- O) Chart of Accounts
- P) Revenue and Expenditure Statement
- Q) Sources and Uses of Funds (Detail)
- R) Trial Balance
- S) Actual vs Budgeted Report
- T) Check Register
- U) Transaction Audit Trail
- V) Balance Sheet
- W) Changes in Fund Equity
-
- DATA ENTRY
-
- The data entry process consists of executing several
- procedures from the menu in a specific order. The
- relationship will be detailed here.
-
- This process consists of three steps. These steps are:
-
- Step 1. Enter Transactions
-
- Enter transactions using one of five transaction types.
-
- Step 2. Print Transaction Edit Listing
-
- Once a group of transactions have been entered, a transaction
- edit listing should be run. If the information on the edit
- listing is correct, the transactions may be finalized. If
- there are corrections to make or additional transactions to
- enter, return to step 1 and repeat the cycle.
-
- Step 3. Finalize Transactions
-
- Once the edit listing shows that the transactions have been
- posted properly, select "Finalize Transactions" to update the
- information. Data files should be backed up prior to running
- this procedure. See details on backup elsewhere in this
- manual.
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.3
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Transactions"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to enter financial transactions. Four
- different "automatic" transaction types are provided. There
- is also a transaction type to enter miscellaneous journal
- entries.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Transactions" from the menu by touching the
- letter <A> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all transactions that have not been
- finalized will appear. At this point, press <INSERT> to
- add a new transaction or select an existing transaction
- to maintain and press <ENTER>.
-
- NOTE: When entering the first transaction, the data
- entry form will appear immediately without pressing
- <INSERT>.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. To return to the FUND ACCOUNTING menu from the
- Transactions Menu, press <ESC>.
-
- (To add a new transaction)
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A pop-up menu of transaction types will
- appear. These choices are:
-
- A) Bank Deposits
- B) Checks (Cash Disbursements)
- C) Miscellaneous Bank Charges
- D) Fund Transfers
- E) Miscellaneous Journal Entries
-
- Touch the letter corresponding to the desired transaction
- type and press <ENTER>.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.4
- (Bank Deposits - Transaction Header)
-
- When this transaction type is selected, the deposit amount and
- other header information must be entered. A distribution
- screen will then permit entry of all sources of funds and
- other accounts related to this deposit. The total
- distribution amount must equal the deposit amount. When the
- transaction is finalized, the bank asset account will
- automatically be debited and each distribution account will be
- credited.
-
- 1. "Journal Code" - Enter up to seven character to indicate
- the journal code or type. The default value is
- "DEPOSIT". Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 2. "Deposit Date" - Enter a valid transaction date in
- <MMDDYY> format. This date should be the actual date of
- the transaction, not today's date. The system will
- automatically place the transaction in the proper period
- based on the date entered.
-
- Only valid dates for the current and next fiscal year
- will be accepted. The system will automatically
- recognize a future date and hold the information until
- after year ending processing.
-
- When entering several transactions in one session, the
- system will automatically use the date of the prior
- transaction as a default date. Press the space bar to
- clear this date. After the date has been entered, press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Bank Number" - Enter the bank number representing the
- bank account to which the deposit will be made. If the
- number is unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table
- will pop up displaying all bank accounts. Select the
- bank and then press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Deposit Amount" - Enter the amount of the deposit.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Reference" - Enter up to thirty characters to reference
- this transaction. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.5
- 6. Press <F2> to enter or edit distributions pertaining to
- this deposit. Press <ENTER> when the distribution
- records have been entered and the amount remaining to
- distribute is zero. If you attempt to leave this screen
- by pressing <ENTER> prior to entering the distribution
- records, you will receive the message "Distribution Must
- Balance - Press <F2> to edit detail".
-
- (Bank Deposits - Distribution)
-
- 1. A scrolling table of all distribution records will
- appear. At this point, press <INSERT> to add a new
- distribution or select a record to maintain and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- NOTE: When entering the first record, the data entry
- form will appear immediately without pressing <INSERT>.
-
- 2. "Acct #" - Enter the general ledger account number
- representing this distribution record. If the number is
- unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table will pop up
- displaying all general ledger accounts. Enter an account
- type and press <ENTER> to view the accounts within this
- type. Select the account and then press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 3. "Distribution Amount" - Enter the distribution amount for
- this account.
-
- 4. "Description" - Enter up to thirty characters to
- reference this distribution. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. The screen will show the deposit amount, amount
- distributed, and the amount remaining to be distributed.
- Press <INS> to add another distribution record or select
- an existing record and press <ENTER> to maintain the
- record. Press <ESC> to return to the deposit header
- screen.
-
- (Checks - Transaction Header)
-
- When this transaction type is selected, the check amount and
- other header information must be entered. A distribution
- screen will then permit entry of all uses of funds and other
- accounts related to the check. The total distribution amount
- must equal the check amount. When the transaction is
- finalized, the bank asset account will automatically be
- credited and each distribution account will be debited.
-
-
- 6.6
- 1. "Journal Code" - Enter up to seven character to indicate
- the journal code or type. The default value is "CHECK".
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 2. "Check Date" - Enter a valid transaction date in <MMDDYY>
- format. This date should be the actual check date, not
- today's date. The system will automatically place the
- transaction in the proper period based on the date
- entered.
-
- Only valid dates for the current and next fiscal year
- will be accepted. The system will automatically
- recognize a future date and hold the information until
- after year ending processing.
-
- When entering several transactions in one session, the
- system will automatically use the date of the prior
- transaction as a default date. Press the space bar to
- clear this date. After the date has been entered, press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Bank Number" - Enter the bank number representing the
- bank account from which this check will be drawn. If the
- number is unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table
- will pop up displaying all bank accounts. Select the
- bank and then press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Check Number" - Enter the check number for this check.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Payee" - Enter the name of the payee for this check or
- press <F3> to select from the list of vendors in the
- vendor file.
-
- 6. "Check Amount" - Enter the amount of the check. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Reference" - Enter up to thirty characters to reference
- this transaction. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 6. Press <F2> to enter or edit distributions pertaining to
- this deposit. Press <ENTER> when the distribution
- records have been entered and the amount remaining to
- distribute is zero. If you attempt to leave this screen
- by pressing <ENTER> prior to entering the distribution
- records, you will receive the message "Distribution Must
- Balance - Press <F2> to edit detail".
-
-
-
- 6.7
- (Checks - Distribution)
-
- 1. A scrolling table of all distribution records will
- appear. At this point, press <INSERT> to add a new
- distribution or select an record to maintain and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- NOTE: When entering the first record, the data entry
- form will appear immediately without pressing <INSERT>.
-
- 2. "Acct #" - Enter the general ledger account number
- representing this distribution record. If the number is
- unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table will pop up
- displaying all general ledger accounts. Enter an account
- type and press <ENTER> to view the accounts within this
- type. Select the account and then press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 3. "Distribution Amount" - Enter the distribution amount for
- this account.
-
- 4. "Description" - Enter up to thirty characters to
- reference this distribution. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. The screen will show the check amount, amount
- distributed, and the amount remaining to be distributed.
- Press <INS> to add another distribution record or select
- an existing record and press <ENTER> to maintain the
- record. Press <ESC> to return to the check header
- screen.
-
- (Miscellaneous Bank Charges)
-
- When this transaction type is selected, the service charge
- amount and related information must be entered. There is no
- distribution screen for this type transaction. When the
- transaction is finalized, the bank asset account will
- automatically be credited and the bank expense account will be
- debited.
-
- 1. "Journal Code" - Enter up to seven characters to indicate
- the journal code or type. The default value is
- "SCHARGE". Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.8
- 2. "Trans Date" - Enter a valid transaction date in <MMDDYY>
- format. This date should be the actual service charge
- date, not today's date. The system will automatically
- place the transaction in the proper period based on the
- date entered.
-
- Only valid dates for the current and next fiscal year
- will be accepted. The system will automatically
- recognize a future date and hold the information until
- after year ending processing.
-
- When entering several transactions in one session, the
- system will automatically use the date of the prior
- transaction as a default date. Press the space bar to
- clear this date. After the date has been entered, press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Bank Number" - Enter the bank number representing the
- bank account from which this service charge will be
- credited. If the number is unknown, press <ENTER> and a
- scrolling table will pop up displaying all bank accounts.
- Select the bank and then press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 4. "Credit Amount" - Enter the amount of the service charge.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Reference" - Enter up to thirty characters to reference
- this transaction. Press <ENTER> to continue. The
- transaction header screen will appear. There is no
- distribution made for bank service charges. The
- transaction is made automatically.
-
- (Fund Transfers - Transaction Header)
-
- When this transaction type is selected, the transfer amount
- and other header information must be entered. A distribution
- screen will then permit entry of all fund equity accounts to
- which funds are to be transferred. The total distribution
- amount must equal the transfer amount. When the transaction
- is finalized, the "from" fund equity account will
- automatically be debited and each account that funds are
- transferred to will be credited.
-
- 1. "Journal Code" - Enter up to seven character to indicate
- the journal code or type. The default value is
- "FUNDTRS". Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
-
- 6.9
- 2. "Transfer Date" - Enter a valid transaction date in
- <MMDDYY> format. This date should be the actual
- transaction date, not today's date. The system will
- automatically place the transaction in the proper period
- based on the date entered.
-
- Only valid dates for the current and next fiscal year
- will be accepted. The system will automatically
- recognize a future date and hold the information until
- after year ending processing.
-
- When entering several transactions in one session, the
- system will automatically use the date of the prior
- transaction as a default date. Press the space bar to
- clear this date. After the date has been entered, press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Transaction From Fund #" - Enter the fund account number
- for the fund the transfer is coming from. If the number
- is unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table will pop
- up displaying all fund equity accounts. Select the
- account and then press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Amount" - Enter the amount of the transfer. This is the
- amount being transferred from the referenced fund. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Reference" - Enter up to thirty characters to reference
- this transaction. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 6. Press <F2> to enter or edit distributions pertaining to
- this fund transfer. Press <ENTER> when the distribution
- records have been entered and the amount remaining to
- distribute is zero. If <ENTER> is pressed prior to
- entering the distribution records, the message
- "Distribution Must Balance - Press <F2> to edit detail"
- will appear.
-
- (Fund Transfers - Distribution)
-
- 1. A scrolling table of all distribution records will
- appear. At this point, press <INSERT> to add a new
- distribution or select a record to maintain and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- NOTE: When entering the first record, the data entry
- form will appear immediately without pressing <INSERT>.
-
-
-
- 6.10
- 2. "Acct #" - Enter a fund equity account number
- representing all or part of the transfer. If the number
- is unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table will pop
- up displaying all fund equity accounts. Select the
- account and then press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Distribution Amount" - Enter the distribution amount for
- this account.
-
- 4. "Description" - Enter up to thirty characters to
- reference this distribution. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. The screen will show the transfer amount, amount
- distributed, and the amount remaining to be distributed.
- Press <INS> to add another distribution record or select
- an existing record and press <ENTER> to maintain the
- record. Press <ESC> to return to the transfer header
- screen.
-
- (Miscellaneous Journal Entries - Transaction Header)
-
- When this transaction type is selected, certain information
- related to the transaction must be entered. A distribution
- screen will then permit direct entry of debits and credits as
- required. Total debits must equal total credits. When the
- transaction is finalized, all appropriate accounts will be
- updated.
-
- 1. "Journal Code" - Enter up to seven characters to indicate
- the journal code or type. The default value is
- "JOURNAL". Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 2. "Transaction Date" - Enter a valid transaction date in
- <MMDDYY> format. This date should be the actual
- transaction date, not today's date. The system will
- automatically place the transaction in the proper period
- based on the date entered.
-
- Only valid dates for the current and next fiscal year
- will be accepted. The system will automatically
- recognize a future date and hold the information until
- after year ending processing.
-
- When entering several transactions in one session, the
- system will automatically use the date of the prior
- transaction as a default date. Press the space bar to
- clear this date. After the date has been entered, press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
- 6.11
- 3. "Description" - Enter up to thirty characters to
- reference this transaction. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 6. Press <F2> to enter or edit journal entries. Press
- <ENTER> when all records have been entered and the proof
- amount is zero. If the transactions are out of balance,
- it is not possible to exit this screen.
-
- (Journal Distribution)
-
- 1. A scrolling table of all distribution records will
- appear. At this point, press <INSERT> to add a new
- distribution or select an record to maintain and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- NOTE: When entering the first record, the data entry
- form will appear immediately without pressing <INSERT>.
-
- 2. "Acct #" - Enter an account number. If the number is
- unknown, press <ENTER> and a scrolling table will pop up
- displaying all general ledger accounts. Enter an account
- type and press <ENTER> to view the accounts within this
- type. Select the account and then press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 3. "Debit Amount" - Enter the debit amount for this account
- or leave blank if this is a credit entry.
-
- 3. "Credit Amount" - This field may be accessed only if the
- debit amount field is left blank. Enter the credit
- amount for this account.
-
- 4. "Description" - Enter up to thirty characters to
- reference this distribution. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. The screen will show the proof(difference between debits
- and credits) and debit and credit totals. Press <INS> to
- add another distribution record or select an existing
- record and press <ENTER> to maintain the record. Press
- <ESC> to return to the header screen.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.12
- MENU SELECTION: "Transaction Edit Listing"
-
- Functional Description
-
- The Transaction Edit Listing will list all transactions that
- have been posted since transactions were last finalized. This
- report should be run prior to finalizing to insure that all
- transaction amounts are correct. If therer is a data entry
- error it may still be corrected.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Transaction Edit Listing" from the menu by
- touching the letter <B> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Finalize Transactions"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This procedure will finalize all current year transactions
- that have been entered since it was last executed. This will
- create a permanent audit trail of transactions entered and
- update totals in the general ledger account file, bank file,
- and vendor file. Any errors discovered after running this
- option must be corrected by entering an adjustment. "Next
- year" transactions will be given a special "future" type
- transaction status until year ending processing occurs.
-
- Be sure to back up all files prior to selecting this option.
- See the section in the manual on "Backing Up Data Files"
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.13
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Finalize Transactions" from the menu by touching
- the letter <C> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- FILES
-
- These selections are available to add and maintain general
- ledger accounts, banks, and vendors. Sample files are
- supplied with the system. However the section on live
- implementation must be read and understood thoroughly prior to
- proceeding.
-
- These files should be built in the order described.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "General Ledger Accounts"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to add or maintain general ledger accounts.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "General Ledger Accounts" from the menu, touch
- the letter <D> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A menu of valid account types will appear. These account
- types are:
-
- A) Assets
- B) Liabilities
- C) Fund Equity Accounts
- D) Sources of Funds (Revenue)
- E) Uses of Funds (Expenditures)
- F) Optional Title Accounts
-
- Touch the letter corresponding to the account type to be
- referenced. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
-
-
-
- 6.14
- 3. A scrolling table of all accounts for the selected
- account type will appear. At this point, new accounts
- may be added, or existing accounts may be maintained.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the FUND ACCOUNTING menu from the account
- submenu, press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. If information does not need to be entered in
- all fields, write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel entry for this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Account" - Enter the account number to be assigned to
- this account. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Description" - Enter up to 30 characters which names
- this account. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- (The next two fields apply to Revenue and Expense Accounts
- only)
-
- 4. "Associated Fund" - Enter the account number for the
- associated fund equity account. Press <ENTER> if this
- number is unknown. Select from a table of existing fund
- equity accounts. After entering or selecting the
- associated fund equity account press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 5. "Period 1 -12 Budget Amount" - This field appears twelve
- times. A budget amount may be entered for each period.
- If each period budget is the same, enter it in period one
- and press <F2>. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 6. "Delete" - To delete an account, change this value from
- <N> to <Y>. Only accounts with zero balance and no
- activity will be deleted. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- scrolling table.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. You may also enter all or part of
- the account number to automatically position the selector
- bar. Press <ENTER> to select the record.
-
- 6.15
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. If it is not necessary to enter information in
- all fields, write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel all changes to this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>. After all fields have been
- maintained, the program will return to the scrolling
- table.
-
- To return to the account type menu
-
- 1. From any of the account tables, press <ESC> to return to
- the menu of account types.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Bank Information"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to add or maintain bank checking accounts.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Bank Information" from the menu, touch the
- letter <E> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to indicate the selection.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all existing bank accounts will
- appear. At this point, new bank accounts may be added,
- or existing accounts may be maintained.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the FUND ACCOUNTING menu from the bank
- information table, press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel entry for this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Bank Number" - Enter a number referencing this bank,
- checking the account number to be assigned to this
- account or accept the system generated number. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Bank Name" - Enter up to thirty characters for the bank
- name. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 6.16
- 4. "Description of Acct" - Enter up to 30 characters of
- extended description for this account. Press <ENTER> to
- go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Check Account Number" - Enter the bank check account
- number (the bank assigned account number as printed on
- checks). Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 6. "Related GL Cash Acct" - Enter the related general ledger
- asset account. This account must already exist in the
- chart of accounts. Press <ENTER> if this number is
- unknown. Enter the account type and select from a table
- of accounts. After entering or selecting the associated
- cash account press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 7. "Related GL Expense Acct" - Enter the related general
- ledger expense account. This account must already exist
- in the chart of accounts. Press <ENTER> if this number
- is unknown. Enter the account type and select from a
- table of accounts. After entering or selecting the
- associated cash account press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 8. "Address" - Enter up to three lines for the bank address.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 9. "Telephone" - Enter the bank telephone number. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel all changes to this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>. After all fields have been
- maintained, the program will return to the scrolling
- table.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.17
- MENU SELECTION: "Vendors"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to add or maintain vendors. This file will
- provide quick access to the "PAYEE" field when entering
- checks. The last check amount and date is updated in the
- vendor file whenever a vendor record is referenced in CHECK
- transactions.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Vendors" from the menu, touch the letter <F>
- and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be used
- to indicate the selection.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all existing vendors will appear.
- At this point, new vendors may be added, or existing
- records may be maintained.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the FUND ACCOUNTING menu from the vendor
- table, press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel entry for this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Name" - Enter the company name for this vendor. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Address" - Enter up to three lines for the vendor
- address. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Telephone" - Enter the vendor telephone number. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Fax" - Enter the vendor fax number. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 6. "Comments" - Enter up to a thirty-two character comment
- regarding this vendor. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
-
-
- 6.18
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel all changes to this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>. After all fields have been
- maintained, the program will return to the scrolling
- table.
-
- OTHER FUNCTIONS
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Check Reconciliation"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to indicate when checks, deposits, and
- other bank transactions have cleared the bank.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Check Reconciliation" from the menu, touch the
- letter <G> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table will appear. At this point, a bank
- may be selected.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the FUND menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>.
-
- To maintain a record
-
- 1. "Enter Bank Number" - Enter the number associated with
- the desired bank or leave blank and press <ENTER> for a
- table of possible banks. After selecting a bank, press
- <ENTER>.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.19
- 2. All transactions for the chosen bank will appear on the
- scrolling table. Quickly locate and access a specific
- transaction by entering a date. The arrow keys,
- <PAGEUP>, and <PAGEDN>, may also be used. Select the
- desired transaction and press <ENTER>.
-
- 3. "Cleared" - Indicate whether this transaction has cleared
- the bank. Choices are Cleared and Outstanding. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. The scrolling table will reappear. Another transaction
- may be selected. To terminate work on this bank, press
- <ESC>. The cursor will return to the "Bank No" prompt.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Year End Processing"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will move all period amounts and budget amounts
- from the current year to the prior year. Current year
- transactions will be marked as history transactions. Any
- future transactions will be marked as current transactions and
- must be finalized.
-
- This option should not be executed until after all adjusting
- entries for the current year have been entered. This system
- automatically places transactions in the proper period based
- on transaction date. Based on this philosophy, the system
- allows your adjusting entries to also effect the proper
- period.
-
- Since the system allows for the entry of future transactions,
- it is not necessary to end the year prior to entering
- transactions for next year. Be sure all transactions for the
- current year have been entered before proceeding.!
-
- Please read the sections of this manual on "Backing Up Data
- Files" and "Other Considerations". It is very important to
- read and understand these section prior to initiating this
- procedure!
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Year End Roll" from the menu by touching the
- letter <F> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to selects this option.
-
-
-
-
- 6.20
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Purge Old Transactions"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will purge old transactions for any year except
- the current year. Please read the sections of this manual on
- "Backing Up Data Files" and "Other Considerations". It is
- very important that you read and understand these section
- prior to initiating this procedure!
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Purge Old Transactions" from the menu by touching
- the letter <I> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Enter Year To Purge" - Enter the year for transactions
- to be purged. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Purge Deleted Accounts"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will purge accounts that have been marked for
- deletion as long as there are no transactions associated with
- the accounts and the account balance is zero. Files should be
- backed up prior to executing this option.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Purge Deleted Accounts" from the menu, touch
- the letter <J> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.21
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. At this point, you
- may cancel the selection by pressing <ESC>. If you wish
- to proceed, press any other key. When the process is
- complete you will be returned to the menu.
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Export Transactions"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option will export accounting transactions into a comma
- delimited, ASCII text file. The file may then be accessed by
- spread sheets and custom programs written in other languages.
-
- The file "GLTRAN.ASC" will be created. The following fields
- of information will be exported:
-
- TRANS Transaction number
- TYPE 1=Deposit 2=Check 3=Bank Charges
- ACC_NUM General ledger account number
- DATE Transaction date as entered
- DR_AMOUNT Amount of debit entry
- CR_AMOUNT Amount of credit entry
- REFERENCE Comment regarding transaction
- USERID Initials of user finalizing transaction
- POST_DATE Date stamp when transaction was finalized
- POST_TIME Time stamp when transaction was finalized
-
- The first record is a header record containing the field
- names. It may be necessary to remove this record prior to
- using this file with some spreadsheets. This can be easily
- done using any ASCII text editor or word processor.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Export Transactions" from the menu by touching
- the letter <K> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will appear. Press <ESC> to cancel
- the selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Starting Date" - Enter the starting date range for data
- to be exported. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Ending Date" - Enter the ending date range for data to
- be exported. Press <ENTER> to begin exporting.
-
-
-
-
- 6.22
- 4. When processing is complete the main menu will
- automatically reappear.
-
- INQUIRIES
-
- MENU SELECTION - "Transaction Detail Inquiry"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to view transaction details.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Transaction Detail Inquiry" from the menu by
- touching the letter <L> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Select Trans Type" - Enter the desired transaction type.
- Valid choices are:
-
- 1 Unfinalized
- 2 Current Year
- 3 History
- 4 Future
-
- 3. "Transaction Number" - A scrolling table of the selected
- type of transactions will appear. Scroll through these
- transactions by using the <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys as
- well as the <PG UP> and <PG DOWN> keys. To select
- another transaction type, press <ESC>.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Account Inquiry"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to view account period totals for the
- current and prior year.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Account Inquiry" from the menu by touching the
- letter <M> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.23
- 2. "Account Category" - Enter the desired account type.
- Valid choices are:
-
- 1 Asset
- 2 Liability
- 3 Fund Equity
- 4 Sources of Funds (Income)
- 5 Uses of Funds (Expense)
-
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 3. A scrolling table of the selected type of transactions
- will appear. Scroll through these transactions by using
- the <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys as well as the <PG UP> and
- <PG DOWN> keys. For fast access to a particular account,
- enter part or all of the description. To select another
- transaction type, press <ESC>.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Check Register"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to view a check register for any bank.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Check Register" from the menu by touching the
- letter <N> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Bank" - Enter the bank number or press <ENTER> for a
- lookup table of valid banks. Select the bank and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- 3. "Start Date" - A table of transactions for the selected
- bank will appear on the screen. Use the arrow keys to
- browse the highlight table. The <PageUp> and <PageDown>
- keys are also active. To quickly locate a particular
- transaction, enter a transaction date. Press <ESC> to
- return to the bank prompt. Press <ESC> again to return
- to the menu.
-
- 3. A display of current year and prior year totals for this
- fund will appear. To select another fund, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.24
- REPORTS
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Chart of Accounts"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a list of all accounts in the chart of
- accounts.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Chart of Accounts" from the menu by touching the
- letter <O> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Revenue and Expenditure Statement"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a Revenue and Expenditure Statement
- with individual schedules for each fund equity account.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Revenue and Expenditure Statement" from the menu
- by touching the letter <P> and then pressing <ENTER>.
- The arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.25
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Sources and Uses of Funds (Detail)"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print by fund equity account, a detail of all
- transactions affecting the account. A summary schedule of all
- adjustments to fund equity will also appear.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Sources and Uses of Funds (Detail)" from the menu
- by touching the letter <Q> and then pressing <ENTER>.
- The arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Trial Balance"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a list of all accounts with the account
- balances. Fund equity account balances will be the balance
- before adjustments from sources and uses of funds. This is
- necessary to insure that the trial balance is in balance.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Trial Balance" from the menu by touching the
- letter <R> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
- 6.26
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Actual vs Budgeted"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a list of all income and expense
- accounts with each actual period amount and budget amount for
- the current and prior year.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Actual vs Budgeted" from the menu by touching the
- letter <S> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.27
- MENU SELECTION: "Check Register"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a check register for a date range for
- all banks.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Check Register" from the menu by touching the
- letter <T> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Starting Date" - Enter in <MMDDYY> format the starting
- date range.
-
- 4. "Ending Date" - Enter in <MMDDYY> format the ending date
- range.
-
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Transaction Audit Trail"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print by journal type code a complete audit
- trail for all transactions for a date range.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Transaction Audit Trail" from the menu by
- touching the letter <U> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
-
-
- 6.28
- 3. "Start Date" - Enter in <MMDDYY> format the starting date
- range.
-
- 4. "End Date" - Enter in <MMDDYY> format the ending date
- range.
-
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Balance Sheet"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a balance sheet showing all assets,
- liabilities and fund equity accounts. (Income and expense
- accounts do not appear on a balance sheet). Fund equity
- accounts will reflect changes in sources and uses of funds,
- thus keeping the balance sheet in balance at all times.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Balance Sheet" from the menu by touching the
- letter <V> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.29
- MENU SELECTION: "Changes in Fund Equity"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report prints a schedule for each fund equity account.
- It shows the beginning of year balance, changes due to
- transfers, increases from sources of funds, and decreases from
- uses of funds.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Changes in Fund Equity" from the menu by touching
- the letter <W> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 6.30
- VII ATTENDANCE
-
- PROGRAM: ATTEND.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- ATTEND.EXE is the executable program for the attendance
- module. Attendance may be kept for up to three user definable
- events (morning worship, Sunday school, etc.) for the entire
- congregation. In addition, attendance may be kept for all
- organizations within the church.
-
- An "exception posting" method of tracking attendance is used.
- When building attendance records for a particular date, a
- default value ("P"resent or "A"bsent) must be given. Data
- entry is only necessary for members not matching the default
- value.
-
- For instance, an organization with 32 members had 27 members
- present for a particular date. By making "P"resent the
- default value, data entry is only necessary for the five
- exceptions.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. This module may be accessed by selecting ATTENDANCE from
- the main menu or by executing ATTEND from the DOS command
- line. To execute ATTEND from the DOS command line:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- Input "ATTEND"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. If the security option is active, a password prompt will
- appear. Input the appropriate password as required. If
- the security option is not set, the main menu will
- appear.
-
- 3. To make a selection from the attendance menu, touch the
- letter on the keyboard corresponding to the menu
- selection. The <UP> or <DOWN> arrow keys may also be
- used to position the selector bar over the desired
- module. Press <ENTER> and the selection will be
- executed.
-
-
-
-
- 7.1
- The menu choices are:
-
- CONGREGATIONAL ATTENDANCE
-
- A) Build Attendance Records
- B) Enter Attendance By Date
- C) Enter Attendance By Member
- D) Update Last Attendance Date
- E) Purge Old Records
-
- ORGANIZATIONAL ATTENDANCE
-
- F) Build Attendance Records
- G) Enter Attendance By Date
- H) Enter Attendance By Member
- I) Purge Old Records
-
- REPORTS
-
- J) Attendance Call List
- O) Congregational Summary By Date
- P) Organizational Summary By Date
- Q) Congregational Detail By Member
- R) Organizational Detail By Member
-
- CONGREGATIONAL ATTENDANCE
-
- Attendance may be entered for the entire congregation for up
- to three user definable events. These events must be defined
- in the SETUP module. Attendance entry consists of three basic
- steps. These steps are as follows.
-
- 1. Create attendance records for the entire congregation for
- a selected date. Selection option A from the main menu.
-
- 2. Attendance information may be entered by member or by
- date. Select option B to enter attendance by date or
- option C to enter attendance by member.
-
- 3. Update the last attendance date information used for call
- list reporting. Select option D to do this.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.2
- MENU SELECTION: "Build Attendance Records"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to initiate an attendance posting session
- and create attendance records for a specific date.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Build Attendance Records" from the menu by
- touching the letter <A> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Attendance Date" - Enter the attendance date in <mmddyy>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Event 1" - Enter either "P"resent or "A"bsent to
- indicate the default attendance value for this event.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Event 2" - Enter either "P"resent or "A"bsent to
- indicate the default attendance value for this event.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Event 3" - Enter either "P"resent or "A"bsent to
- indicate the default attendance value for this event.
- Press <ENTER> to go to continue.
-
- 6. Confirm that the values are correct. Press <ESC> to
- return to the previous field or press any other key to
- commence building the attendance records. After the
- process is complete, the menu will automatically
- reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Attendance By Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to enter attendance data for a specific
- date for all members of the congregation.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Attendance By Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <B> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
- 7.3
- 2. "Enter Attendance Date" - Enter the date for which
- attendance data will be entered. Press <ENTER> and a
- scrolling table of records built for that date will
- appear on the screen. If no data appears, attendance
- records have not been built for the selected date.
-
- 3. Select the record to be updated and press <ENTER>.
-
- 4. "Event 1" - Indicate whether this member was "P"resent or
- "A"bsent for this event. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 5. "Event 2" - Indicate whether this member was "P"resent or
- "A"bsent for this event. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 6. "Event 3" - Indicate whether this member was "P"resent or
- "A"bsent for this event. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- scrolling table.
-
- (To select another date)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while viewing the scrolling table to position
- the cursor on the "Enter Attendance Date" field.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while positioned on the "Enter Attendance
- Date" field to return to the menu.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Attendance By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to enter attendance data for a specific
- member for several different dates.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Attendance By Member" from the menu by
- touching the letter <C> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.4
- 2. "Enter Member No" - Enter the member number for which
- attendance data will be entered. To select from a table
- of all member, press <ENTER>. After a member has been
- selected, press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. A table of all attendance records built for this member
- will appear. Select the record to maintain and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- 4. "Event 1" - Indicate whether this member was "P"resent or
- "A"bsent for this event. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 5. "Event 2" - Indicate whether this member was "P"resent or
- "A"bsent for this event. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 6. "Event 3" - Indicate whether this member was "P"resent or
- "A"bsent for this event. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- scrolling table.
-
- (To select another member)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while viewing the scrolling table to position
- the cursor on the "Enter Member No" field.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while positioned on the "Enter Member No"
- field to return to the menu.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Update Last Attendance Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to update the membership file with the last
- attendance date for each member.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Update Last Attendance Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <D> and then pressing <ENTER>.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.5
- 2. "Attendance Date" - Input the date for which attendance
- records were posted. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 3. Press <ESC> to cancel the update. Press any other key to
- process. Member records for all individuals in
- attendance on the specified date will be updated. When
- processing is complete, the menu will reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Purge Old Records"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to purge no longer needed congregational
- attendance records.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Purge Old Records" from the menu by touching the
- letter <E> and then pressing <ENTER>.
-
- 2. "From Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "To Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Press <ESC> to cancel the purge. Press any other key to
- process. Attendance records within the date range will
- be purged. When processing is complete, the menu will
- reappear.
-
- ORGANIZATIONAL ATTENDANCE
-
- Attendance may be entered for any organization for any date.
- Organizational attendance entry consists of two basic steps.
- These steps are as follows.
-
- 1. Create attendance records for the entire organization for
- a selected date. Selection option F from the main menu.
-
- 2. Attendance information may be entered by member or by
- date. Select option B to enter attendance by date or
- option C to enter attendance by member.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.6
- MENU SELECTION: "Build Attendance Records"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to initiate an attendance posting session
- and create attendance records for a specific date.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Build Attendance Records" from the menu by
- touching the letter <F> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. "Attendance Date" - Enter the attendance date in <mmddyy>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Organization" - Select the organization by either
- entering the organization number or pressing <ENTER> for
- a table of valid organizations. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 4. "Default Attendance Status" - Enter either "P"resent or
- "A"bsent to indicate the default attendance value. Press
- <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. Confirm that the values are correct. Press <ESC> to
- return to the previous field or press any other key to
- commence building the attendance records. After the
- process is complete, the menu will automatically
- reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Attendance By Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to enter attendance data for a specific
- date for all members of a specific organization.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Attendance By Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <G> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.7
- 2. "Enter Organization Number" - Select the organization by
- either entering the organization number or pressing
- <ENTER> for a table of valid organizations. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Enter Attendance Date" - Enter the date for which
- attendance data will be entered. Press <ENTER> and a
- scrolling table of records built for that date will
- appear on the screen. If no data appears, attendance
- records have not been built for the selected date.
-
- 4. Select the record to be updated and press <ENTER>.
-
- 5. "Attendance Status" - Indicate whether this member was
- "P"resent or "A"bsent. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- table.
-
- (To select another date)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while viewing the scrolling table to position
- the cursor on the "Enter Attendance Date" field.
-
- (To select another organization)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while positioned on the date field to
- position the cursor on the "Enter Organization Number"
- field.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while positioned on the "Enter Organization
- Number" field to return to the menu.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Enter Attendance By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to enter attendance data for a specific
- member for several different dates.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Enter Attendance By Member" from the menu by
- touching the letter <G> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.8
- 2. "Enter Organization Number" - Select the organization by
- either entering the organization number or pressing
- <ENTER> for a table of valid organizations. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Enter Member No" - Enter the member number for which
- attendance data will be entered. To select from a table
- of all member, press <ENTER>. After a member has been
- selected, press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. A table of all attendance records built for this member
- will appear. Select the record to maintain and press
- <ENTER>.
-
- 5. "Attendance Status" - Indicate whether this member was
- "P"resent or "A"bsent. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- table.
-
- (To select another member)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while viewing the scrolling table to position
- the cursor on the "Member No" field.
-
- (To select another organization)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while positioned on the member no field to
- position the cursor on the "Enter Organization Number"
- field.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> while positioned on the "Enter Organization
- Number" field to return to the menu.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Purge Old Records"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to purge no longer needed organizational
- attendance records.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Purge Old Records" from the menu by touching the
- letter <I> and then pressing <ENTER>.
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.9
- 2. "From Date" - Enter the starting date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "To Date" - Enter the ending date in <MMDDYY> format.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Press <ESC> to cancel the purge. Press any other key to
- process. Attendance records within the date range will
- be purged. When processing is complete, the menu will
- reappear.
-
- REPORTS
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Attendance Call List"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a list of all members not having
- attended since a user selected last attendance date.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Attendance Call List" from the menu by touching
- the letter <J> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Last Attendance Date" - Enter a valid date in the format
- <MMDDYY>. Members that have not attended since this date
- will be listed with their name and telephone number.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.10
- MENU SELECTION: "Congregational Summary By Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a summary for of the number of
- individuals present and absent for all congregational
- attendance events for a user definable date range.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Congregational Summary By Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <K> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Enter Start Date" - Enter a valid date in the format
- <MMDDYY>. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Enter End Date" - Enter a valid date in the format
- <MMDDYY>. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Organizational Summary By Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a summary for of the number of
- individuals present and absent for any organization attendance
- for a user definable date range.
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Organizational Summary By Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <L> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.11
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "From Date" - Enter a valid date in the format <MMDDYY>.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "To Date" - Enter a valid date in the format <MMDDYY>.
- Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 5. "Organization (0=All) - Enter a valid organization number
- or leave blank for all organizations.
-
- 6. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Congregational Detail By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print detailed information on all member's
- congregational attendance history.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Congregational Detail By Member" from the menu by
- touching the letter <M> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.12
- MENU SELECTION: "Organizational Detail By Member"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print detailed information for all
- organizational attendance records for all members of a
- selected organization.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Organizational Detail By Member" from the menu by
- touching the letter <N> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Organization (0=All) - Enter a valid organization number
- or leave blank for all organizations.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 7.13
- VIII VISITATION
-
- PROGRAM: VISIT.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- VISIT.EXE is the executable program for the visitation module.
- Visitation information may be maintained for members and
- prospects. A convenient appointment schedular is also
- included.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. This module may be accessed by selecting VISIT from the
- main menu or by executing VISIT from the DOS command
- line. To execute VISIT from the DOS command line:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- Input "VISIT"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. If the security option is active, a password prompt will
- appear. Input the appropriate password as required. If
- the security option is not set, the main menu will
- appear.
-
- 3. To make a selection from the visitation menu, touch the
- letter on the keyboard corresponding to the menu
- selection. The <UP> or <DOWN> arrow keys may also be
- used to position the selector bar over the desired
- module. Press <ENTER> and the selection will be
- executed.
-
- The menu choices are:
-
- DATA ENTRY
-
- A) Members' Visitation Information
- B) Appointment Schedular
-
- REPORTS
-
- C) Call List By Donation Date
- D) Call List By Last Attendance Date
- E) Visitation Roster By Route
-
-
-
- 8.1
- DATA ENTRY
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Members' Visitation Information"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to enter visitation information.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Members' Visitation Information" from the
- menu, touch the letter <A> and then pressing <ENTER>.
- The arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all members will appear. Select
- the record to be edited or press <ESC> to return to the
- menu.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record you wish to change. You may also enter all or
- part of the member's last name to automatically position
- the selector bar. Press <ENTER> to select the record.
-
- 2. A data entry form will appear. If you do not wish to
- enter information in all fields, you may write the record
- at any time by pressing <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely
- cancel all changes to this record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 3. "Visitation Route" - Enter a two digit visitation route.
- Members will be sorted by visitation route on the
- visitation route listing. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 3. "Date Last Visit" - Enter the date of the last visit in
- <mmddyy> format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Shut-In Code" - Indicate whether this member is a shut-
- in or not. To indicate that this member is a shut-in,
- use the arrow keys to select <Y>. Otherwise, select <N>.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 8.2
- (The remaining fields are user definable. The field titles
- may be maintained in the setup module.)
-
- 5. "User Desc 1" - This is a one character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 6. "User Desc 2" - This is a two character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 7. "User Desc 5" - This is a five character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 8. "User Desc 10" - This is a ten character user definable
- field. You may use it as you wish. Press <ENTER> to go
- continue. Press <ENTER> to return to the scrolling
- table.
-
- Active Function Keys
-
- F1 HELP - Always active
-
- 1. Press F1 at any time for a pop-up context sensitive help
- screen.
-
- F2 Additional Information (Visitation Notes)
-
- 1. Press F2 at any time while maintaining a member to access
- detailed visitation notes for this member. A table of
- visitation records will appear. Press <INSERT> to add a
- new record or select an existing record to maintain.
-
- 2. "Visitation Date" - Enter the visitation date in <mmddyy>
- format. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Notes" - Notes on this visit may be entered in a free
- form format. This is also a convenient place to store
- other membership related information. Press <CTL>
- <ENTER> from any line to return to a scrolling table of
- note records for this member. Press <ESC> to routine to
- the data entry form.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 8.3
- MENU SELECTION: "Appointment Schedular"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Choose this option to access the calendar\appointment
- schedular.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Appointment Schedular" from the menu, touch
- the letter <B> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A calendar will appear. The current month will be
- displayed and the current day will be highlighted. Use
- the arrow keys to select any day in the current month.
- Use <PAGEUP> and <PAGEDOWN> to access other months.
- Select the day to be edited and press <ENTER> or press
- <ESC> to return to the menu.
-
- 3. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- appointment time to be edited. Enter up to twenty
- characters describing the appointment. Press <ENTER> to
- go to the next time.
-
- 4. To return to the calendar and save appointment changes,
- press <F10>. To return to the calendar without saving
- changes, press <ESC>.
-
- (Enter notes for the selected day)
-
- 1. Press <F5> while viewing a daily appointment schedule to
- access a memo pad. Notes on this day may be entered in
- a free form format. Press <F10> from any line to save
- the notes and return to the daily appointment schedule.
-
- (To return to the menu)
-
- 1. Press <ESC> whenever the calendar is displayed to return
- to the menu.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 8.4
- REPORTS
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Call List By Donation Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a convenient call list based on the
- last date of a member's donations. All members that have not
- given a donation since the indicated date will appear on the
- report.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Call List By Donation Date" from the menu by
- touching the letter <C> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Last Donation Date" - Enter the last donation date in
- <MMDDYY> format. Press <ENTER> to continue.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Call List By Last Attendance Date"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a list of all members not having
- attended since a user selected last attendance date.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Call List By Last Attendance Date" from the menu
- by touching the letter <D> and then pressing <ENTER>.
- The arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 8.5
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. "Last Attendance Date" - Enter a valid date in the format
- <MMDDYY>. Members that have not attended since this date
- will be listed with their name and telephone number.
-
- 4. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Visitation Roster By Route"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will print a list of members grouped by visitation
- route.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "Visitation Roster By Route" from the menu by
- touching the letter <E> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 8.6IXCUSTOMIZE SETUP
-
- PROGRAM: SETUP.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- SETUP.EXE is the executable program for the setup module.
- Access setup to customize and tailor many parameters of this
- software to the unique requirements of your church. Set up
- user definable tables for fund categories, special dates,
- organizations, and talents.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. This module may be accessed by selecting SETUP from the
- main menu or by executing SETUP from the DOS command
- line. To execute SETUP from the DOS command line:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- Input "SETUP"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. If the security option is active, a password prompt will
- appear. Input the appropriate password as required. If
- the security option is not set, the main menu will
- appear.
-
- 3. To make a selection from the setup menu, touch the letter
- on the keyboard corresponding to the menu selection. The
- <UP> or <DOWN> arrow keys may also be used to position
- the selector bar over the desired module. Press <ENTER>
- and the selection will be executed.
-
- The menu choices are:
-
- MAINTENANCE PARAMETERS
-
- A) Fund Categories
- B) Date Descriptions
- C) Organizations
- D) Talents
- E) Password Security
- F) Miscellaneous Parameters
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.1
- REPORTS
-
- G) List of Fund Categories
- H) List of Date Descriptions
- I) List of Organizations
- J) List of Talents
-
- MAINTENANCE PARAMETERS
-
- This section provides options to maintain user definable
- tables of all donation fund categories, dates, organizations
- and talents to be tracked for the members of the church.
- These tables are completely user definable. This provides
- enormous flexibility in customizing the software to the unique
- needs of a specific church.
-
- There is also an option to maintain a password security file
- for users. Finally, there are a number of additional
- miscellaneous parameters that may be maintained.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Fund Categories"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to define the fund categories from which
- members' donations will be tracked.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Fund Categories" from the menu, touch the
- letter <A> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all funds currently defined will
- appear. At this point, additional funds may be added or
- existing descriptions may be changed.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. When you wish to return to the SETUP menu, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.2
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear on the
- screen. If you do not wish to enter information in all
- fields, you may write the record at any time by pressing
- <CTRL> <ENTER>. To completely cancel entry for this
- record, press <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "Fund No" - The system will automatically assign the next
- available number. If this number is acceptable, press
- <ENTER>. If not, enter up to four numeric digits to
- assign a unique number to this fund. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 3. "Description" - Enter up to 40 alphanumeric characters to
- describe this fund. Press <ENTER> to continue. You will
- be returned to the scrolling table.
-
- (To modify an existing record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record you wish to change. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record to maintain.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, you will
- be returned to the scrolling table. The "FUND NO" field
- should not be changed after transactions have been posted
- to that specific fund.
-
- (To delete a record)
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record to delete.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will show the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The scrolling table will reappear.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.3
- MENU SELECTION: "Date Descriptions"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to setup and describe the date categories
- to be tracked for each member of the church. These must be
- setup before specific dates can be entered for each member.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Date Descriptions" from the menu, touch the
- letter <B> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all date descriptions currently
- defined will appear. At this point, additional
- categories may be added or existing descriptions may be
- changed.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. When you wish to return to the SETUP menu from the
- scrolling table, press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear.
-
- 2. "Date No" - The system will automatically assign the next
- available number. If this number is acceptable, press
- <ENTER>. If not, enter up to two numeric digits to
- assign a unique number to this date. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 3. "Description" - Enter up to 25 alphanumeric characters to
- describe this date category. Press <ENTER> to continue.
- The scrolling table will return.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record you wish to change. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record to maintain.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, you will
- be returned to the scrolling table. The "DATE NO" field
- should not be changed after specific member's dates have
- been entered.
-
- 9.4
- To delete a record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record to delete.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will show the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The scrolling table will reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: Organizations
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to setup and describe the organizations to
- be tracked for each member of the church. An organization
- must be defined here before an individuals can be associated
- with that organization.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Organizations" from the menu, touch the letter
- <C> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be
- used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all organizations currently defined
- will appear. At this point, additional organizations may
- be added or existing descriptions may be changed.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the SETUP menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear.
-
- 2. "Organization No" - The system will automatically assign
- the next available number. If this number is acceptable,
- press <ENTER>. If not, enter up to two numeric digits to
- assign a unique number to this organization. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Description" - Enter up to 25 alphanumeric characters to
- describe this organization. Press <ENTER> to continue.
- The scrolling table will return.
-
-
-
- 9.5
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record you wish to change. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record to maintain.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, the
- scrolling table will reappear. The "Organization No"
- field should not be changed after individuals have been
- assigned to that organization.
-
- To delete a record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record to delete.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will show the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The scrolling table will reappear.
-
- MENU SELECTION: Talents
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to setup and describe the talents and
- skills to be tracked for each member of the church. Each
- talent or skill must be defined before an individual can be
- associated with it.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Talents" from the menu, touch the letter <D>
- and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may also be used
- to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all talents currently defined will
- appear. At this point, additional talents may be added
- or existing descriptions may be changed.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. When you wish to return to the SETUP menu from the
- scrolling table, press <ESC>.
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.6
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear.
-
- 2. "Talent No" - The system will automatically assign the
- next available number. If this number is acceptable,
- press <ENTER>. If not, enter up to two numeric digits to
- assign a unique number to this talent or skill. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Description" - Enter up to 25 alphanumeric characters to
- describe this talent. Press <ENTER> to continue. The
- scrolling table will return.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be changed. Press <ENTER> to select the record
- to maintain.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, the
- scrolling table will reappear. The "Talent No" field
- should not be changed after specific member's talents
- have been entered.
-
- To delete a record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record to be deleted. Press <DELETE> to select the
- record to delete.
-
- 2. A confirmation screen will show the complete record.
- Press <ENTER> to delete the record or <ESC> to cancel
- this selection. The scrolling table will reappear.
-
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-
- 9.7
- MENU SELECTION: "Password Security"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This option is used to determine what users may access the
- system and which modules they may access. If password
- security is not required, this option may be skipped.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Password Security" from the menu, touch the
- letter <E> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A scrolling table of all users currently defined will
- appear. Additional users may be added or existing users
- may be maintained.
-
- To return to the menu
-
- 1. To return to the SETUP menu from the scrolling table,
- press <ESC>.
-
- To add a new record
-
- 1. Press <INSERT>. A data entry form will appear. If you
- do not wish to enter information in all fields, you may
- write the record at any time by pressing <CTRL> <ENTER>.
- To completely cancel all changes to this record, press
- <CTRL ESC>.
-
- 2. "First Name" - Enter the first name of this user. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 3. "Last Name" - Enter the last name of this user. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 4. "Initials" - Enter the initials of this user. These
- initials will appear in the audit trail for all donation
- and financial transactions that are finalized by the
- user. Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 5. "Password" - Enter the password assigned to this user.
- Press <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.8
- 6. "Membership" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate if this user
- may access the membership module. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 7. "Donations" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate if this user
- may access the donation module. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 8. "Attendance" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate if this user
- may access the attendance module. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 9. "Visitation" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate if this user
- may access the visitation module. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 10. "Fund Accounting" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate if this
- user may access the fund accounting module. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 11. "Setup" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate if this user may
- access the setup module. Press <ENTER> to return to the
- scrolling table.
-
- To modify an existing record
-
- 1. Use the arrow keys to position the selector bar over the
- record you wish to change. Press <ENTER> to select the
- record.
-
- 2. Make the necessary changes to each field and press
- <ENTER>. After all fields have been maintained, the
- program will return to the scrolling table.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "Miscellaneous Parameters"
-
- Functional Description
-
- Select this option to customize many miscellaneous parameters.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. To select "Miscellaneous Parameters" from the menu, touch
- the letter <F> and then press <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.9
- 2. A screen will appear showing many parameters that may be
- changed. Press <ESC> to return to the menu or <ENTER> to
- maintain this information.
-
- (To maintain the file)
-
- 1. "Church NAME" - Enter the name of the church. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 2. "Address Line 1" - Enter up to 40 characters for the
- first line of the church address. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 3. "Address Line 2" - Enter up to 40 characters for the
- second line of the church address. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 4. "Address Line 3" - Enter up to 40 characters for the
- third line of the church address. Press <ENTER> to go
- to the next field.
-
- 5. "Pastor" - Enter up to 40 alphanumeric characters to
- indicate the pastor's name. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
- 6. "Donation Year" - This field should not normally be
- maintained. The initial installation is the only normal
- exception. Running the donation year end procedure
- automatically updates this field. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 7. "Fund Accounting Year" - This field should not normally
- be maintained. The initial installation is the only
- normal exception. Running the fund accounting year end
- procedure automatically updates this field. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 8. "Fiscal Year Start Month" - Enter the numeric
- representation of the first month of the churches fiscal
- year. If the church is on a calendar year, this value
- will be <1>. This field may be skipped if fund
- accounting is not being used. Press <ENTER> to go to the
- next field.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.10
- 9. "Require Password" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate whether
- password security is required. Press <ENTER> to go to
- the next field.
-
- 10. "PRINT 0 Bal Stmts" - Enter "Y" or "N" to indicate
- whether statements should print for all members or only
- members with an active pledge amount or actual donations
- in current year giving. Press <ENTER> to go to the next
- field.
-
- 11. "User Description 1" - Enter the description to be
- associated with this user definable field. This
- description will appear on the member maintenance screen
- for the one character user definable field. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 12. "User Description 2" - Enter the description to be
- associated with this user definable field. This
- description will appear on the member maintenance screen
- for the two character user definable field. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 13. "User Description 5" - Enter the description to be
- associated with this user definable field. This
- description will appear on the member maintenance screen
- for the five character user definable field. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 14. "User Description 10" - Enter the description to be
- associated with this user definable field. This
- description will appear on the member maintenance screen
- for the ten character user definable field. Press
- <ENTER> to go to the next field.
-
- 15. "Attendance Event 1" - Enter a description for this
- congregational attendance event. This field is needed
- only if the attendance module is used. Press <ENTER> to
- go to the next field.
-
- 16. "Attendance Event 2" - Enter a description for this
- congregational attendance event. This field is needed
- only if the attendance module is used. Press <ENTER> to
- go to the next field.
-
- 17. "Attendance Event 2" - Enter a description for this
- congregational attendance event. This field is needed
- only if the attendance module is used. Press <ENTER> to
- continue. Then, press <ESC> to return to the menu.
-
-
- 9.11
- REPORTS
-
- MENU SELECTION: "List of Fund Categories"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list all fund categories that donations may
- be associated with.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "List of Fund Categories" from the menu by
- touching the letter <G> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "List of Date Descriptions"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list the special date descriptions.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "List of Date Descriptions" from the menu by
- touching the letter <H> and then pressing <ENTER>. The
- arrow keys may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.12
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
-
- MENU SELECTION: "List of Organizations"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list all organizations that have been
- defined.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "List of Organizations" from the menu by touching
- the letter <I> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys
- may also be used to select this option.
-
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
-
- MENU SELECTION: "List of Talents"
-
- Functional Description
-
- This report will list all talents that have been defined.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. Select "List of Talents" from the menu by touching the
- letter <J> and then pressing <ENTER>. The arrow keys may
- also be used to select this option.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 9.13
- 2. A report confirmation screen will appear. The report
- direction may be toggled to either a printer or the
- screen by pressing <F2>. Press <ESC> to cancel the
- selection. To proceed, press any other key.
-
- 3. Reports directed to the screen may be scrolled by
- pressing <PageUp> and <PageDn>. When processing is
- complete, they may be redirected to a printer by pressing
- <CTRL> <L>. To return to the menu, press <ESC>. If the
- report was directed to a printer, the main menu will
- automatically reappear once printing is complete.
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- 9.14
- X. LIVE IMPLEMENTATION
-
- This section should be read thoroughly prior to the live
- implementation. Should information on a specific procedure be
- required, refer to the detailed step by step instructions for
- that procedure elsewhere in this manual.
-
- PROGRAM: FILECRE.EXE
-
- Functional Description
-
- FILECRE.EXE is the executable program to purge the sample data
- files and create the actual files.
-
- Step-By-Step Instructions
-
- 1. The first step in live implementation is to remove the
- sample data files that were supplied with this software.
- Be sure the CMTS directory is the active directory. From
- the DOS command line, execute FILECRE. This may be done
- as follows:
-
- Input "CD \CMTS"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- Input "FILECRE"
- Press <ENTER>
-
- 2. "Create Membership and Donation Files" - Indicate "YES"
- to create data files for all modules except fund
- accounting. Enter "NO" if these files should not be
- recreated.
-
- 3. "Create Fund Accounting Files" - Indicate "YES" to create
- data files for the fund accounting module. Enter "NO" if
- these files should not be recreated.
-
- 4. Press <ESC> to cancel this selection, any other key to
- continue.
-
- 5. LAST CHANCE!!! - This step will recreate all files as
- indicated above. Press <ESC> now to abort this program.
- Press any other key to begin processing.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 10.1
- Instructions For Live Implementation
-
- The following instructions will detail the steps involved in
- live implementation for each module. When installing all
- modules at the same time, follow these steps in the sequence
- given. These instructions assume the program FILECRE has been
- executed to create empty files. See the section above for
- details on creating the empty files.
-
- MEMBERSHIP
-
- 1. Execute the "SETUP.EXE" program either by selecting SETUP
- from the main menu or by entering "CUSTOMIZE SETUP" from
- the DOS command line.
-
- 2. Select the option "Date Descriptions" from the SETUP
- menu. Enter each date category that your church wishes
- to track. Additional date categories may be added in the
- future as required. For further instructions on
- maintaining this file, refer to the step by step
- instructions for this procedure.
-
- 3. Select the option "Organizations" from the SETUP menu.
- Enter the name of each organization within the church
- that your church wishes to track. You may add additional
- organizations in the future as required. For further
- instructions on maintaining this file, refer to the step
- by step instructions for this procedure.
-
- 4. Select the option "Talents" from the SETUP menu. Enter
- the name of each talent or skill that members of the
- church may possess that is of value to your church.
- Additional skill categories may be added in the future as
- required. For further instructions on maintaining this
- file, refer to the step by step instructions for this
- procedure.
-
- 5. Execute the MEMBER.EXE" program either from the main menu
- by selecting MEMBERSHIP or by entering "MEMBER" from the
- DOS command line.
-
- 6. Select the "Families" option from the menu and enter one
- record for each family or household.
-
- 7. Select the "Individual Members" option from the menu and
- enter one record for each individual. The member's
- dates, talents, and organizations may also be entered
- using the appropriate hotkey.
-
-
- 10.2
- DONATIONS
-
- 1. The MEMBERSHIP instructions described above must be
- completed prior to implementing DONATIONS.
-
- 2. Execute the "SETUP.EXE" program either by selecting SETUP
- from the main menu or by entering "CUSTOMIZE SETUP" from
- the DOS command line.
-
- 3. Select the option "Fund Categories" from the SETUP menu.
- Enter each fund category that your church wishes to
- track. Additional fund categories may be added in the
- future as required. For further instructions on
- maintaining this file, refer to the step by step
- instructions for this procedure.
-
- 4. Select the option "Miscellaneous Parameter" from the
- SETUP menu. Insure the "Donation Year" field is set
- correctly. For further instructions on maintaining this
- file, refer to the step by step instructions for this
- procedure.
-
- 5. Execute the DONATE.EXE" program either from the main menu
- by selecting DONATIONS or by entering "DONATE" from the
- DOS command line.
-
- 6. Select the option "Member Pledge\Giving Maintenance".
- Enter the envelope number and each fund pledge amount for
- each member of the church. For further instructions on
- maintaining this file, refer to the step by step
- instructions for this procedure.
-
- FUND ACCOUNTING
-
- 1. Execute the "SETUP.EXE" program either by selecting SETUP
- from the main menu or by entering "CUSTOMIZE SETUP" from
- the DOS command line.
-
- 2. Select the option "Miscellaneous Parameter" from the
- SETUP menu. Insure that the values for the "Fund
- Accounting Year" field and the "Fiscal Year Start Month"
- field are set correctly. For further instructions on
- maintaining this file, refer to the step by step
- instructions for this procedure.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- 10.3
- 3. Execute the FUND.EXE" program either from the main menu
- by selecting FUND ACCOUNTING or by entering "FUND" from
- the DOS command line.
-
- 4. Select the option "General Ledger Accounts". Enter each
- account in the chart of accounts.
-
- 5. Select the option "Bank Information". Enter the
- required information for each bank checking account.
-
- 6. Select the option "Vendors". Enter the name for each
- vendor that checks are frequently written to.
-
- 7. Make one "balance forward" entry for each account. It is
- possible to go live during any period of the year,
- however it is easiest to begin live implementation at the
- start of a new fiscal year.
-
- The best way to do this is to set the accounting year to
- the prior year, and post the adjusted account balance on
- the last day of the year. By posting balances after all
- adjustments and year end processing, only balance sheet
- accounts will have to be posted as revenue and expense
- accounts start the new year with zero balances.
-
- ATTENDANCE
-
- 1. The MEMBERSHIP instructions described above must be
- completed prior to implementing ATTENDANCE.
-
- 2. Execute the "SETUP.EXE" program either by selecting SETUP
- from the main menu or by entering "CUSTOMIZE SETUP" from
- the DOS command line.
-
- 3. Select the option "Miscellaneous Parameter" from the
- SETUP menu. Insure that the values for the "Attendance
- Event 1" field, the "Attendance Event 2" field and the
- "Attendance Event 3" field are set correctly. For
- further instructions on maintaining this file, refer to
- the step by step instructions for this procedure.
-
- VISITATION
-
- 1. The MEMBERSHIP instructions described above must be
- completed prior to implementing ATTENDANCE.
-
- 2. No additional preparation is necessary.
-
-
-
- 10.4
- VIII. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
-
- FILES
-
- This section documents all files used in the system and
- describes the functional purpose for each. An understanding
- of these files will help you better determine and plan the
- backup procedures for your installation.
-
- CTL_CMTS.DAT (The church control file)
-
- The church control file is the one mandatory file in the
- system. The software will automatically create the other
- files if needed during the initial installation.
- However, the control file must be present for the
- software to run.
-
- The control file stores certain parameters used to
- customize the software for your church. It is updated
- during the initial installation when you elect to modify
- one of its parameters and during quarter end when the
- quarter code is automatically updated.
-
- This file is accessed by choosing the "Miscellaneous
- Parameters" option in the SETUP module.
-
- FND_CMTS.DAT (The funds description file)
-
- This is where the fund descriptions are kept. This file
- is accessed by choosing the "Fund Categories" option in
- the SETUP module.
-
- Quarter-To-Date and Year-To-Date donation totals for each
- fund are also stored automatically in this file.
-
- DES_CMTS.DAT (The Special information file)
-
- This file contains the description for every special
- talent, date, and organization that is setup. This file
- must be setup before entering member specific talent,
- date, or organizational information
-
- This file is accessed whenever any of the following
- options in the SETUP module are selected:
-
- "Date Descriptions"
- "Organizations"
- "Talents"
-
-
- 11.1
- FAM_CMTS.DAT (The Family File)
-
- This file contains one record for every family in the
- church. It may be accessed by selecting "Families" in
- the MEMBERSHIP module.
-
- MBR_CMTS.DAT (The individual member file)
-
- This file contains one record for every member in the
- church. It may be accessed by selecting "Individual
- Members" in the MEMBERSHIP module.
-
- This file is also updated with quarter-To-Date and year-
- To-Date donation totals whenever donations are
- posted.
-
- DATE_CMTS.DAT (The member's date file)
-
- This file contains one record for every member's special
- date defined in the system. It may be accessed by
- selecting "Special Dates" from the MEMBERSHIP menu.
-
- SKL_CMTS.DAT (The member's skill file)
-
- This file contains one record for every member's special
- skill defined in the system. It may be accessed by
- selecting "Special Talents" from the MEMBERSHIP menu.
-
- ORG_CMTS.DAT (The member's organization file)
-
- This file contains one record for every member per
- organization that the member belongs to. It may be
- accessed by selecting "Organizations" from the MEMBERSHIP
- menu.
-
- MFD_CMTS.DAT (Member's Fund File)
-
- This file contains a record for each fund a member has
- pledged or donated to. It is accessed by selecting
- "Member Pledge/Giving Maintenance" from the DONATION menu
-
- The file is also updated whenever transactions are
- finalized.
-
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-
-
- 11.2TRN_CMTS.DAT (The donation transaction file)
-
- This file contains one record for every donation
- transaction. It is updated whenever donations are
- entered or finalized.
-
- APP_CMTS.DAT (The appointment\calendar file.
-
- This file contains the calendar\appointment schedular
- information. It is accessed by selecting "Appointment
- Schedular" from the VISITATION menu.
-
- VIS_CMTS.DAT (The visitation memo file)
-
- This file contains the visitation information. It is
- accessed by selecting "Member's Visitation Information"
- from the VISITATION menu.
-
- ATC_CMTS.DAT (The congregational attendance file)
-
- This file contains the congregational attendance
- information. It is updated whenever attendance records
- are built or updated in the ATTENDANCE module.
-
- ATO_CMTS.DAT (The organizational attendance file)
-
- This file contains the organizational attendance
- information. It is updated whenever attendance records
- are built or updated in the ATTENDANCE module.
-
- ACCT_GL (The general ledger accounts file)
-
- This file contains a record for each general ledger
- account. It is accessed whenever "General Ledger
- Accounts" is selected from the Fund Accounting menu.
-
- It is also updated whenever accounting transactions are
- entered or finalized.
-
- FUND_GL (The general ledger fund accounts file)
-
- This file contains a record for each general ledger fund
- equity account. It is accessed whenever "General Ledger
- Accounts" is selected from the Fund Accounting menu.
-
- It is also updated whenever accounting transactions are
- entered or finalized.
-
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- BANK_GL (The general ledger bank file)
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- This file contains a record for each bank checking
- account. It is accessed whenever "Bank Information" is
- selected from the Fund Accounting menu.
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- It is also updated whenever accounting transactions are
- entered or finalized.
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- VEND_GL (The vendor file)
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- This file contains a record for each vendor. It is
- accessed whenever "Vendors" is selected from the Fund
- Accounting menu.
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- It is also updated whenever accounting transactions are
- entered or finalized.
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- TRAN_GL (The general ledger transaction file)
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- This file contains one record for every accounting
- transaction. It is updated whenever transactions are
- entered or finalized.
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- BACKUP PROCEDURES
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- General Considerations
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- Good backup procedures are essential in all data processing
- environments. There is no one best approach for all
- environments. The guidelines documented here are general in
- nature. Torbert Data Systems offers consulting services to
- assist you in planning the backup requirements for your
- specific installation. When in doubt, BACK UP!
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- All data files end in the extension "*.DAT". Memo files end
- in the extension "*.MEM". Therefore, the safest approach is
- to back up all files each time the software is used. Since
- there are numerous backup programs available and the size of
- your files and the nature of your backup media may be
- different from other installations, specific instructions can
- not be given. If all of your files will fit onto one floppy
- diskette, and your diskette drive is A:, the following command
- will backup your files (Assuming you are in the CMTS
- directory).
- "COPY *.DAT A:"
- "COPY *.MEM A:"
- Maintenance Backups
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- Whenever control file or table parameters are updated, the
- following files should be backed up.
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- CTL_CMTS.DAT
- DES_CMTS.DAT
- FND_CMTS.DAT
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- Whenever new members or families are added to your system, or
- membership information is changed, the following files should
- be backed up.
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- FAM_CMTS.DAT
- MBR_CMTS.DAT
- DAT_CMTS.DAT
- SKL_CMTS.DAT
- ORG_CMTS.DAT
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- Whenever accounting files are maintained, the following files
- should be backed up.
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- ACCT_GL.DAT
- BANK_GL.DAT
- VEND_GL.DAT
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- Posting Backups - Donations
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- The following backup procedures are recommended during the
- donation posting cycle.
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- Insure that ALL files are backed up prior to beginning a
- posting cycle. (If the recommended procedures have been
- followed in the past, this backup has already been done).
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- After posting or finalizing donations, backup the following
- files:
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- MBR_CMTS.DAT
- FND_CMTS.DAT
- TRN_CMTS.DAT
- MFD_CMTS.DAT
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- These files should also be backed up before running either the
- "Year End Roll" or "Purge History" selection.
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- Posting Backups - Fund Accounting
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- The following backup procedures are recommended during the
- accounting posting cycle.
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- Insure that ALL files are backed up prior to beginning a
- posting cycle. (If the recommended procedures have been
- followed in the past, this backup has already been done).
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- After posting or finalizing transactions, backup the following
- files:
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- TRAN_GL.DAT
- ACCT_GL.DAT
- BANK_GL.DAT
- VEND_GL.DAT
- FUND_GL.DAT
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- These files should also be backed up before running either the
- "Year End Processing", "Purge Old Transactions" or "Purge
- Deleted Accounts" selections.
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- PRODUCT SUPPORT
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- This product is extremely easy to use, however there will be
- instances where technical support may be required.
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- Users may receive free support for 30 days after purchase of
- this product in any of the following ways.
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- CompuServe: All E-Mail addressed to User ID
- 73747,2336 will be answered promptly,
- usually within 24 hours.
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- Support BBS: TDS BBS - 24 hours - 804-488-4146
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- US Mail: Support questions may be mailed to:
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- Torbert Data Systems, Inc.
- P. O. Box 9218
- Chesapeake, VA 23321
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- Telephone: (804) 488-5506
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- XII IN CASE OF DIFFICULTIES
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- 1. Problem: The message "TOO MANY OPEN FILES" appears when
- an attempt is made to execute one of the programs.
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- Solution: This problem is a result of the CONFIG.SYS file
- not being set up properly. The possible hardware
- configurations vary considerably, but if your boot drive
- is C, you may view the CONFIG.SYS file as follows.
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- Example: "TYPE C:\CONFIG.SYS"
- Press <ENTER>
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- Using either EDLIN or any ASCII text editor, insure that
- the following values are setup in the CONFIG.SYS file.
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- FILES = 30
- BUFFERS = 30
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- 2. Problem: When accessing certain screens, a table appears
- and continues to "flicker". The system appears to be
- hung.
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- Solution: You have executed a routine prior to having the
- appropriate records built in the proper and logical
- sequence. The sections of this manual on the Setup and
- Membership modules should be read thoroughly prior to
- attempting to build your actual files.
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- 3. Problem: The message "FILE NOT FOUND" appears when an
- attempt is made to execute one of the programs.
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- Solution: This problem is a result of the CTL_CMTS.DAT
- file not being present in the currently active directory.
- The software is written in such a way that all data files
- will automatically be created if they do not already
- exist. The one exception to this rule is CTL_CMTS.DAT.
- If this file is missing, copy it from the release
- disk.
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- 4. Problem: The message "The program you are attempting to
- load is missing" appears when an option is selected from
- the main menu.
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- Solution: When a module is selected from the main menu,
- one of six programs is executed. These programs are:
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- MEMBER.EXE DONATE.EXE
- FUND.EXE ATTEND.EXE
- VISIT.EXE SETUP.EXE
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- The EXE file that has been selected can not be found.
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- 5. Problem: The message "Not enough memory to load program"
- appears when an option is selected from any menu.
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- Solution: The software requires a machine of at least
- 512K to run properly. Insure that there are no TSRs
- running in the background, and try again. If the problem
- is still present, bypass the main menu, CMTS, and execute
- the individual modules from the command line.
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- 6. Problem: The message "Not enough memory to load report"
- appears when an option is selected from a module menu.
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- Solution: The software requires a machine of at least
- 512K to run properly. Insure that there are no TSRs
- running in the background, and try again. If the problem
- is still present, bypass the main menu, CMTS, and execute
- the individual modules from the command line.
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- 7. Problem: The message "Not enough disk space to load
- report" appears when a report is selected from any menu.
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- Solution: Whenever a report selection is made from any
- module menu, a memory image of the current program is
- written to disk prior to executing the program. The
- report may also require disk space to build keys or sort
- the data. At least one megabyte of disk space should be
- available at all times to properly run CMTS.
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- 8. Problem: The message "Error loading overlay area" appears
- when executing the program.
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- Solution: Versions of DOS below 3.0 do not handle the
- overlays properly. This software should run with no
- problem on versions of DOS at least 3.X or higher.
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