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  To get help at a "PullDown Menu" use the ArrowKeys () to
  HiLight the option then press <F1> to bring up the OnLine Help.

  To escape from an OnLine Help screen, you have three choices.

  1.. Press <F1>
  2.. Press <Escape>
  3.. Place Mouse pointer on the dot in upper left corner of
         the Help screen and tap the LEFT Mouse button.
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  Helpful tips and requirements for GolfLog
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  Miscellaneous definitions and explanations
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  Additional options available to registered users of GolfLog
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  ADD GAME RECORD
  ===============
  Select this option when you wish to add a new Game Record to the
  database.  If you have more than one golfer in the database you will
  first be required to select the golfer from a "PickList" by moving the
  Arrow Keys (UpArrow and DownArrow) causing the bar to HiLight the
  correct golfer, then you press <Enter> to select that golfer.  Next,
  if you have more than one Course Record in the database, you will be
  asked to select a Course from the "PickList" using the same method
  that you used when selecting the golfer.  If you only have one golfer
  and Course in the database, you will go directly to the screen where
  all the information needed by GolfLog will be entered.  You really
  should bring your score card home with you to be assured of entering
  the requested information correctly.

  (DATE)
  ------
  The 1st prompt will ask you for the date the game was played.  If
  you are entering the information on the same day that the game was
  played, just press <Enter> and the current date will be entered for
  you. If you need to enter a different date, you must enter the date
  using the date format you selected when setting up GolfLog for the
  1st time.  The two formats are "MM-DD-YYYY" or "DD-MM-YYYY" with "MM"
  being the month, "DD" being the day and "YYYY" being the year.  If the
  month is from Jan. - Sep (01 - 09) then you must enter a zero "0" as
  the first digit.  If the day is from the 1st - 9th (01 - 09) then you
  must also enter a zero "0" as the first digit here also.  Entering a
  Month larger than 12 or a Day larger than 31 will not be accepted.
  If you attempt to enter a Month or Day smaller than 10 in the first
  space, it will automatically place a zero "0" there and jump to the
  second space.  The Year must be entered using four digits as in "1995"

  (PARTNERS)
  ----------
  The next prompt will ask you for the name(s) of your playing
  partners for the game being entered.  If you played alone, press
  <Enter> without typing anything here and this prompt will be skipped.
  When entering the names here, remember that this field is limited to
  30 spaces so it might be best if you only enter the first names when
  entering more than 2 playing partners.

  (GREEN FEE - CART FEE)
  ----------------------
  If you paid a Green fee and/or rented a cart enter the amount
  paid for the Green fee first (press <Enter> without typing anything
  here to skip this prompt) then, after entering the Green Fee amount
  you will be prompted for the amount you paid for cart rental. Skipping
  this prompt can be accomplished by the same method just mentioned for
  Green fee.

  (HOLES PLAYED)
  --------------
  Here you enter the number of holes you played for this game. Only 2
  figures will be accepted here; either 9 or 18.  If you enter 9 then
  you will be asked if you played the front side (Holes 1-9) or the back
  side (holes 10-18).  If the game is a 9-hole game, GolfLog will auto-
  matically select the score box for the front 9 or the back 9 depending
  on the side you indicated.  If you entered 18 GolfLog will display the
  score box for the entire 18-holes of the Course selected earlier.

  (SCORES)
  --------
  The score box will show the Hole # and the Par for each hole on the
  course.  When entering scores here, you MUST NOT use the Arrow Keys
  (LeftArrow & RightArrow) to skip from box to box.  Simply enter the
  score for the hole then press the <Enter> Key to go to the next hole.
  If you are a registered user of GolfLog AND you have an established
  Handicap Index AND you have indicated that you want to use the
  "Equitable Stroke Control" (ESC) rule, GolfLog will check each score
  as you enter it to see that it fits within the range of the ESC rule.
  If it's greater than the limit allowed, GolfLog will advise you and
  adjust the score accordingly.  The maximum score for any hole is 25.
  The minimum score for any hole is 1.  If you wish to stop before
  completing the Game Record, you may press the <F10> Key then press
  <Enter> and you will be returned to the Main Menu.  The record will
  not be saved if you use this means to exit early.

  After entering the scores for the first 9-holes, the 9-hole total
  score will be posted.  The minimum score allowed for handicapping
  purposes is 27.  The maximum score allowed depends on the golfer's
  age and sex.

  ■  A golfer who starts but fails to complete a hole should use
     a score based on the following:

     Handicap               Score
     --------               -----------
       0                    1 over PAR
       1 - 18               2 over PAR
       19 - 32              3 over PAR
       33 and over          4 over PAR

     If the golfer is using ESC, the above scores may be adjusted
     by GolfLog based on the golfer's Course Handicap.  For more
     information regarding ESC, select "Definitions" under the
     Main Menu heading MISC.

  (GREENS)
  --------
  Greens hit in regulation are based on each hole as follows:

     Hole Par         Strokes to reach Green
     --------         ----------------------
     Par 3 ........... 1 (Hit from Tee Box)
     Par 4 ........... 2 (Hit on 1st or 2nd shot)
     Par 5 ........... 3 (Hit on 2nd or 3rd shot)

  ■  Hitting greens on Par 4 holes on the first shot and Par 5 holes
     on the second shot are still considered hitting the green in
     regulation.

  ■  A ball landing on the green and rolling off is to be marked as
     a green missed.

  (TOTAL PUTTS)
  -------------
  Enter the total number of Putts required to complete the game. This
  figure will be used when computing a golfer's Putting average.

  (FAIRWAYS HIT)
  --------------
  Hitting a fairway in regulation means that your ball stops IN the
  Fairway on the FIRST shot off the Tee.  Par 3 holes are NOT included
  in Fairways hit.  If you miss the Green on a par 3 hole and your ball
  stops in the Fairway, it's considered a Green missed and NOT a Fairway
  hit.

  ■  Looking at the percent of Fairways hit at the Summary Screen will
     indicate how accurate a golfer is with the Driver.

  (SAND SAVES)
  ------------
  Sand Saves Attempted means the number of times you were in a green
  side sand trap.  Sand traps alongside Fairways (also called "Fairway
  bunkers") are NOT to be used when entering the number of sand saves
  attempted.  If you attempted no sand saves, press <Enter> here without
  typing a number and you will be moved to the next prompt.

  Sand Saves Made are the number of times you save Par after being in
  a green side sand trap.  If you do not make Par on the hole where you
  were in a green side sand trap, then do not enter anything.  You may
  skip this prompt by pressing <Enter> without entering a number.

  ■  Looking at the percent of Sand Saves attempted/made at the Summary
     Screen will give a golfer an indication of how well he/she uses
     sand wedges and whether or not this would be a part of his/her game
     the golfer needs to work on.

  (WAGERS)
  --------
  If you make wagers with your playing partners while playing, enter
  the amount of money won here.  In the event you have wagers with more
  than 1 person, if you won money from one and lost from another, enter
  amounts won from winning wagers then enter the amounts lost from losing
  wagers.  GolfLog will automatically make the necessary calculations for
  you.  Skip either/both these prompts, by pressing <Enter> without
  entering anything.

  (RATE CLUB/COURSE)
  ------------------
  If you wish to evaluate the Club and Course, press "Y" at this
  prompt and you will then enter a number from 0-9 for the following
  categories:

  Greens           ... Condition, quality, etc.
  Fairways         ... Condition, quality, etc.
  Course Layout    ... Overall layout (easy, hard, etc)
  Facilities       ... General condition, availability, etc.
  Personnel        ... Friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, etc.

  After entering a value for the items above GolfLog will compute an
  "Overall Average".  This can be useful when selecting a Course to
  play your next game on.

  (SAVE - STARTOVER - QUIT)
  -------------------------
  After completing all the above information, you will be asked to
  <S>ave the record, Start<O>ver or <Q>uit without saving.  Select one
  of these options and press the appropriate letter on your keyboard.
  Pressing "S" here will cause the record to be saved in the database
  and will allow it to be called up for review at any time along with
  all information recorded being included in the Summary for the golfer.
  When the <S>ave option is selected, GolfLog will automatically update
  the golfer's Handicap Index provided the golfer has a minimum of 5 or
  more 18-hole games saved in the database and is running the registered
  version of GolfLog.


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  ADD GOLFER RECORD
  =================
  Information entered here is used by GolfLog when doing Handicaps,
  minimum and maximum scores, etc.  It can be used also for keeping up
  with a golfer's age, address, phone number, etc.  At least one (1)
  Golfer Record must be saved in the database before a Game Record can
  be added.

  (LAST and FIRST NAME)
  ---------------------
  Enter the LAST name of the golfer and press <Enter> to move to
  the prompt for the FIRST name.  DO NOT enter BOTH the first and last
  name at either of these prompts as GolfLog does some sorting based on
  the last name and it needs to know how to recognize it as being a
  legitimate last name or first name.

  ■  At the prompt for "First Name" you may enter initials as in "J. C."
     if desired or you may enter 2 words here as in "Sue Anne"

  (SEX)
  -----
  GolfLog needs to know the sex of each golfer so proper handicap
  figures can be established.  Also, the U.S.G.A. has established minimum
  and maximum allowable scores based on both sex and age.  You will be
  required to enter either "M" or "F" at this prompt.  It doesn't matter
  if you type it lower case or upper case ("m" or "F"), GolfLog will know
  the difference and adjust accordingly.

  (AGE)
  -----
  GolfLog needs to know the age of each golfer so proper handicap
  figures can be established.  Also, the U.S.G.A. has established minimum
  and maximum allowable scores based on both sex and age.  You will be re-
  quired to enter an age here that is over 4 and under 100.

  (ADDRESS)
  ---------
  Enter here the address (street or P.O. box) of the golfer.  Do not
  exceed the field length indicated by the dark spaces or you will be re-
  quired to complete the prompt again.

  (CITY) (STATE) (ZIP CODE)
  -------------------------
  Enter here the city where the golfer resides, the two letter postal
  code for the state and the ZIP code.

  (HOME PHONE) (WORK PHONE)
  -------------------------
  Enter at these two prompts first the home telephone of the golfer
  then the work or office phone.  Either of these numbers could also be
  a car phone if desired.

  (HANDICAP INDEX)
  ----------------
  If the golfer already has an established Handicap Index it should
  be entered at this prompt.  If the golfer does not have an established
  Handicap Index or it is not known, enter a zero and press <Enter>

  (SAVE - STARTOVER - QUIT)
  -------------------------
  After completing all the above information, you will be asked if
  you want to <S>ave the record, Start<O>ver or <Q>uit without saving.
  Select one of these options and press the appropriate letter on your
  keyboard.  Pressing "S" here will cause the record to be saved in the
  database and will allow it to be called up when adding a new Game
  Record.  Mouse users may place the Mouse pointer on the letter inside
  the "< >" and tap the LEFT Mouse button.


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  ADD COURSE RECORD
  =================
  After completing this requirement for a Course, you will not be
  required to enter it again.  A Course Record is saved in the database
  and is available each time a new Game Record is entered or the Course
  Record is selected for editing or display.  You MUST have at least 1
  Course Record in the database before a Game Record can be entered.

  (COURSE NAME)
  -------------
  Enter here the name of the Course or Club.  This field is limited
  to 20 characters so abbreviations may be necessary such as "Riverlawn
  C C" rather than "Riverlawn Country Club."

  (CITY and STATE)
  ----------------
  Enter here the name of the city/town where the course is located.
  Press <Enter> after entering the city and type the standard 2 letter
  Postal abbreviation for the state.

  (COURSE TYPE)
  -------------
  If your course is one where you have only 9-holes and DO NOT have
  provisions for playing it as an 18-hole course (such as 2 Tee boxes
  for each hole) then press "Y" here.  If your course is an 18-hole
  course (or a 9-hole course with 2 Tee boxes for each hole) press "N".

  (COURSE PAR)
  ------------
  You will next be asked to enter the Par for the front 9 (1-9)
  then the Par for the back 9 (10-18).  After doing this GolfLog will
  display the Course Par.  If your course is a true 9-hole course, you
  must enter the Par figure at the required prompt.

  (HOLE PARS)
  -----------
  Next you will be required to enter the Par value for each hole on
  the course.  After completing this requirement, GolfLog will check to
  be sure the front side Par value and the back side Par value matches
  the total of the individual holes just entered. If the figures do not
  match, GolfLog will display a message box advising you which of the
  sides do not match the Par value indicated at the top of the screen.

  ■  GolfLog does not accept Par values of less than 3 or more than 5.

  (SLOPE and RATING)
  ------------------
  The Course Pro/Manager should be able to make both of these figures
  available to you.  Many courses have this information printed on the
  scorecard.  If you have these figures then enter them at the next two
  prompts.  The Slope is entered first and the next prompt will ask for
  the Rating of the course.

  (CLUB PRO and TELEPHONE)
  ------------------------
  The last 2 prompts ask you for the name of the club Pro/Manager and
  the telephone number.  If this information is not known, press <Enter>
  to skip either or both of these prompts.

  (SAVE - STARTOVER - QUIT)
  -------------------------
  After completing all the above information, you will be asked if
  you want to <S>ave the record, Start<O>ver or <Q>uit without saving.
  Select one of these options and press the appropriate letter on your
  keyboard. Pressing "S" here will cause the record to be saved in the
  database and allow it to be called up when adding a new Game Record.


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  REVIEW GAME
  -----------
  Allows you to review any game record in the database.  Shows a
  summary of the individual game along with the scorecard.  The
  game summary shows many stats about the game and your percentage
  of Pars, Bogeys, Birdies, putting average, stroke average, etc.

  ■ Registered users can have this report printed.
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  SUMMARY
  -------
  Possibly the most interesting and informative report of all.
  Select a Golfer and review a summary of all his/her games on
  record.  These stats are similar to those maintained for the
  PGA Touring Professionals.

  ■ This is where you can get a look at your overall game and see
    where extra work or practice needs to be done.  You can use
    this report to determine where the strong and weak points are
    in your overall game by looking at the 45+ different stats.
  ■ Registered users have the option of printing this report.
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  RANK GOLFERS
  ------------
  All Golfer's in the database with established Handicap Indexes
  will be listed beginning with the golfer having the lowest Handicap
  Index.  Golfers having the same Handicap Index will be listed as
  tied and the golfer who was entered into the database first will
  be listed first in the event of a tie.
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  SCORING EFFICIENCY
  ------------------
  Select Golfer then select Course and view the scoring efficiency
  report.  This gives the golfer's scoring average for all games played
  on the selected course along with the average score for all Par 3,
  Par 4 and Par 5 holes played on that course.
  ■  Registered users have the option of printing this report.
  ■  This report can give you an idea as to where your strong and
     weak points are on the selected course.
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  EDIT GAME RECORD
  ----------------
  Select the golfer whose game you wish to edit from the "PickList."
  Next select the individual Game Record from the "PickList" using the
  Mouse or ArrowKeys ().  Game Records are sorted by Score.

  A screen will appear showing all scores and other amounts as
  originally saved when the game was first recorded.  The course name
  and the golfers Course Handicap can not be changed.  If these items
  need to be changed, you must delete that Record and enter it again.
  The first item available for change is the date the game was played.
  The blinking cursor will appear in this box.  If the date is correct
  press <Enter> without making any change to go to the next available
  block.  When changing the date, be sure to stick with your selected
  date format.

  If you do not wish to change the item where the cursor is located then
  press the <Enter> Key to go to the next item until you reach the item
  you wish to change.  After you have made the change, continue pressing
  the <Enter> Key until you reach the end.  You can then press <S> to
  save the changes or <Q> to quit without saving the changes.  If you're
  using a Mouse then place the Mouse pointer on or near the letter (S,Q)
  of choice and tap the LEFT Mouse button.

  ■  If you wish to change an amount or score in any of the boxes,
     you must change the ENTIRE amount/score by typing over ALL the
     numbers in that block.


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  EDIT GOLFER
  -----------
  Select the golfer from the "PickList" presented and you will
  be able to change anything in the golfer's record except the name
  of the golfer.

  If you need to change the name of a golfer, you must delete the
  Golfer Record then create a new one using the "Add Golfer" option.

  ■  Use this to change the age of a golfer, his/her address, phone
     numbers, etc.  You should always keep up with a golfers age so
     GolfLog can have the correct information when doing handicaps, etc.
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  EDIT COURSE
  -----------
  Select the desired Course from the "PickList" and you will be
  able to change anything about a Course except its name.

  If you need to change the name of a Course you must delete the
  Course Record and create a new one using the "Add Course" option.

  ■  Use this should the Rating and/or Slope values change or if one
     or more holes are changed to different Par values.
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  (PORT #1)
  ---------
  Select this option to use Parallel Port #1 for your Printer. This
  will be the Printer port that GolfLog uses when printing.

  ■  Most computers use Parallel Port #1 as the default printer
     port.  Ports 2 and 3 are included as options for those users who
     have systems that are configured differently.
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  (PORT #2)
  ---------
  Select this option to use Parallel Port #2 for your Printer.  This
  will be the Printer port that GolfLog uses when printing.
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  (PORT #3)
  ---------
  Select this option to use Parallel Port #3 for your Printer.  This
  will be the Printer port that GolfLog uses when printing.
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  (MM-DD-YYYY)
  ------------
  Select this option if you wish to use the standard (MM-DD-YYYY)
  date format.  This is the default format used when GolfLog is started
  for the first time.

  ■  GolfLog does some sorting based on the Month (MM) and Day (DD)
     so once a default date format is selected, it should not be changed.
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  (DD-MM-YYYY)
  ------------
  Select this option if you use the Military style (DD-MM-YYYY) format.

  ■  GolfLog does some sorting based on the Day (DD) and Month (MM)
     so once a default date format is selected, it should not be changed.
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  DELETE GOLFER
  -------------
  Use this option to remove a Golfer Record from the database.  Keep
  in mind that when you delete a Golfer Record that GolfLog will also
  remove ALL his/her Game Records from the database and they will not be
  recoverable!

  You will be presented a "PickList" showing all the golfers in the
  database.  Move the bar () until the correct golfer's name is
  HiLighted and press <Enter>.  If you wish to cancel the "delete"
  operation, you can press <Escape> while at the "PickList" and be
  returned to the Main Menu.  Mouse users can place the Mouse pointer
  on the desired line and tap the LEFT Mouse button to make the deletion.
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  DELETE GAME
  -----------
  Use this option to remove a Game Record from the database.

  1..  Select golfer from "PickList" whose Game Record you
       want to delete.  This will NOT delete the golfer selected.

  2.. Select Game Record from "PickList" that is to be
      deleted by moving the HiLight Bar down/up the list.
      When the desired record is HiLighted, press <Enter>
      Mouse users can move the Mouse pointer to the desired
      record and tap the LEFT Mouse button to cause that
      Game Record to be deleted.

  3.. Watch the action in the "Progress Box" displayed on the
      left side of the screen.

  ■  Once a Game Record is deleted, it will be lost forever!  All
     deletions are permanent and the record will not be recoverable!
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  DELETE COURSE
  -------------
  You will be presented a "PickList" showing all the Courses in the
  database.  Move the bar down/up the list until the correct Course's
  name is HiLighted and press <Enter>.  If you wish to cancel this
  operation, you can press <Escape> while at the "PickList" and be
  returned to the Main Menu.

  Once a Course Record is removed, it will be lost and gone forever!
  All deletions are permanent and the record will not be recoverable!
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  HANDICAP INDEX
  --------------
  A formula similar to that used by the U.S.G.A. and the R.C.G.A. is
  used for the computations and provides matching results.  A golfer
  must have a minimum of five 18-hole Game Records in the database
  before a Handicap Index can be determined.

                   Differentials
     Games         to be used from
     -----         ---------------
       5            Lowest round
      6-7           2 Lowest rounds
      8-9           3 Lowest rounds
     10-11          4 Lowest rounds
     12-13          5 Lowest rounds
     14-15          6 Lowest rounds
     16-17          7 Lowest rounds
      18            8 Lowest rounds
      19            9 Lowest rounds
      20           10 Lowest rounds
      21+          10 Lowest rounds from last 20 rounds

  ■  The Handicap Index determined by GolfLog is not to be used as a
     golfer's "official" Handicap Index when entering Tournaments where
     players are flighted based on their Handicap.  An "official"
     Handicap Index can only be obtained from the U.S.G.A. or the
     R.C.G.A.  Handicap Index's coming from these organizations may
     take weeks to reach you.  Using GolfLog, your Handicap Index can
     be seen after each Game Record is saved allowing a golfer to
     determine his/her current Handicap Index instantly.


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  COURSE HANDICAP
  ---------------
  A golfer's Course Handicap is commonly referred to as his/her
  "handicap."  It's determined using the golfer's current Handicap Index
  and the Slope and Rating of the Course being played.  The course Pro
  or manager should be able to explain the method used to determine a
  Course Handicap using these three items when you're playing a course
  that you've never played before and don't have the course recorded in
  the GolfLog database.

  ■  A golfer's Course Handicap will be expressed as a whole number
     like 4, 9, 12, etc. while their Handicap Index is most often (but
     not always) shown with a decimal as in 3.6 or 8.6 or 12.3, etc.
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  QUICK HANDICAP
  --------------
  Use this option to quickly figure a Course Handicap for any golfer
  on any Course.  You must know the Slope value of the Course and the
  Handicap Index of the golfer.  The golfer or Course does NOT have to
  be in the database.
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  PRINT SCORE CARDS
  -----------------
  Selecting this option will allow the user to first select a Course
  then print blank score cards for use when playing that course.

  ■  A Laser or Desk/Ink Jet printer is required for this print
     operation.  The printer must be capable of printing 5" X 8" card
     stock and also be capable of printing high ASCII characters.
     Consult printer manual for help with selecting the proper font to
     use so the card can be printed properly.

  ■  If you have a Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 540 the correct font to use
     is PC-8 (Code Page 437)

  ■  The score card will have the following columns available for use:

  SCORE   -  Score for each hole
  FWAYS   -  If fairway hit off the Tee, place "X" here
  GREEN   -  If green hit in regulation, place "X" here
  PUTTS   -  Number of Putts for each hole
  SATTS   -  Sand Save Attempts for each hole
  SSAVE   -  If Par made from Sand trap, place "X" here


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  REGISTER GOLFLOG
  ----------------
  Use this option to fill out the form needed to register GolfLog
  and have the form printed after it's completed.

  ■  This is the easy way to print your GolfLog registration.  All the
     necessary information is gathered by GolfLog and the calculations
     are made "on the fly."

  ■  If you wish to register GolfLog using a major Credit Card, please
     place your order with the Public software Library (PsL) located in
     Houston, Texas, USA.  Use the following telephone numbers when
     dealing with the PsL:

     800-242-4775  -  ORDERS ONLY
     713-524-6398  -  FAX ORDERS
     713-524-6394  -  Foreign Orders and Information
     CIS Email to 71355,470 CompuServe

  ■  Request PsL Item #11543 when ordering from the PsL

  ■  Orders placed with the PsL are shipped the same day you place the
     order with them (you get the very latest version) and is probably
     the quickest way to order and receive your registered copy.

  ■  The PsL accepts CREDIT CARD ORDERS ONLY.  Send orders containing
     checks or money orders to:

     RiverBend SoftWare
     P.O. Box 671
     Osceola, AR 72370-0671


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  CHANGE COLORS
  -------------
  When selecting this option, the user will be shown a box in the
  upper left corner of the screen with seven (7) color schemes.  These
  choices are as follows:

     ┌─────────────  Place Mouse pointer here and tap LEFT
                    Mouse button to escape the "PickList"
  ╓─┤■├────────────╖ Non Mouse users can press <Esc> to exit.
  ║▓▓Blue/Cyan▓▓▓▓ ║
  ║  Green/Cyan    ║
  ║  Cyan/Green    ║
  ║  Red/Blue      ║
  ║  Magenta/Blue  ║
  ║  Sand/Green    ║
  ║  Blue/Red      ║
  ╙──────────────╜ ─── Place Mouse pointer here and tap
                         the LEFT Mouse button to move the
                         HiLight bar down/up the list.

  Move the HiLight bar to the color desired, click on the line or
  press <Enter> to make the change.  Press <Escape> to Cancel or place
  the Mouse pointer on the rectangular dot in the upper left corner and
  tap the LEFT Mouse Button.

  The color change is done "on the fly" and the user can see the results
  after leaving the "PickList."  The color change will remain as the
  default until changed by the user.


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  Registration entitles the user to the following additional options
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
     Use ArrowKeys (), PageUp, and PageDown to scroll this list
     ------------------------------------------------------------

  1.. Determine Handicap Index for each Golfer in the database
  2.. Determine Course Handicap for each Golfer in the database
  3.. Game Record capacity increases to 8,000
  4.. Golfer Record capacity increases to 8
  5.. Course Record capacity increases to 50
  6.. Edit any Game Record and Handicap Index in the database.
  7.. Print Game Records, Summary Reports, Scoring Efficiency Reports,
      Handicap Reports, and blank Score Cards for each Course in the
      database.
  8.. Compute a quick Course Handicap for any Golfer on any Course. The
      Golfer or Course does not have to be in the database.
  9.. Registered Key File (See below)

  ■  A Key file is obtained when you register GolfLog.  After you
     receive your personalized Key file, you will never have to pay for
     any upgrades.  You Key file will work for ALL future versions of
     GolfLog.
  ■  Your Key file is registered to you and no one else.  It is illegal
     to give a copy of it to anyone else.  You should NEVER alter or
     delete the Key file (without it GolfLog will revert back to the
     shareware version with limited capabilities and capacities)!
  ■  There is a $15.00 charge for replacing lost Key files so be sure
     you make a backup copy when you receive yours.  When replacing a
     lost Key file, the name registered to MUST be the same as the
     original.  Name changes to Key files require the purchase of a
     new copy of GolfLog at current prices.


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                         Miscellaneous Tips
                         ------------------
       Use ArrowKeys (), PageUp, and PageDown to scroll this list
       ------------------------------------------------------------

  1. Requirements:  GolfLog will run on any IBM compatible computer
     from an old slow XT to the latest/fastest Pentium.  Other
     helpful items are as follows:

     ■  DOS v3.1 - v6.22 (or Windows'95).
     ■  400K of free disk space (runs best on a Hard Disk).
     ■  360K of free memory.
     ■  It's helpful if your CONFIG.SYS file contains the following
        two statements:

     1..
        DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\ANSI.SYS  (if running Windows'95)
        DEVICE=C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS  (if running DOS v3.1 - v6.22)
     2..
        FILES=30  (or more if necessary)

     ■  Refer to your DOS manual for help with editing CONFIG.SYS
     ■  A Mouse is handy but it's extremely easy to use GolfLog if
        you don't have a Mouse.
     ■  A color monitor is also nice but not required.  GolfLog
        will detect the type of monitor you have and set it's own
        screen colors as necessary.
     ■  GolfLog will run from the DOS prompt just as well as it
        runs in Windows.  GolfLog detects the environment and
        adapts itself accordingly.

  2. Windows'95:  GolfLog runs in Windows'95 and the earlier
     (v3.1 and v3.11) versions of Windows. To get the best
     results in Windows'95, follow the steps below:

  o.. After bringing up the "Start" menu, click on "Settings"
  o.. Click on "Task Bar" then click on "Start Menu Programs"
  o.. Look in the middle-right of the screen and Click on "Advanced"
  o.. Click on the Folder or area where GolfLog is located.
  o.. Click on the GolfLog Icon or name (DO NOT "double click").
  o.. Click on "File" in upper left corner of your screen.
  o.. Click on "Properties" when the pulldown menu appears.
  o.. Click on "Program" and select "Close on exit" and
      at the "Run" box select "Maximize".  Click on "Apply" when
      finished at this page.
  o.. Click on "Memory" and select "Auto" in all available boxes.
      Click on "Apply" when finished at this page.
  o.. Click on "Fonts" and select "Bitmap only" from the
      "Available types" section then select "Auto" for the Font
      size.  Click on "Apply" when finished at this page.
  o.. From the "Screen" page select "Full Screen" and "Default"
      from the "Usage" section.  From the "Performance" section
      make sure "Dynamic memory allocation" is NOT selected but
      put a check mark in the "Fast ROM emulation" box.  Click on
      "Apply" when finished at this page.
  o.. From the "Misc" screen, select "Always Suspend", "Warn if
      still active" and "Fast Pasting".  Set the "Idle Sensitivity"
      to medium low.  Use your own discretion for the other items
      on this page.  Click on "Apply" when finished here.
  o.. Click on "OK" when finished.

  ■  When "clicking" your Mouse on the above items, be sure
     you only "single click."  Do not "double click" when
     selecting any of these items.
  ■  Consult your Windows'95 manual if you need more help
     with installing and running a program in Windows'95.

  3. No Mouse? No Problem.  Users without a Mouse should find using
     GolfLog as easy as always.  Use the ArrowKeys () to move about
     Menu selections.  Press <Enter> when you get the <OK> display.
     When at the desired option, press <Enter>.  To activate the Top
     Menu bar, press the <Alt> Key and use the LeftArrow/RightArrow
     Keys to move across the bar. When the desired option is HiLighted
     the "PullDown Box" will appear.

  4. A typical "PickList" display box:

     ┌──────────────────── Place Mouse pointer here and tap LEFT
                          Mouse button to exit a "PickList" or
  ╓─┤■├───────────────╖    press <Esc> if you don't use a Mouse.
  ║ Choice One        ║    Other available keys are PageUp, PageDown,
  ║ Choice Two        ║    Home, End, DownArrow () and UpArrow ().
  ║ Choice Three      ║
  ║▓Choice Four▓▓▓▓▓▓ ║    <── HiLight Bar - Press <Enter> to select
  ║ Choice Five       ║        hilighted option or click with Mouse.
  ║ Choice Six        ║    Non-Mouse users can use the ArrowKeys ()
  ║ Choice Seven      ║    to move the HiLight bar to the desired
  ║ etc...            ║    choice and hit <Enter> to select.
  ╙─────────────────╜
                 └┴──── Place Mouse pointer here and tap LEFT
                        Mouse button to scroll the listing.

  5. A typical OnLine Help screen:  (Press F1 at any PullDown Menu)

     ┌──────────────── Place Mouse pointer here and tap
     │                 the LEFT Mouse button to exit.
                      Non-Mouse users can press <F1> or <Esc>
  ┌─┤■├──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  │   Help text shown here...................................... │
  /                                                              /
  │ ............................................................ │
  └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                                Place Mouse pointer here ──────┴┘
                                and tap LEFT Mouse button to scroll.

  6. When at a screen where the user is offered choices such as <S>ave,
     <P>rint, Start<O>ver, etc, the Mouse user can place the pointer on
     the word of choice and tap the LEFT Mouse button to select.  The
     non-Mouse user must press the letter Key that corresponds to the
     option of choice.

     Example:  <S>ave  <P>rint  Start<O>ver  <Q>uit  <Y>es  <N>o
                  
               └───┴─── Place Mouse pointer in this area and tap
                        the LEFT Mouse button to "Save"


              < End Of Tips * Press F1 or Escape to Exit >


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                        Miscellaneous Definitions
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  1. Addressing the ball:  A golfer has "addressed" the ball when
     he/she has taken a stance AND has grounded the club, except that
     when in a hazard, the club may NOT be grounded.

  2. Bogey Golfer:  A golfer with a Handicap Index ranging from 17.5
     to 22.4 for Men and 21.5 to 26.4 for Women.  See also #28 below.

  3. Bunker:  A hazard consisting of a prepared area, often a hollow
     from which turf or soil has been removed and replaced with sand
     or the like.

  4. Casual Water:  Any temporary accumulation of water which is
     visible before or after the golfer has taken a stance and is not
     in a water hazard.

  5. Club Limit:  The maximum number of clubs allowed (including the
     Putter) is 14.

  6. Course Handicap:  The number of Handicap Strokes a golfer receives
     at the course being played.  A Course Handicap is determined by
     multiplying a golfer's Handicap Index by the Course Slope and then
     dividing the result by 113.  If a decimal figure results, it is
     rounded to the nearest whole number (.5 is rounded upward).

     ■  GolfLog automatically determines a golfer's Course Handicap
        each time a Game Record is to be added to the database.
     ■  You may also use the "Course Handicap" or "Quick Handicap"
        options to determine your current Course Handicap.

  7. Course Rating:  The final evaluation of the playing difficulty of
     a course compared with similarly evaluated courses as related to
     the normal playing ability of a "scratch" golfer.  A Course Rating
     is based on the score a scratch golfer should shoot from a certain
     set of Tees.  The higher the Course Rating, the more difficult the
     course.

  8. Course Slope:  The measure of the relative playing difficulty of
     a course and its relationship with abilities of both a "scratch"
     golfer and a "bogey" golfer.  Course Slope defines a course's
     degree of difficulty for the average golfer.  The higher the
     Course Slope, the more difficult the average golfer will find the
     course.  Course Slope's range from a low of 100 (easy course) to
     135 (very difficult course).  Some courses may have a Slope value
     higher than 135.  GolfLog allows Slope values from 100 to 170.

     ■  The Club Pro/Manager should be able to provide both the
        Slope and Rating of the course being played.  At many
        clubs, this information is provided on the score card.

  9. Equitable Stroke Control:  A form of mandatory stroke control,
     FOR HANDICAP PURPOSES ONLY, which limits the individual score on
     any hole in relation to a golfer's course handicap.  The main
     purpose of ESC is to eliminate unrealistic scoring which is not
     related to a golfer's normal playing ability.

     Course Handicap           Maximum Hole Score (U.S.G.A. Limits)
     --------------------------------------------------------------
     0 - 9                     6
     10 - 19                   7
     20 - 29                   8
     30 - 39                   9
     40 - 49                   10
     50 and higher             11

     ■  GolfLog automatically puts ESC into effect after a golfer
        has an established Handicap Index.

 10. Fairway Hit:  A ball hit from the Tee and ending up in the
     fairway on Par 4 and Par 5 holes.  A ball hit from the Tee on
     Par 3 holes that ends up in the fairway is considered a green
     missed and NOT a fairway hit.  If any part of the ball is
     touching the area defined as the fairway, it is considered to
     be in the fairway and if hit as the 1st shot from the Tee, is
     to be considered a fairway hit in regulation.

 11. Green Hit:  A ball ending up on the actual putting surface when
     hit as follows:
                     Par 3 hole....:  1st shot
                     Par 4 hole....:  1st or 2nd shot
                     Par 5 hole....:  2nd or 3rd shot
     A ball landing on the green and rolling/bouncing off the
     defined putting surface is NOT considered a green hit.  If
     after coming to a stop, any part of the ball is touching the
     defined putting surface and is hit from the shots described
     above, it is considered as a green hit in regulation.

 12. Gross Score:  This is the actual score shot on the course being
     played.  See #23 below.

 13. Ground Under Repair:  Any portion of the course so marked by an
     authorized representative of the club.  It includes material that
     has been piled for removal, tire marks, construction areas, etc.
     Grass cuttings left on the course that have been abandoned and
     are not intended to be removed are NOT ground under repair unless
     marked as such.  The margin of ground under repair extends
     vertically downward but not upward.

 14. Handicap Differential:  The difference between a golfer's adjusted
     gross score and the Course Rating of the course on which the score
     was made, multiplied by 113, then divided by the Course Slope.

     ■  GolfLog automatically determines the Handicap Differential
        each time a Game Record is added to the database.

 15. Handicap Index:  The number which represents the golfer's ability
     on a course of average difficulty.  It is expressed, in most cases,
     as a whole number and a decimal.  The decimal is NOT rounded.

     ■  A golfer does not play off the Handicap Index.  Rather a
        Course Handicap is determined using the formula in item #6
        above.
     ■  The maximum Handicap Index allowed is 36.4 (Men) and
        40.4 (Women)
     ■  The Handicap Index is based on Handicap Differentials from
        18-hole games only.  Scores and other data from 9-hole games
        are used in the stats but are not used when GolfLog determines
        or updates your Handicap Index.
     ■  To review your Handicap Index, select HANDICAP from the
        TopMenu then select "Handicap Index".  This display will
        provide you with your current Handicap Index, OverAll
        Differential, the scores from the games from which the
        Handicap Differentials were selected and a list of scores
        from your last 5 to 20 18-hole games.
     ■  If a golfer has 5 or more 18-holes games in the database,
        GolfLog automatically calculates, and updates, the golfer's
        Handicap Index after each new Game is entered and saved.

 16. Handicap Stroke Hole:  A hole on which the golfer applies a
     handicap stroke to his/her gross score.  These holes are usually
     indicated on the scorecard provided by the club.

 17. Hazard:  Any bunker or water hazard.  See #3 above and #32 below.

 18. Hole:  The hole on the putting green is 4-1/4 inches (108mm)
     in diameter and at least 4 inches (100mm) deep.  If a lining is
     used, it should be sunk at least 1 inch (25mm) below the putting
     green surface.  The outside diameter of the liner should not
     exceed 4-1/4 inches (108mm).

 19. Holes Not Played:  When a hole is not played, the score for that
     hole is Par, plus any handicap strokes the golfer is entitled to
     based on his/her full Course Handicap.  This also applies to any
     hole not played by the Rules of Golf.

 20. Home Course Handicap:  A golfer's Course Handicap at the course
     considered as the golfer's "home course" and from the tees most
     frequently used by the membership as established by that club.

 21. Incomplete Score:  A golfer who starts, but fails to complete a
     hole, should use a score based on the following:

     Course                 Use this
     Handicap               Hole Score
     ---------------------------------
     0 .................... 1 over PAR
     1 - 18 ............... 2 over PAR
     19 - 32 .............. 3 over PAR
     33 and above ......... 4 over PAR

     ■  There is no limit on the number of incomplete holes PROVIDED
        the incompletion is not intended to control the Handicap.  A
        golfer should not discontinue play on a hole when there is the
        possibility the hole will be played in fewer strokes than the
        score allowed when ESC is in effect.
     ■  If a golfer is using ESC, the above scores may be adjusted
        by GolfLog based on the golfer's Course Handicap.

 22. Lost Ball:  A ball is considered lost if:

     ■  It is not found within 5 minutes by its player after the
        search has begun.
     ■  The golfer has put another ball into play under the Rules
        of Golf, even though the original ball may not have been
        searched for.
     ■  The golfer has played any stroke with a provisional ball
        from the place where the original ball is likely to be or
        from a point nearer the hole than that place.

 23. Net Score:  A golfer's score after it has been adjusted by
     his/her Course Handicap in effect when the game is played.

     ■  GolfLog automatically determines the Net Score each time
        a Game Record is added to the database.

 24. Par:  The score a "scratch" golfer would be expected to make on
     any given hole, allowing two (2) strokes on the putting green.

     Par for each hole is usually fixed as follows:

     PAR  Golfer    YARDS                    METERS/METRES
     ---------------------------------------------------------
     3   Men       Less than 250            Less than 228
     3   Women     Less than 210            Less than 192
     --------------------------------------------------------
     4   Men       Between 251 - 470        Between 229 - 430
     4   Women     Between 211 - 400        Between 193 - 366
     --------------------------------------------------------
     5   Men       Between 471 - 690        Between 431 - 631
     5   Women     Between 401 - 590        Between 367 - 540
     --------------------------------------------------------
     6   Men       Exceeds 690              Exceeds 631
     6   Women     Exceeds 590              Exceeds 540
     ---------------------------------------------------------

     ■  GolfLog will not accept holes with a Par value over 5

 25. Provisional Ball:  A ball played under the Rules of Golf which
     may be lost outside a water hazard or may be out of bounds.

 26. Putting Green:  All ground of the hole being played which is
     specially prepared for putting or otherwise defined as such.
     A ball is considered to be "on the green" when any part of it
     is touching the putting green surface.  For statistical purposes
     a ball landing on the green but rolling/bouncing off of the
     actual putting surface is to be considered a green missed.

     ■  The putting green has also been described as a place where
        golfers meet 18 times during a round to exchange excuses for
        bad putts and poor shots coming down the fairway.

 27. Rub of the green:  This occurs when a ball in motion is deemed
     accidentally deflected or stopped by a scorer, observer, fellow
     competitor or a forecaddie.  Neither wind nor water is taken into
     consideration in this situation.

 28. Scratch Golfer:  A very proficient golfer.  The average of the
     best half of this golfer's scores should equal the course Rating.
     This golfer would have a Handicap Index of 0 (zero).

 29. Stableford Points:  A method where points are awarded in relation
     to Par at each hole as follows:

     Hole Score                    Points
     ------------------------------------
     Two or more over Par .........  0
     One over Par .................  1
     Par ..........................  2
     One under Par ................  3
     Two under Par ................  4
     Three under Par ..............  5
     Four under Par ...............  6

     ■  The winner in Stableford competition is the golfer who scores
        the most points.
     ■  GolfLog automatically determines the Stableford points each
        time a new Game Record is added to the database.

 30. Stakes/Markers:  All out-of-bounds, hazards and ground-under-
     repair areas are identified by stakes/markers of the following
     colors:

     Water Hazards ........... Yellow stakes or lines
     Lateral Water Hazards ... Red stakes or lines
     Ground Under Repair ..... White lines
     Out Of Bounds ........... Large white stakes/posts where not
                               already established by wall, fence
                               road/street or other permanent fixture.

 31. Stroke:  The forward movement of the club made with the intention
     of striking the ball.  If the golfer checks his/her downswing
     voluntarily before the clubhead reaches the ball, this is not
     considered a stroke.

 32. Water Hazard:  Any sea, lake, pond, stream, ditch, surface water
     drainage ditch or other open water course (whether or not it
     contains water).

 33. Wrong Ball:  Any ball other than the ball in play or provisional
     ball.


         { End of Definitions * Press F1 or Escape to Exit }

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