042e20123dd04000000000000000000000000001 PROGRAM NAME
 
 This is the name to use to 
 save the program.  Type in
 a valid file name for your
 operating system.

 Do not duplicate the name
 of an existing batch, menu,
 screen, or report program.
 
 Press <Enter> to save the
 program name.

 Press <Esc> to return to the
 previous menu.
0a01240a3dd04000000000000000000000000002 PRINTER AND DEVICE SELECTION

 Select the printer or device
 you want to use to print the
 documentation and press <Enter>.

 Press <Esc> to return to the
 previous menu.
0e012d0a3dd04000000000000000000000000003 CREATE A NEW SCREEN
 
 There is no next page.  
 
 Press <Y> or <Enter> to create a new screen page.
 Press <N> to continue without creating a new file.
0d2729083dd04000000000000000000000000004 PRO-C FILE SELECTION
 
 Choose a program type to list all the
 PRO-C programs of that type.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Program Field.
 
0c0124063dd04000000000000000000000000005 SELECT PROGRAM

 Select a program to be executed.
03143b0e3dd04000000000000000000000000006 OPERATOR/OPERAND SELECTION BOX
 
 The lower box lists the operators or operands which
 can be used as the next element in the equation. 
 
 Use the arrow keys to highlight the element you want
 from the box and press <Enter>.  Or, press the UPPER 
 CASE letter in the option name to select it.
 
 Press <Esc>, or choose Exit to leave the operator 
 selection box.  You cannot leave the operator box 
 unless the equation is logically complete.

 The Sum( operator sums all the occurrences of records 
 with duplicate key values.  Sum( computations cannot 
 sum other computations.
03132e0e3dd04000000000000000000000000007 DATA TYPE 
 
 PRO-C offers two types of computations.
 
 Numeric:
 Compute values from numeric fields.
 Example:  ListPrice - Discount = NetPrice.
 
 Date:
 Compute values from date fields.
 Example:  warranty = purchase + 009000
0c01500c3dd04000000000000000000000000008 TOTALS SUB-MENU
 
 Choose subtotals or grand totals:
 
     Subtotals are printed after each break point.
     Grand totals are printed at the end of the report.
06012a123dd04000000000000000000000000009 SUBTOTAL MENU
 
 Description:
 This is the prompt that appears with 
 the subtotal.  The default is "Sub-Total".

 Display on Screen:
 Choose this code to display the sub-total
 in the report.
 
 Region:
 Select the report area in which to 
 display the sub-total.
0f042a073dd0400000000000000000000000000a DISPLAY REGION FOR SUBTOTALS
 
 The menu lists the available report 
 areas.  To add or remove areas, change 
 their size in the Header box.
060129123dd0400000000000000000000000000b GRAND TOTAL
 
 Description:
 This is the prompt that appears with
 the total.  The default is "Grand Total".
 
 Display on Screen:
 Choose this code to display the grand
 total in the report.
 
 Region:
 Select the report area in which to 
 display the grand total.
0a014f0e3dd0400000000000000000000000000c VIEWING A DOCUMENT
 
 You can browse through a document that was printed to a file.
 
 Press <PgDn> to move one screen down in the report.
 Press <PgUp> to move one screen up in the report.
 Use the <Up> and <Dn> arrow keys to move one line at a time.
 
 <Home> moves to the top of the report.
 <End> moves to the end of the report.
 
 Press <Esc> to return to the Document menu.
0c01500c0110400000000000000000000000000d 
05321e103dd0400000000000000000000000000e REGION MENU
 
 There are seven different
 report areas.  Select the
 region for the current
 element and press <Enter>.
 
 The menu lists the regions
 with a size greater than 
 zero.  If you want to put 
 an element into another 
 region, go back to the 
 Header box and change the 
 size for that region.
060420123dd0400000000000000000000000000f RANGE SELECTION
 
 End users can choose the 
 range of data to be included 
 in a report if you set the
 range selection code.
 
 Each time the report runs,
 the user will enter high
 and low values to define
 the data to be reported.
 
 This menu lets you 
 customize the dialogue
 box the users will use to
 enter the range values.
02012a163dd04000000000000000000000000010 START/END RANGE MENU
 
 This menu lets you customize the 
 range selection dialogue box.
 
 Description:
 This is the prompt that will ask for 
 a range boundary.  The defaults are 
 "Start Range Selection" and "End 
 Range Selection".
 
 Display Mask:
 This is the mask that filters and 
 formats the user's input.
 
 Display on Screen:
 This toggles the range value between 
 acting invisibly and being displayed 
 on the report.
 
 Region:
 If the range delimiter appears in the 
 report, this sets the region in which
 it will appear.
11012e073dd04000000000000000000000000011 REGION SELECTION
 
 The menu lists the available report
 areas.  To add or remove areas, change 
 their size in the Header box.
0c014f0c3dd04000000000000000000000000012 SETUP MEMO
 
 You can change the way the memo field is displayed on screen.
 
 Move     Choose move to change the location of the field on the screen.  
          Use the arrow keys or the mouse to move the window.

 Resize   Choose resize to change the size display size for the memo field.
          Use the arrow keys or the mouse to resize the window.  There is
          a maximum area for memo field displays.

 Color    Choose color to change the field display attribute.  You can 
          select from any of the attributes set up with the Project Manager.
030150073dd04000000000000000000000000013 FILE MENU
 
 The File menu allows you to create, open, save, copy, rename, and delete
 programs definition.  You also can shell to the operating system or exit 
 to the Project Manager.
040136143dd04000000000000000000000000014 PROCESSING CODE MENU
 
 Description:
 Type in a new prompt to use instead of the 
 descriptive name you specified in the Element 
 Definition Module.
 
 Display Mask:
 Type in a new mask to use instead of the mask 
 defined in the Element Definition Module.
 
 Protected Field:
 This code makes the field display-only.
 
 Overflow Wrap:
 When Overflow Wrap is on, the cursor jumps 
 automatically to the next field when the user 
 reaches the end of the field. Use this code 
 only if all the entries in the field are the 
 same length.
 
 User Function:
 This code allows you to include your own C routine 
 to check the data.
 
 Range Check:
 This code sets the acceptable lower and upper 
 values for data entered into the field.
 
 Conditional:
 This code allows you to set conditions for data 
 entry.  The conditions can be based on other fields 
 in the record, on fields in cross-referenced files, 
 on computed values, or on constants. 
 
 Field Copy:
 This code allows you to copy the contents of one 
 field to another. 
 
 Field Set:
 This code sets a default value for the field.
 
 Field Increment:
 This code lets you set the value in a numeric field 
 to automatically increment by 1.  You must define 
 the starting value.
 
 Space Select:
 This code lets you create a series of pre-defined 
 entries for your users to select from.  Fields 
 with Space Select options are automatically 
 protected. 
 
 Pick List:
 This code also lets you display a short list of
 choices for your users, but the options are 
 displayed as a pop-up window for the user to 
 scroll through.  Fields with Pick Lists are
 automatically protected.
 
 Cross-Reference Link:
 You can set a link to other table files drawn from 
 the same element file.  
 
 Input links allow you to display fields from other 
 files on the screen or in the report.
 
 Update links allow users to modify fields from 
 other files from this screen. 
 
 Pop-up Selection:
 This code makes a sub-screen pop-up on the current
 screen when the user enters the field.  You must 
 set a Cross-Reference Input link to the pop-up 
 screen before setting this code.
040136143dd04000000000000000000000000015 INPUT/APPEND/OUTPUT LINK PROCESSING CODES
 
 Not all processing codes are available in
 all modules.
 
 Description:
 Type in a new prompt to use instead of the 
 descriptive name specified in the Element 
 Definition Module.
 
 Display Mask:
 Type in a new mask to use instead of the mask 
 defined in the Element Definition Module.
 
 Display on Screen:
 Set this code to display the field on the batch
 monitoring screen.
 
 Protected Field:
 This code makes the field display-only. 
 
 Overflow Wrap:
 When Overflow Wrap is on, the cursor jumps 
 automatically to the next field when the user 
 reaches the end of the field. Use this code 
 only if all the entries in the field are the 
 same length.
 
 User Function:
 This code allows you to set up your own C routine 
 to check the data.
 
 Range Selection:
 This code allows the users to enter upper and
 lower boundaries for the data to be included 
 in the report at the time the report is run.
 
 Conditional:
 This code allows you to set conditions for data 
 entry.  The conditions can be based on other fields 
 in the record, on fields in cross-referenced files, 
 on computed values, or on constants. 
 
 Field Copy:
 This code allows you to copy the contents of one 
 field to another. 
 
 Field Set:
 This code sets a default value for the field.
 
 Field Increment:
 This code lets you set the value in a numeric field 
 to automatically increment by 1.  You must define
 the starting value.
 
 Space Select:
 This code lets you create a series of pre-defined 
 entries for your users to select from.  Fields
 with Space Select options are automatically 
 protected.
 
 Pick List:
 This code also lets you display a short list of
 choices for your users, but the options are 
 displayed as a pop-up window for the user to 
 scroll through.  Fields with Pick Lists are
 automatically protected.
 
 Cross-Reference Link:
 You can set a link to other table files drawn from 
 the same element file. You can only create input 
 links from within a cross-reference.
 
 Pop-up Selection:
 This code makes a sub-screen pop-up on the 
 current screen when the user enters the field.  
 You must set a Cross-Reference Input link to the 
 pop-up screen before setting this code.
 
 Set Join:
 This code toggles the join on and off. You may 
 want to remove the join from the original keyed 
 field to an appropriate duplicate key to create 
 one-to many relationships.  You must have a 
 valid join set before you exit.
050331133dd04000000000000000000000000016 INPUT LINK PROCESSING CODE MENU
 
 Not all processing codes are available in 
 all modules.
 
 Description:
 Type in a new prompt to use instead of the
 descriptive name you specified in the Element
 Definition Module. 
 
 Display Mask:
 Type in a new mask to use instead of the mask 
 defined in the Element Definition Module.
 
 Display on Screen:
 Set this code to display the field on the
 batch monitoring screen.
 
 Set Join:
 This code toggles the join on and off.  You
 may want to remove the join from the original
 keyed field to an appropriate duplicate key
 to create one-to many relationships.  You 
 must have a valid join set before you exit.
051423133dd04000000000000000000000000017 MENU STATION PROCESSING CODES
 
 Description:
 This code allows you to change 
 the prompt from the default 
 permission name given by PRO-C.
 
 Function Key:
 This code lets you change the 
 function key assignments from 
 the default key values provided 
 by PRO-C.  Press a new function
 key and press <Enter>.
 
 Key Abbreviation:
 This code supplies the prompt
 associated with a function.
 For example, you may call the
 inquire function "Search" or
 "Look up".
09153c0e3dd04000000000000000000000000018 EXTRAS STATION PROCESSING CODE MENU
 
 Not all codes are available in all modules.

 Description:
 This code allows you to change the appearance of the 
 prompts from the names given in the Extras Station 
 (Date, Time, and Page).
 
 Display Mask:
 This code lets you change the default display mask 
 provided by PRO-C.  The default display masks are:
     Date      MM-DD-YY
     Time      HH:NN
     Page      Z9
040136133dd04000000000000000000000000019 COMPUTE PROCESSING CODE MENU
 
 Description:
 This code lets you change the appearance of the 
 prompt from the compute name you specified.
 
 Display Mask:
 This code allows you to change the display mask 
 from the default display mask provided by PRO-C.
 
 Display on Screen: Batches only
 You must set this code for the field to appear on 
 the monitoring screen.  Note that you must set 
 the Full Screen option to YES in the Header Box 
 before you can set this code.
04331e143dd0400000000000000000000000001a
04092e083dd0400000000000000000000000001b GENERATE MENU
 
 The Generate menu allows you to create 
 C source code for the program definition.  
 You can also generate documentation for 
 the program.
111839073dd0400000000000000000000000001c MODIFY / DELETE SELECTION BOX
 
 Press <C> or <Enter> to modify the existing function.
 Press <D> to delete the existing function.
020150163dd0400000000000000000000000001d LINK TYPES
 
 There are four types of cross-reference links.
 
 Input: Screens, Reports, and Batches
 A read only link to another table.  The current program can read and display
 information from the linked file, but the contents of the linked file cannot
 be modified.
 
 Update: Screens and Batches
 A read and write link.  The current program can read information from the
 linked file and can modify the information in that file. 

 Append: Batches only
 New records can be appended to the end of the linked file but existing 
 records cannot be modified.
 
 Output: Batches only
 The batch creates a new data file.  It destroys any data already in the file.
 You must create this output file using the Element and Table Definition 
 Modules before creating an output link.
0c0122083dd0400000000000000000000000001e DISPLAY ON SCREEN 
 
 Choose whether you want this 
 range selection value to 
 appear in the report.
04163a0f3dd0400000000000000000000000001f FIELD COPY SELECTION BOX
 
 Use the up and down arrow keys to select a field
 from the list and press <Enter>.
 
 Press <F2> to call up other lists of available 
 fields.
 
 Press <Esc> to abort. 
 
 The field copy selection box displays fields of the 
 appropriate data type from the primary table, 
 computations, and any cross-referenced tables.
05143d0b3dd04000000000000000000000000020 FIELD SELECTION BOX - DATE
 
 The field selection box displays all date fields from
 the primary data table and from any cross-referenced 
 tables.  Use the arrow keys and <Enter> to select a
 field from the list.
 
 <F2> displays lists of fields from cross-referenced 
 tables.
05133e103dd04000000000000000000000000021 FIELD SELECTION BOX - NUMERIC
 
 For conditional validations, the field selection box shows 
 all of the available fields of the data type specified in 
 the operator box (i.e. Number or Alpha).
 
 For computations, the field selection box shows all of the
 available fields of the data type specified in the data 
 type selection box (i.e. Numeric or Date).
 
 These fields can come from the primary data table, 
 cross-referenced tables, and existing computations.  
 <F2> displays lists of fields from cross-referenced
 tables or other computations.
05143d0b3dd04000000000000000000000000022 FIELD SELECTION BOX - ALPHA
 
 The field selection box displays all alpha fields from 
 the primary data table and from any cross-referenced 
 tables.
 
 <F2> displays lists of fields from cross-referenced 
 tables.
05153c133dd04000000000000000000000000023 SELECTING FIELDS
 
 Select the fields you want to appear on the screen or
 report.  Use the arrow keys to move the cursor between
 fields.  Select fields to be included in the display
 with <Space>.  Deselect fields by pressing <Space> again.
 
 Press <F4> to call up the Processing Code menu to set 
 processing codes for the selected field.
 
 In the Compute Station use:
        <F5> to add computations
        <F6> to delete computations
        <F7> to change computations.

 In the Report Definition Module, press <F3> to assign 
 elements to report areas.
     
 In the Batch Definition Module, press <F3> to change
 the field processing order.
 
 Press <Esc> to return to the Main Menu.
04014f143dd04000000000000000000000000024 DOCUMENTATION MENU

 You can print the program documentation.
 
 Select Printer:
 Choose the printer you will use to print the documentation and PRO-C will
 include the appropriate control characters and escape sequences in the 
 generated document. 
 
 Select Device:
 Choose the output device for the document.  The output devices listed are
 the devices detected by the Project Manager.
 
 Print the Report:
 This option creates the report and sends it to the appropriate device.
 
 Check Paper Alignment:
 The Alignment option sends a test page to the printer.
03014f153dd04000000000000000000000000025 ELEMENT MODE </> MENU
 
 This menu lists the various functions available in Element Mode.  These 
 options can be selected with function keys or by choosing the capitalized
 letter in each menu option.  
 
 Not all functions are available in all modules.
 
 Switch   <F2>   Move to another screen page in the screen program.  If 
                 there is only one page, this option does nothing.
 
 Text     <F3>   Enter Text Mode.
 
 Color    <F4>   Choose between coloring the current prompt or field.
 
 Input    <F5>   Move input fields independently of their prompts. 
 
 Order    <F6>   Choose a field processing order: row then column, column 
                 then row, or manual.
                                                                 
 Move     <F7>   Move the current element to the next or previous page.  
                 If there is only one page, you can create another one.
 
 Goto     <F8>   Create a conditional goto that determines which field will 
                 be processed next.
		     
 Pop-up   <F10>  Call up the pop-up or pick list associated with the current
                 field.  Use the arrow keys to position the pop-up and press
                 <Enter> to complete action.
 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   
03014f153dd04000000000000000000000000026 TEXT MODE
 In Text Mode, you design the background for the screen or report page.
 This can include text, boxes, lines, and colour. 

 This menu lists the various functions available in Text Mode.  These 
 functions can be accessed with the highlight bar or with the function 
 keys listed at the bottom of the screen.
 
 Not all actions are available in all modules
 
 Element   <Esc> Return to element mode.
 
 Help      <F1>  This is the help. 
 
 Switch    <F2>  Move to another page in a screen program.  If
                 there is only one page, this option does nothing.
 
 Box       <F3>  Draw a box or select box set.
 
 Color     <F4>  Select attributes or change colors.
 
 Block     <F5>  Select and manipulate blocks.
 
 Delete    <F6>  Delete or insert rows or columns.
 
 Misc      <F8>  Miscellaneous functions.
 
 Cursor    <F9>  Fast cursor control.
 
 Undo      <F10> Undo last action or restore previous version.
 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   
03014f143dd04000000000000000000000000027 ELEMENT MODE
 
 Element Mode displays the elements that you have selected for your program.
 "Elements" are: data elements from the primary and cross-referenced tables, 
 computations, menu items, function keys, extra fields and the prompts 
 associated with these elements.  In Element Mode, you control the display 
 and position of these elements. 
 
 This menu lists the various functions available in Element Mode. These 
 functions can be accessed with the highlight bar or with the function keys
 listed at the bottom of the screen.  
 
 Not all functions are available in all modules.
 
 Switch   <F2>   Move to another screen page in the screen program.  If 
                 there is only one page, this option does nothing.
 
 Text     <F3>   Enter Text Mode.
 
 Color    <F4>   Choose between coloring the current prompt or field.
 
 Input    <F5>   Move input fields independently of their prompts. 
 
 Order    <F6>   Choose a field processing order: row then column, column 
                 then row, or manual.
                                                                 
 Move     <F7>   Move the current element to the next or previous page.  
                 If there is only one page, you can create another one.
 
 Goto     <F8>   Create a conditional goto that determines which field will 
                 be processed next.

 Pop-up   <F10>  Call up the pop-up or pick list associated with the 
                 current field.  Use the arrow keys to position the pop-up 
                 and press <Enter> to complete action.
	    
 To access the Element Mode functions, use the appropriate function key or
 press </> and select or type the capitalized letter in the menu option.
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   
0204220c3dd04000000000000000000000000028 ORDER MENU
 
 Auto (R,C)  orders by row and
             then by column.
          
 Auto (C,R)  orders by column
             and then by row.
          
 Manual      lets you set an
             alternative order.
030f2a073dd04000000000000000000000000029 OPEN
  
 Open calls an existing PRO-C program.  
 A selection box displays the available 
 program definitions.
040f2e063dd0400000000000000000000000002a NEW
 
 New creates a new PRO-C program definition 
 at the Header Box.
050f2e053dd0400000000000000000000000002b SAVE
 
 Save saves the current program definition.
060f32063dd0400000000000000000000000002c SAVE AS
 
 Save as saves the current program under a new
 name.  The old file retains its original name.
080f35063dd0400000000000000000000000002d COPY
 
 Copy copies a program definition. You must supply
 a name for the new program. 
090f38063dd0400000000000000000000000002e RENAME
 
 Rename renames a program definition. You must supply
 a new name for the file. 
0a0f28053dd0400000000000000000000000002f DELETE
 
 Delete deletes a program definition.   
0c0f2d063dd04000000000000000000000000030 HEADER
 
 Header takes you to the Header Box, where
 the current program is defined.
060f3e123dd04000000000000000000000000031IMPORT

 You can import PRO-C version 1.3x program definitions.
 There are a few general rules for doing this.

 Import the data file definition on which the program
 is based  before you import the program itself.  Use 
 the import facilities in the Element and Table 
 Definition Modules to import the data definitions.  
 If your program includes cross-references, make sure 
 you import all the data definitions required before 
 importing the program definition.

 Conditional validations, computations, user functions, 
 and date validations are not imported from version 1.3x 
 programs.  These must be re-created in version 2.x form.
 
 Remember to import any pop-up screens as well as the main 
 program definitions.
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0e0f33053dd04000000000000000000000000033 SHELL
 
 Shell creates a window on the operating system.
0f0f28053dd04000000000000000000000000034 EXIT
 
 Exit returns to the Project Manager.
032f22083dd04000000000000000000000000035 DESIGN SUB-MENU
 
 Use the arrow keys and <Enter> 
 to indicate whether you will
 design the report or the 
 screen that introduces it.
032f20083dd04000000000000000000000000036 
022f220d3dd04000000000000000000000000037 POSITIONING A POPUP

 Use the arrow keys to position
 the popup on your main screen.

 Press <Enter> to save the 
 current location.
 
 Press <Esc> to return to Element 
 Mode.
03014f073dd04000000000000000000000000038 MAINTENANCE STATION
 
 The Maintenance Station is the place to select the fields to display and
 set the processing for your program.  You can also create processing codes 
 to control data entry and processing.
030150063dd04000000000000000000000000039 COMPUTE STATION
                   
 At the Compute station you can create and edit computations for display 
 in your program or for use by other computations or programs.
03014f063dd0400000000000000000000000003a DESIGN STATION
 
 The Design Station lets you arrange the fields on your screen, add 
 explanatory text, draw boxes and lines, and color areas of the screen.
030150063dd0400000000000000000000000003b DESIGN STATION
 
 The Design station lets you arrange fields and text on your report, and
 also create the screen that will controls the report generation. 
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03014f0d3dd04000000000000000000000000040 CONDITIONS STATION
 
 The Conditions station contains global conditions for selecting fields 
 for your report or batch.  Global conditions define whether a record 
 will be included in the report.  
 
 Global delete conditions (available only for batches) define whether a 
 record will be deleted from the data file.  If a record meets both 
 conditions, the record will be included for processing, not deleted.  

 You can define up to 5 global conditions of each type.
03014f103dd04000000000000000000000000041 MENU STATION
 
 The Menu Station is the place to define the options the users of your 
 program will have when they run the program.  You select the actions 
 assign those actions to menu prompts or function keys.

 Not all menu items are available in all modules.

 Add      Add new records to the file.
 
 Change   Modify existing records.  You must locate a record with INQUIRE
          before changing it.

 Delete   Delete the current record.  You must locate a record with INQUIRE
          before deleting it.

 Inquire  Locate an existing record by supplying a value for the key field.
          You must also give NEXT and PREV permissions on pop-up screens.
 
 Top      Top displays the first record in the file.  You should include
          this permission for pop-up screens.

 End      End displays the last record in the file.

 Next     Next displays the next logical record in the file. 

 Prev     Previous displays the previous logical record in the file.

 Key      Key allows users to select the key field for searching.

 PgUp     Page Up is used when a screen has multiple screen pages.  Page Up
          moves to the previous screen.

 PgDn     Page Down is used when a screen has multiple screen pages.  Page
          Down moves to the next screen.

 Exit     Exit allows users to leave the program and return to the operating
          system, the next program designated to run, or the parent menu.

 Popup    Popup calls a popup screen or memo field.

 Align    Align allows the user to check the paper alignment prior to printing
          a report.

 Ranges   Ranges allows users to enter range boundaries for dynamic range 
          selection.

 Devices  Devices offers a sub-menu of output devices for reports.

 Printers Printers offers a sub-menu of printers for reports.
030150063dd04000000000000000000000000042 EXTRAS STATION
 
 The Extras Station allows you to display the date and time in your screen 
 or report program.  You can also include page numbers in reports.
03014f073dd04000000000000000000000000043 GENERATE STATION
 
 This station translates your program definition into C source code.  It 
 also offers you the chance to create and print full documentation for 
 your program.
0f012b073dd04000000000000000000000000044 DISPLAY REGION FOR GRAND TOTALS
 
 The menu lists the available report 
 areas.  To add or remove areas, change 
 their size in the Header box.
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110150063dd04000000000000000000000000062 SAVE FILE
 
 You have modified the file since the last save.  These changes must be
 saved or they will be lost.
052423133dd04000000000000000000000000063 FILE SELECTION BOX

 Highlight the file you want
 to copy, rename, or delete.

 If you are copying or renaming
 a file, type in a new name and
 press <Enter> to complete the
 action.

 If you are deleting a file, 
 press <Space> to mark the file
 and <Enter> to delete it.  You
 can mark multiple files with
 <Space> and delete all the 
 marked files at once.  Press
 <Space> again to unmark a file.
 
 Press a letter to select the 
 next file name beginning with 
 that letter.
   
 <PgUp> moves up 6 files.   
 <PgDn> moves down 6 files.

 <Home> moves to the top of 
        the list.

 <End>  moves to the bottom of 
        the list.
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080948063dd04000000000000000000000000067 PROCESS ORDER NUMBER
 
 Replace the current process number with a new one and press <Enter>.  
 PRO-C will renumber the other processes accordingly.
0b163a0d3dd04000000000000000000000000068 DESCRIPTION
 
 Type in a new prompt up to 30 characters long.  
 
 Press <Enter> when you are finished.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 This code allows you to change the prompt's appearance 
 from the descriptive name you specified in the Element
 Definition Module.  The default prompt to display is 
 the element name.
041040143dd04000000000000000000000000069 DISPLAY MASK
 
 Type in a new display mask and press <Enter> when 
 you are finished.  Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 A display mask specifies how an element is to appear 
 on the screen or page.  The default display mask is 
 the mask you set in the Element Definition Module.
 
 The following characters have special meanings 
 in masks for numeric elements. 
        Z,z         hide leading and trailing zeros
        9           show leading and trailing zeros
        8           floating decimal point
        +           show "+" if positive, "-" if negative
        -           show "-" if negative
        .           decimal place location
        ,           thousands separator
        (           bracket negative integers
        )           bracket negative integers
        $           currency symbol		
 All other characters are output literally.	

 Character fields use different mask characters.
        A,a         alphabetic and space only
        B           alphabetic only, lower case
        C           alphabetic only, lower case
        c           alphanumeric and space, lower case
        I           any ASCII character
        P           alphanumeric and space, upper case
        p           alphanumeric and space
        Q           alphanumeric and space, lower case
        X,x         alphanumeric, punctuation, and space only
 All other characters in the mask are output literally.

 Date mask characters must be in upper case.
        DD          date
        MM          month number
        YY          year's last two digits
        HH          hour
        NN          minute
        SS          second
0c01500c0110400000000000000000000000006a 
0814380f3dd0400000000000000000000000006b RANGE CHECK
 
 Range boundaries set the upper and lower limits for
 valid data.  User entries must fall into the defined
 range to be accepted when the program runs.   Range 
 check is available for all data types. 
 
 Type in a value and press <Enter> when you are 
 finished.  Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 Numeric ranges must be entered for numeric fields, 
 and alpha ranges for alpha fields.  Ranges must 
 be acceptable values for the data type of the field
 being checked.  For example, you cannot give an
 upper range of 999,999,999 for a field of type I.
0f1833073dd0400000000000000000000000006c AUTO START VALUE
 
 Type in a starting value for the incrementing
 variable and press <Enter>.  The value will 
 increase by 1 with each new record.
0f1c35093dd0400000000000000000000000006d FIELD SET
 
 Type in a value and press <Enter>.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 The field set prompt can contain any data that is 
 appropriate for the data type of the field.
0f0150083dd0400000000000000000000000006e FORM FEEDS
 
 After a change in the variable for which you are setting this break point, 
 you can specify a number of form feeds.  The form feeds will be issued 
 after the group footer is printed.  Supply the number of form feeds you 
 want and press <Enter>.
0c01500c0110400000000000000000000000006f 
0c01500c01104000000000000000000000000070 
0c18380b3dd04000000000000000000000000071 FUNCTION NAME
 
 Type in a name that is valid according to your 
 operating system.  Press <Enter> when you are 
 finished.  Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 The source code to be included must be free of 
 bugs.  PRO-C cannot check your code and bugs will 
 result in errors in the generated program.
081839103dd04000000000000000000000000072 LIST VALUES PROMPT
 
 Type in the list of items, separated by commas, 
 and press <Enter>.  Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 The space select code allows users to scroll through
 the list of options for the field with <Space>. 
 
 The pick list code allows users to use a pop-up list 
 to choose an entry.  This is easier than space select 
 when there are more than 3 or 4 choices available.
 
 Example:  A list of discount rates can be entered as 
           0,5,10,15,20.
0e01500a3dd04000000000000000000000000073 NUMBER OF LINE ITEMS
 
 Type in a number from 1 to 22 and press <Enter>.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 Set the number of line items to a number greater than 1 when you are 
 linking to a duplicate key and want to show multiple records with the 
 same key value.
052f220b3dd04000000000000000000000000074 
042e22123dd04000000000000000000000000075 HELP FILE NAME
 
 The help file stores the help 
 messages created for the 
 program.  The default help 
 file name is the program name. 
 
 Press <Enter> to accept 
 the default name.
    
 Enter a valid file name 
 and press <Enter> to use 
 another file to store help.
       
 <Esc> returns to the File
 menu.
042e22143dd04000000000000000000000000076 DESIGNED BY
 
 This field records who designed 
 the program.  The information 
 is useful for project control 
 and program maintenance.  The
 information entered in this
 field will appear in comments
 in the generated source code.
  
 The default designer is PRO-C.
 Press <Enter> to accept the 
 default.
    
 Type in any name up to 10 
 characters in length and 
 press <Enter> to change the
 designer name.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Main 
 menu.
032d23153dd04000000000000000000000000077 
042e220c3dd04000000000000000000000000078 RECORDS
 
 This field determines how many
 records to display at a time.
 
 By default, only one record is
 displayed.  The maximum number
 of records that can be 
 displayed is 21.
042e23143dd04000000000000000000000000079 NEXT PROGRAM TO RUN
 
 The Next Program to Run is the 
 name of the program that will 
 run when this program 
 finishes.
 
 Type in a PRO-C file name or
 any  the name of any valid 
 executable file on your PATH.
 Specify the file name only, 
 omit the file extension 
 (.EXE or .COM).  
 
 Press <F2> for a menu of 
 PRO-C program types. 
 
 <Esc> returns to the File 
 menu.

 The default value is no
 program.  If you leave this
 field blank, control will
 return to the operating
 system.  If RETURN was
 set in the menu that 
 called this program, 
 control will return to 
 the menu.
032e23153dd0400000000000000000000000007a 
082d23103dd0400000000000000000000000007b REPORT LENGTH
 
 The report length will normally 
 be the page length in rows.  An 
 8.5 x 11 inch page usually has 
 66 rows; an 8.5 x 14 inch page 
 has 80 rows.  
 
 The maximum report length is 
 100 rows.

 Memory limitations may limit the
 maximum area of your report 
 (length x width).
092c240d3dd0400000000000000000000000007c REPORT WIDTH
 
 The report width is the maximum
 width, in columns, of the entire
 report.  Normally, this is 80
 columns.  The maximum report
 width is 220 columns.

 Memory limitations may limit the
 maximum area of your report 
 (length x width).
0a2e220e3dd0400000000000000000000000007d PAGE HEADER
 
 The page header appears at the
 top of all report pages except
 the banner and summary pages.
 
 Set the length to zero if you
 do not want a page header.
 
 The maximum length of the page
 header is one line less than
 the report length.
0b2d240d3dd0400000000000000000000000007e GROUP HEADER
 
 The group header appears before
 each section defined by a break.
 
 Set the length to zero if you
 do not want a group header.
 
 The maximum length of a group
 header is one line less than the
 total report length.
0b2d240d3dd0400000000000000000000000007f GROUP FOOTER
 
 The group footer appears after
 each section defined by a break.
 
 Set the length to zero if you
 do not want a group footer.
 
 The maximum length of a group
 footer is one line less than the
 total report length.
092e230f3dd04000000000000000000000000080 PAGE FOOTER
 
 The page footer appears at the
 bottom of all report pages 
 except the banner and summary 
 pages.
 
 Set the length to zero if you
 do not want a page header.
 
 The maximum length of the page
 footer is one line less than
 the report length.
0c014f0b3dd04000000000000000000000000081 MANUAL ORDER
 
 The bold numbers beside each input field designate the field's place
 in the processing order.  Supply new numbers to rearrange the order. 
 
 <Enter> moves forward one field.
 <Tab> moves back one field.
 
 <Esc> returns to Element Mode.
05143d0b3dd04000000000000000000000000082 NUMERIC CONSTANT VALUE
 
 Type in a numeric value and press <Enter>.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 A numeric constant value may only include numbers.
05143d0b3dd04000000000000000000000000083 ALPHA CONSTANT VALUE
 
 Type in a value and press <Enter>.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 The alpha constant can contain any ASCII character.
071437093dd04000000000000000000000000084 DATE CONSTANT
 
 Type in a value and press <Enter>.  The top line of 
 the input window displays the format in which you 
 must enter the date.  Press <Esc> to abort.
 
 Hours, minutes, and seconds are optional.
042f210e3dd04000000000000000000000000085 PASSWORD FILE
 
 If you supply a file name for 
 this field,  PRO-C will do a 
 password check when the 
 application runs.
 
 Type in a valid file name 
 and press <Enter>.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File 
 menu.
0f0150093dd04000000000000000000000000086 MENU STATION KEY ABBREVIATION
 
 The key abbreviation appears on the bottom line of the program screen.  
 The abbreviation tells the users what event will occur when the key is 
 pressed.
 
 Type in a new abbreviation and press <Enter>.
052e22133dd04000000000000000000000000087 SCREEN TYPE
 
 Screen type determines how
 the users of the application
 will make menu choices.
 
 Choose a menu bar where
 actions are selected with a
 highlight bar, function keys 
 for quick selection, or make 
 both options available.
 
 You are choosing how end users
 use the application program, 
 not how PRO-C will operate 
 while you design the screen 
 itself.
0a133d063dd04000000000000000000000000088 NUMERIC CONSTANT VALUE
 
 Type in a value and press <Enter>.  Numeric constants can
 only contain numerals.
0b1825053dd04000000000000000000000000089 ALPHABETIC CONSTANT VALUE 
 
 Type in a value and press <Enter>.  
120150063dd0400000000000000000000000008a COMPUTE NAME
 
 Type in a name for the computation and press <Enter>.  The name can 
 contain up to 10 alphabetic characters.  <Esc> returns to the Main menu.
05014f063dd0400000000000000000000000008b FROM CURRENT FIELD, GOTO FIELD __
 
 Enter the field number to process next if the conditional you are about 
 to define is true.  You will then have a chance to define the conditional.
03014f153dd0400000000000000000000000008c TEXT MODE </> MENU
 
 This menu lists the various functions available in Text Mode.  These 
 functions can be accessed with the highlight bar or with the function 
 keys listed at the bottom of the screen.
 
 Not all actions are available in all modules
 
 Element   <Esc> Return to element mode.
 
 Switch    <F2>  Move to another page in a screen program.  If
                 there is only one page, this option does nothing.
 
 Box       <F3>  Draw a box or select box set.
 
 Color     <F4>  Select attributes or change colors.
 
 Block     <F5>  Select and manipulate blocks.
 
 Delete    <F6>  Delete or insert rows or columns.
 
 Undo      <F10> Undo last action or restore previous version.
 
 Misc      <F8>  Miscellaneous functions.
 
 Cursor    <F9>  Fast cursor control.
 
 Help      <F1>  This is the help. 
 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   
0c01500c0110400000000000000000000000008d 
062a22103dd0400000000000000000000000008e BOX TYPES
 
 Select a box type and press
 <Enter>.  If you are drawing
 in Elastic mode, your box
 will take on the new box
 type.  If you are drawing
 in Drag mode, new line
 segments will use the new
 type.
 
 <Esc> returns to drawing the
 box without changing the box
 type.
0c01500c0110400000000000000000000000008f 
0b01500d3dd04000000000000000000000000090 
0e01500a3dd04000000000000000000000000091 DRAG COLORS
 
 Your cursor will leave a trail in the current attribute without changing 
 any characters.
 
 Press <Enter> to complete the operation.
 Press <Esc> to abort the operation.
09014e0f3dd04000000000000000000000000092 ATTRIBUTE MENU

 Select Attribute:
 This option allows you to change the current attribute.  All new text
 you enter will appear in new current attribute.

 Toggle to Previous Attribute:
 This switch re-instates the last attribute you selected and makes it the
 new current attribute.

 Change Color Using Drag Mode:
 This option turns your cursor into a filter, changing all the text in 
 its path to the current attribute.  Elements are not modified.

 Set Color of the Entire Screen:
 This selection applies the current attribute to all the text and blank 
 space on the screen.  Elements are not modified.

 Shade an Area:
 This option lets you convert a rectangular area of the screen to the 
 current attribute.  
0b01500d3dd04000000000000000000000000093 DELETE MENU
 
 The Delete Menu offers the following functions.
 
 Delete Row:
 Delete the current row.  Lower rows will move up one row and a new row 
 will appear at the bottom of the screen.
 
 Insert Row:
 Insert a blank row at the current cursor position.  Subsequent rows are 
 pushed down by 1.  If a row of text is pushed beyond the bottom of the 
 screen or report area it is lost.
 
 Delete Column:
 Delete the current column.  Columns to the right of the cursor move one to 
 the left.
 
 Insert Column:
 Insert a blank column at the current cursor position.  Characters to the 
 right of the inserted column move one column to the right.  This function 
 will not push text off the side of the screen or report. 
 
 Erase to End of Line:
 Delete the characters to the right of the cursor on the current line.
 
 Erase to the End of Screen:
 Delete the characters to the right of the cursor on the current line and 
 anywhere on subsequent lines.
 
 Erase Entire Screen:
 Erase all text on the screen.
02102f163dd04000000000000000000000000094 CURSOR MENU
 
 This menu provides easy ways to move your 
 cursor around the screen.  These cursor 
 commands can be used while drawing, moving, 
 highlighting, or any other time you move 
 around the screen with the arrow keys.
 
 Home:
 Move to the start of line.
 
 End:
 Move to the last character on the line.
 
 Start of Line:
 Move to the start of line.
 
 End of Line:
 Move to the last column of the line.
 
 Top of Screen:
 Move to the first row of the screen in the 
 current column.
 
 Bottom of Screen:
 Move to the last row of the screen in the 
 current column.
 
 Page commands are only available in reports.

 Page Up:
 Move one screen up in the report area.

 Page Down:
 Move one screen down in the report area.

 Page Right:
 Move one screen right in the report area.

 Page Left:
 Move one screen left in the report area.
0c01500c01104000000000000000000000000095 
070150113dd04000000000000000000000000096 BOX MENU
 
 The box menu offers three options:
 
 Draw box in elastic mode:
 In this method, your current cursor position defines one corner of the box.
 Use the arrow keys to define the opposite corner.  As you move the cursor,
 you will see the box take shape.  Press <Enter> to complete the box or 
 <Esc> to abort.  While you are drawing a box, you can press <F4> to change 
 the display attribute or <F5> to change the box type.  While you are 
 drawing the box, you can press <Bak> to switch the anchor to the opposite 
 corner of the block.
 
 Draw box in drag mode:
 In this method, your current cursor position defines the start of a line 
 and the line follows the movements of your cursor.  <Enter> completes the 
 line;  <Esc> aborts the drawing.  Drag mode is useful for drawing awkward 
 shapes.  While you are drawing a box, you can press <F4> to change the 
 display attribute or <F5> to change the box type.
 
 Select boxset:
 You can select a different line type to form the outer border of the box.
0527260b3dd04000000000000000000000000097 BOX ATTRIBUTES
 
 Select Attribute:   
 Call the attribute menu to select 
 an attribute for the box.
 
 Toggle auto-fill:   
 Toggle between hollow box and 
 box filled with current attribute.
0c01500c01104000000000000000000000000098 
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0c01500c0110400000000000000000000000009a 
09272a0f3dd0400000000000000000000000009b DRAWING A BOX IN DRAG MODE
 
 Use the arrow keys to outline the box.
 Press <U> to enter undo mode where you
 can retrace your steps and erase the 
 line.  Press <U> again to return to
 draw mode.
    
 Press <F4> to change attributes.
 Press <F5> to select the box type.
 
 Press <Enter> to save the line.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
0b014f0d3dd0400000000000000000000000009c MISCELLANEOUS MENU
 
 The Miscellaneous menu offers a variety of functions that are not included 
 in any of the other menu categories.
 
 Copy to Register:
 Copy the text from a selected block to a register.
 
 Copy from Register:
 Dump the block in the register onto the screen.  Your current cursor 
 position defines the upper right corner of the block. 
 
 Extended Character:
 Call up a menu of the extended character set and choose a character to 
 appear at the current cursor position.
 
 Repeat (Drag Mode):
 Repeat the last character you typed or chose through the extended 
 character menu.  Use the arrow keys to move the cursor; the repeated 
 character will mark the trail of the cursor.
 
 Toggle Element Display:
 Remove or reinstate elements on the display in text mode.  Not available 
 in the Batch Module.
 
 Toggle Mono/Color:
 Toggle between monochrome and color displays of the screen.  This only 
 works on color monitors.  In monochrome mode, underlined text appears 
 in blue.
 
 Toggle Wrap On/Off:
 Toggle between having the cursor stop at the edge of the screen or wrap 
 around to the other side.  This applies when drawing boxes or highlighting 
 blocks.
 
 Toggle Word Processor Mode On/Off:
 Works like Toggle Wrap, but moves the cursor down a line when it crosses 
 the right screen or page border and up a line when it crosses the left.
0e01500a3dd0400000000000000000000000009d 
0e01500a3dd0400000000000000000000000009e 
020126163dd0400000000000000000000000009f BLOCK MENU
 
 To select a block:
 
     Position the cursor at one 
     corner of the block you want 
     to select.
 
     Use the Block menu to select 
     the function you want to 
     perform.
 
     Use the arrows keys to define 
     the block.  The area you 
     select will appear in reverse 
     video.

     While you are highlighting the 
     area, press <Bak> to switch 
     the anchor to the opposite 
     corner of the block.
 
     Select the block by pressing 
     <Enter>.
 
 The Block menu offers the 
 following functions:
 
 Move:
 Move text and/or elements to a new 
 location.
 
 Copy:        
 Duplicate text to a new location.
 
 Delete:       
 Delete a block of text.
 
 Last Block:
 Select the last block you were 
 working with and use it for 
 another operation.
 
 Center:
 Center a block horizontally or 
 vertically.
 
 Case:
 Change the case of characters in 
 the selected block to UPPER CASE, 
 lower case, or Initial Capitals.
 
 Shade:
 Change the selected block to the 
 current attribute.  You can press 
 <F4> to change the current 
 attribute at any time during the 
 operation.
 
 Dump Block:
 Copy the last block selected to a 
 new area.  The current cursor 
 position defines the top right 
 corner of the copy.
 
 Align Block:
 Align the text in the selected 
 block with the left or right
 edge of the block, or justify
 the text. 

 Fill:
 Fills the block with any ASCII
 character. 
0f0150093dd040000000000000000000000000a0 
0801500a3dd040000000000000000000000000a1 CENTER BLOCK MENU
 
 You can center the block horizontally or vertically on the screen.  
 Press <Enter> to begin the blocking process.
 
 Horizontal centering in reports is based on the report width, not the 
 screen width.  Check the column indicator at the bottom of the screen to
 see the results of your centering.
0901500f3dd040000000000000000000000000a2 
0201270b3dd040000000000000000000000000a3 CASE MENU
 
 Choose the case for the text in the 
 selected block.  You can select
        UPPER CASE
        lower case
        Initial Capitals.
 Prompts in the selected block are 
 not modified.
090150093dd040000000000000000000000000a4 
0f0150093dd040000000000000000000000000a5 
0e01500a3dd040000000000000000000000000a6 
0e01500a3dd040000000000000000000000000a7 
06014f123dd040000000000000000000000000a8 UNDO MENU
 
 The Undo menu helps to protect you from unwanted modifications to your 
 design.
 
 Undo Last Action
 Restore the screen to the way it was before the last action.  You cannot 
 undo attribute selection.
 
 Save Text to Buffer:
 Copy the current text to a buffer.  You might want to do this before 
 making a series of modifications.
 
 Restore Text From Buffer:
 Erase the current screen and replace it with the screen most recently 
 saved to the buffer.  This can be undone.
0901500f3dd040000000000000000000000000a9 
0e01500a3dd040000000000000000000000000aa 
0e01500a3dd040000000000000000000000000ab 
0f0150093dd040000000000000000000000000ac 
0d014f093dd040000000000000000000000000ad 
110150073dd040000000000000000000000000ae POSITIONING A SELECTED BLOCK
 
 Use the arrow keys to position the block and <Enter> to complete the
 operation.  <Esc> aborts the operation.
09014f0f3dd040000000000000000000000000af SELECTING A BLOCK
 
 The position of your cursor when you chose the operation defines one corner 
 of the block.  Use the arrow keys to highlight the area you want to select.  
 
 While you are highlighting the area, press <Bak> to switch the anchor to
 the opposite corner of the block.

 Press <Enter> to complete the selection.
 Press <Esc> to abort the selection.
 
 If you are selecting a block for shading, press <F4> to change the current 
 attribute.
0e014f0a3dd040000000000000000000000000b0 DRAGGING CHARACTERS
 
 Use the arrow keys to move around the screen.  The last character
 you typed or chose from the extended character menu will appear 
 behind your cursor.

 Press <Enter> to complete the trail of characters.
 Press <Esc> to delete the characters and return to the Miscellaneous menu.
0901500f3dd040000000000000000000000000b1 
0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000b2 
0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000b3
0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000b4 
021b34073dd040000000000000000000000000b5 ELEMENT AREA SELECTION
 
 Select a report area to display.  Only the areas
 containing elements can be selected.
021b35083dd040000000000000000000000000b6 TEXT AREA SELECTION
 
 Select a report area to display.  Only the areas
 with lengths greater than zero are available.  To 
 include another area, go to the Header box and
 modify the area size.
0701500a3dd040000000000000000000000000b7 
07014f0b3dd040000000000000000000000000b8 EXTENDED CHARACTER MENU
 
 Use the arrow keys to select a character from the list and press <Enter>
 to put it on the screen at the current cursor position.  Press <Esc> to
 abort the operation.
 
 You may also be able to access characters from the ASCII character set by 
 holding down the <ALT> key and typing the desired character number on the 
 number pad. 
0e01500a3dd040000000000000000000000000b9
0e01500a3dd040000000000000000000000000ba
090150093dd040000000000000000000000000bb ALIGN BLOCK
 
 You can align the text in the selected block with the left or right edge 
 of the block.  You can also justify the text by aligning it with both sides 
 of the block.  Justification is done by altering the between-word spacing.
0f0150093dd040000000000000000000000000bc 
102127063dd040000000000000000000000000bd 
091e320f3dd040000000000000000000000000be DRAWING A BOX IN ELASTIC MODE
 
 Move the cursor to define the box.
 
 Press <Bak> to switch the anchor to the 
 opposite corner of the block.

 Press <F4> to change the display attribute 
 of the box or to toggle the auto-fill feature.
 Press <F5> to change the box type.
 
 Press <F3> or <Enter> to complete the box.
 Press <Esc> to abort the box.
0d0150063dd040000000000000000000000000bf LAST BLOCK
 
 You are operating on the last block you selected.  The menu lists the same
 options you have for any other selected block.
020423083dd040000000000000000000000000c0 MOVE TEXT, ELEMENTS, OR BOTH
 
 You can move text, elements, or 
 both.  Make your selection and 
 press <Enter> to begin the 
 blocking process.
0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000c1 
032c23093dd040000000000000000000000000c2 COLOR PROMPT OR FIELD
 
 You must color the prompt and
 the field individually.  Choose
 the item you want to color and
 press <Enter> to call up a list
 of color attributes.
0c014f0c011040000000000000000000000000c3 ATTRIBUTE MENU - REPORTS

 In the Report Definition Module, you are assigning print attributes
 rather than display attributes.  Choose the print you want for your
 report.  Your printer capabilities limit the type of print attributes 
 used when you print the report.
 
 Use the arrow keys and <Enter> to choose an attribute.  <Esc> aborts 
 the menu.
04351a093dd040000000000000000000000000c4 ATTRIBUTE SELECTION
 
 Use the arrow keys and
 <Enter> to choose an
 attribute.
 
 <Esc> aborts the menu.
0d232e0b3dd040000000000000000000000000c5 FILL CHARACTER
 
 You can fill the block with any character.
 
 Type the fill character you want to use or
 press <F8> to call the menu of extended 
 characters.  

 Press <Enter> to fill the block.
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0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000da 
0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000db 
0c2e220a3dd040000000000000000000000000dc BANNER PAGE
 
 The banner page is the first 
 page of the report.  It does 
 not have headers or footers.
 
 Press <Space> to change NO to 
 YES to display a banner page.
0c2e200c3dd040000000000000000000000000dd SUMMARY PAGE
 
 The summary page is the last 
 page of the report.  It does 
 not have headers or footers.
 
 Press <Space> to change NO 
 to YES to display a summary 
 page.
0b2d240d3dd040000000000000000000000000de DISPLAY PROMPTS
 
 You can blank all the display 
 prompts automatically by 
 leaving the Display Prompt 
 field at NO.  This feature is 
 particularly useful for columnar
 reports.
 
 Press <Space> to change NO to 
 YES to display the prompts.
0c01500c011040000000000000000000000000df 
041423143dd040000000000000000000000000e0
032e23153dd040000000000000000000000000e1
082e210e3dd040000000000000000000000000e2 LABELS
 
 You can create reports to be 
 printed on label stationery.
 
 Enter the number of labels to
 be printed across the page.
 
 The maximum number of labels 
 is 256.  Use the default 
 number, 0, if you are not 
 printing labels.
050136133dd040000000000000000000000000e3 REPORT PROCESSING CODES
 
 Description:
 You can create a new prompt to use instead of the 
 descriptive name specified in the Element 
 Definition Module. 
 
 Display Mask:
 Type in a new mask to use instead of the mask 
 defined in the Element Definition Module.
 
 Range Selection:
 This code allows the user of the report to set
 choose a range of data to include in the report
 each time the report program runs.
 
 Break Point:
 You can divide the report into logical sections
 with the break function.  Every time the value
 in the current fields changes, the report prints
 a group header, reports on all the cases in that 
 group, and prints the group footer.
 
 Totals:
 You can print totals and subtotals in your
 report.  Totals are calculated from all
 cases reported; subtotals are calculated by
 group.  Groups are defined by the break 
 command.
 
 User Function:
 This code allows you to set up your own C routine 
 to process the data.  
 
 Cross-Reference Link:
 You can report on fields from tables drawn from 
 the same element file as the current table.  Only
 input links are available in report programs. 
050138133dd040000000000000000000000000e4 BATCH PROCESSING CODES

 Description:
 You can create a new prompt to use instead of the 
 descriptive name specified in the Element 
 Definition Module.
 
 Display Mask:
 Type in a new mask to use instead of the mask 
 defined in the Element Definition Module.
 
 Display on Screen:
 You must set this code for the field to appear on 
 your monitoring screen.  You must set 
 the Full Screen option to YES in the Header 
 Station before you can set this code.
 
 Conditional:
 This code allows you to set conditions for data 
 entry into the field.  The conditions can be based 
 on other fields within the record, on fields in 
 cross-referenced files, on computed values, or 
 on constants. 
 
 These conditions are set at the field level.  You 
 can also set global conditions in the Conditions 
 Station on the Main menu.
 
 Field Copy:
 This code allows you to copy the contents of one 
 field to another. 
 
 Field Set:
 This code sets a default value for the field.
 
 Field Increment:
 This code lets you set the value in a numeric field 
 to automatically increment by 1.   You must set the 
 starting value.
 
 User Function:
 This code allows you to set up your own C routine 
 for processing.
 
 Cross-Reference Link:
 You can set a link to other table files drawn from 
 the same element file.  
 
 Input links allow you to display fields from other 
 files on the screen or in the report.
 
 Update links allow users to modify fields from 
 other files from this screen. 
 
 Append links add new records to the cross-referenced
 file.  You cannot modify existing records in the 
 cross-referenced file.
 
 Output links allow you to  over-write existing 
 records in the linked file.
042d23143dd040000000000000000000000000e5 FULL SCREEN
 
 You can design a monitoring 
 screen that lets you watch the
 batch process as it runs.  The 
 fields on the monitoring screen 
 are updated as the batch runs.
 
 Type <Y> or <Space> and then
 press <Enter> to set the field 
 to YES.
    
 Press <Enter> to leave the
 field at NO if you do not
 want a monitoring screen.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Main 
 menu. 
060849083dd040000000000000000000000000e6 NEXT OR PREVIOUS SCREEN 
 
 Use the arrow keys and <Enter> to specify whether you want it to move 
 the element to the next or previous screen.  
 
 <Esc> aborts the move.
042f200d3dd040000000000000000000000000e7 AUTO UPDATE
  
 Press <Space> to toggle this 
 field between YES and NO.

 Leave Auto Update at YES to 
 save new records as soon as 
 the user fills in the last 
 field.  Change the field to 
 NO to force confirmation of 
 each new record. 
072d230d3dd040000000000000000000000000e8 QUERY BOXES
 
 Press <Space> to toggle this
 field between YES and NO.
   
 If this field is set to YES, 
 users must confirm that they 
 want to save changes to the 
 data file.  If the field is 
 changed to NO, changes are 
 made without confirmation.
092e220c3dd040000000000000000000000000e9 I/O MESSAGES
 
 Press <Space> to toggle this 
 field between YES and NO.
   
 By default, all messages from 
 the file manager are displayed
 on screen.  Set this field to 
 NO is you want to screen out 
 minor messages.  
0c014f0a3dd040000000000000000000000000ea EXIT ON LAST FIELD

 Press <Space> to toggle this field between YES and NO.
  
 If this field is changed to YES, the user will return to the driving 
 record  after the last field in the cross-referenced file is filled in.
 If the value  is left at NO, the user must press <Esc> to return to the
 driving record.
0d014f0b3dd040000000000000000000000000eb MENU
 
 Press <Space> to toggle this field between YES and NO.
   
 Leaving the menu field at its default, NO, means that users return
 immediately to the driving record when they finish modifying a cross
 -referenced file. If the field is changed to YES, users must choose EXIT 
 from a menu to return  to the driving record.

