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

 Press <Esc> to return to the
 previous menu.
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 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.
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02014f0e3dd0400000000000000000000000000c 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.
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 The File menu allows you to create, open, save, copy, rename, and delete
 table definitions.  You can import and export table definitions, shell to
 the operating system, or exit to the Project Manager.
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030150153dd04000000000000000000000000023 TABLE FILE MAINTENANCE
 
 <F2>          Open a window on the Element file this table is based on.
 
 <F4>          Change the key status of the current element.
 
 <F5> or <A>   Add new elements to the table.
 
 <F6> or <D>   Delete an element from the table.
 
 <F7> or <C>   Change the description, occurrences, or key field for the
               current element.
 
 <F8> or <T>   Tag an element to change its position in the table.
 
 <Esc>         Return to the Main menu of the Table Definition Module.
 
 <F2>   Alter Element File
 You can add or change elements in the Element file this table is based on 
 without leaving the Table Definition Module.  <F2> opens a window on the 
 element file to allow you to change it.  Changes to existing elements will 
 be reflected immediately in the table file.  Any new elements you create 
 must be added separately to the table file.
 
 <F4>   Key
 Pressing <F4> allows you to change the key status of the current element. 
 Every table must have at least one keyed field.
 
 <F5> or <A>   Add mode
 Add mode allows you to add elements to the table.  A window lists the 
 elements in the associated element file.
 
 <F6> or <D>   Delete
 Pressing <F6> or <D> tags an element for deletion from the table file.  The 
 element will be deleted when the file is saved.  Until you save the file, 
 you can "undelete" the element by positioning the pointer at the element 
 and pressing <F6> or <D> again.
 
 <F7> or <C>   Change mode
 Change mode allows you to change the descriptive name, occurrences, or key 
 type for any element.  To change an element, position the pointer beside 
 it and press <F7> or <C>.  If occurrences is greater than 1, you cannot 
 change the key type.  If key type is Unique or Duplicate, you cannot change 
 occurrences.
 
 <F8> or <T>   Tag
 Tagging elements allows you to change the order of the elements within the
 file.  To tag an element, position the pointer beside it and press <T>.  
 Once an element is tagged, you can move it or switch it with another 
 element.
 
      <M>	Move
      Position the pointer beside the element above the new location for the
      tagged element and press <M>. If you move a segmented key definition,
      it will return to the end of the file when the file is saved.
 
      <S>	Switch
      Position the pointer beside the element which you want to switch with 
      the tagged element and press <S>.  The tagged element moves to the 
      pointer location and the element at that position moves to the space 
      vacated by the tagged element.  If you switch a segmented key 
      definition, it will return to the end of the file when the file is 
      saved.
 
      <F8> or <T>   Reset Tag
      Pressing <F8> or <T> a second time removes the tag.
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030f32073dd04000000000000000000000000029 OPEN
 
 Open calls an existing PRO-C table definition.
 A selection box displays the available table
 definitions.
040f33063dd0400000000000000000000000002a NEW
 
 New creates a new PRO-C table definition at the
 Header box.
050f2d053dd0400000000000000000000000002b SAVE
 
 Save stores the current table definition.
060f32063dd0400000000000000000000000002c SAVE AS
 
 Save as stores the current program under a new 
 name.  The old file retains its original name.
080f31063dd0400000000000000000000000002d COPY
 
 Copy duplicates a table definition.  You must 
 supply a name for the new file.
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 Rename renames a table definition.  You must supply
 a new name for the file.
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 Delete erases a table definition.  
0c0d41073dd04000000000000000000000000030 HEADER BOX
 
 The Header box allows you to view and edit the header of 
 a table file which has already been created.  The only header
 field you can change is the file structure.
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 You can import element definitions from other files to the 
 current file.  You can import all the elements as a group or 
 select elements individually for import.
0e0e430a3dd04000000000000000000000000032 EXPORT FILE 
 
 The Export Station allows you to create a data definition file
 that can be used by other systems.  The field names and 
 characteristics are copied into file headers for the other
 file managers.  You can export to dBASE III or ASCII
 delimited files.  Exported files are stored in the RECORDS
 subdirectory with the file extension of .ASC or .DBF.
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 Shell creates a window on the operating system.
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 Exit returns to the Project Manager.
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030150063dd04000000000000000000000000038 MAINTENANCE STATION
 
 The Maintenance Station is the place to choose the elements for the data
 table.  You also define keys used for indexing the file here.
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030150073dd0400000000000000000000000003c DOCUMENT MENU

 The Document Menu allows you to create a report that documents the element
 definition file.  You can choose from several output channels and devices
 or you can browse through the report.
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030150063dd0400000000000000000000000003f KEYS STATION
 
 The Keys Station is the place to define segmented keys.  Your segmented key 
 can contain up to five elements or sub-strings.
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052623133dd04000000000000000000000000044 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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030150063dd04000000000000000000000000056 KEYS STATION
 
 The Keys Station is the place to define segmented keys.  Your segmented key 
 can contain up to five elements or sub-strings.
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0a1f2f0e3dd0400000000000000000000000005d IMPORTING dBASE III FILES
 
 You can import dBASE III/III+ data file 
 definitions (.DBF files) into the Table 
 Module.  PRO-C looks for these files in 
 the EXE subdirectory.
 
 Logical fields (type L) must be converted
 to Character fields (type C) before you 
 import the dBASE file.  In addition, the
 field you will use as the unique key must
 be in the first index field.
0b1f320d3dd0400000000000000000000000005e IMPORTING PRO-C TEMPLATE FILES
 
 PRO-C template files (.TPL files) are data 
 definition files created by PRO-C version
 1.3x.  PRO-C looks for .TPL files in the
 RECORDS subdirectory. 
 
 The element prompts and data types are copied
 from the original file.  Key status is set to
 N and format masks are set to the default
 for the data type.  The Occurrence field is 
 set to 1.
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0a1f320e3dd04000000000000000000000000060 IMPORTING TABLE FILES
 
 You can combine PRO-C table files or copy
 tables for new projects by importing an 
 existing table file into the current file. The
 imported file must have the same controlling
 element file as the current file.  PRO-C looks
 for the file in the RECORDS subdirectory.
 
 Elements are imported exactly as they are 
 defined in the source file, including key 
 status and occurrences.
091f2f0e3dd04000000000000000000000000061 IMPORTING ASCII DELIMITED FILES
 
 You can import table definitions that are
 straight ASCII text.  PRO-C looks for ASCII
 files (extension .ASC) in the RECORDS
 subdirectory.
 
 The ASCII file must contain all the field
 information in correct order.  Fields must
 be separated by commas.  Character fields
 must begin and end with quotation marks.
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0b20310d3dd04000000000000000000000000063 IMPORTING PARADOX FILES
 
 You can import table definitions from Paradox 
 files.  The Paradox files must be stored in 
 the RECORDS subdirectory.
 
 In order for the key fields to be imported
 correctly, the primary key must be the first
 field in the Paradox file.  Any compound keys
 you have defined in Paradox must be composed 
 of contiguous fields.
0b1f31093dd04000000000000000000000000064 EXPORTING dBASE III FILES
 
 You can export the table file definition to a
 file which can be used by dBASE III/III+.  
 The exported file will be stored in the EXE 
 subdirectory with a file extension of .DBF.  
 You must supply a file name.
0c1f320c3dd04000000000000000000000000065 EXPORTING ASCII FILES
 
 You can export the table file definition to a 
 file in ASCII format.  The exported file will
 be stored in the RECORDS subdirectory with a 
 file extension of .ASC.  You must supply a 
 file name.
 
 All elements are exported as type "N" and 
 segmented keys are not included.
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061040073dd0400000000000000000000000008d ELEMENT NAME
 
 Enter a name for the element and press <Enter>.  The name 
 must be unique within the element file and can contain up 
 to ten alphabetic characters.
050140133dd0400000000000000000000000008e FORMAT MASK
 
 The format mask determines how the data stored 
 in the element is displayed on screens and in 
 reports. There are special mask characters for
 character, numeric, and date fields.

 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

 Characters entered in password fields are not displayed on
 screen.  They are always represented by "*".

 <Enter> stores the current mask and moves to the
 next field.

 <Tab> moves to the previous field.
   
 <Ins> toggles between insert and overtype.

 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.   
040132133dd0400000000000000000000000008f LENGTH
 
 The element length is the number of bytes used 
 to store it.  For character elements, this is 
 equivalent to the number of characters the 
 element can hold.
 
 Character fields (types A, C, and P) can 
 hold a maximum of 254 characters and have a 
 default length of 1.  Date, numeric, and memo
 fields have fixed lengths.
 
 <Enter> stores the current length 
 and moves to the next field.
 
 <Tab> moves to the previous field.
 
 <Del> deletes the current digit.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Maintenance 
 prompt ">".
042e23133dd04000000000000000000000000090 DESCRIPTIVE NAME
 
 The descriptive name serves as
 the default prompt in screens
 and reports and provides a
 meaningful description of the
 element.
 
 The default descriptive name is
 the element name.
 
 Press <Enter> to accept the
 default value.
 
 Type a new name in and press 
 <Enter> to provide another
 name.  The new name can 
 contain up to 30 characters.
 
 <Ins> toggles between insert 
 and overtype mode.
 
 <Tab> moves to the previous 
 field.
 
 <Esc> returns to the 
 Maintenance prompt ">".
04012b143dd04000000000000000000000000091 TYPE
 
 The data type determines the data the
 field can hold.  Special numeric, date,
 and character types are available.
 
 Press <F2> to call up a list of data
 types.
 
 Enter a data type and press <Enter>
 to move to the next field.
 
 <Tab> moves to the previous field.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Maintenance
 prompt ">'.
 
 Types A, C, E, and P are character 
 fields.  Numerals entered in character 
 fields cannot be used in calculations.  
 
 Types B, D, I, L, M, N, and R are 
 numeric fields.  Their lengths are 
 fixed.  The same is true of the date 
 fields, T and Y. 
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0523280c3dd04000000000000000000000000094 SELECT FILE
 
 Select a file to operate on and 
 press <Enter>.
 
 Typing a letter selects the next
 file that begins with that 
 letter.
 
 <Esc> returns to the previous menu.
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08222f093dd04000000000000000000000000097 TABLE FILE NAME
 
 Type in a name for the table file and press
 <Enter>.  The table file name must be a 
 valid file name for your operating system.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.
080b320a3dd04000000000000000000000000098 SAVE AS FILE NAME
 
 Type in a valid file name for your operating
 system and press <Enter>.  The file will be
 saved in the RECORDS subdirectory with this
 name.
    
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.
08232e0c3dd04000000000000000000000000099 ELEMENT FILE NAME
 
 Select an element file and press 
 <Enter>.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Header box.
 
 Any changes made in the element file you 
 select will be reflected in this table.
0a014f0e3dd0400000000000000000000000009a DESCRIPTIVE NAME
 
 The Descriptive Name provides the table file with a more useful name than
 the file name.  The Descriptive Name can contain up to 30 characters; any 
 character is valid.  The default descriptive name is the table file name 
 followed by the word TABLE.
 
 Press <Enter> to accept the default Descriptive Name.
 Type in a new name and press <Enter> to change the name. 
 
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.
07321e083dd0400000000000000000000000009b DATA FILE MANAGER
 
 Select the file manager
 that corresponds to the
 file manager you are 
 using and press <Enter>.
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060147123dd0400000000000000000000000009d OCCURRENCES
 
 Press <Enter> to accept the default value of 1 or type in the 
 number of occurrences for the current element and press <Enter>. 
 The maximum value is 99.
 
 The Occurrences field determines how many times a field appears in 
 a record.  For example, you may have an ADDRESS element for company 
 addresses.  If you want to provide three lines on the screen for 
 the address, set Occurrences to three.  This is an alternative 
 approach to having three separate address fields.
 
 Elements with multiple occurrences cannot be keyed or used as
 part of a segmented key
 
 When a field has more than one occurrence, extra occurrences appear
 in screens and reports (and are stored in data files) as separate
 fields.  In the example given above, the original element was named
 ADDRESS, and the other occurrences would be known as ADDRES02 and 
 ADDRES03.  Field names are truncated if required. 
041c2f143dd0400000000000000000000000009e KEY STATUS
 
 Key fields are used by the file manager to
 find records in a file.  
 
 Unique keys require a unique value for each 
 record in the data file.  Duplicate keys 
 allow several records to have the same key
 value. Every table must have at least one
 Unique or Duplicate field. 
 
 By default, fields are classed as N, Not 
 a Key.  Segmented keys can be classed as
 Unique or Duplicate; they default to D,
 Duplicate.
 
 Press <Enter> to accept the default 
 key type.
 
 Press <F2> to call a list of key types.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.
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03252a153dd040000000000000000000000000a0 SEGMENT SELECTION
 
 Choose a field for the segment and
 press <Enter>.
    
 Typing a letter moves to the next
 field that begins with that letter.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.      
 
 If the element is a character field,
 you can use the whole element or a
 sub-string of it in a segmented 
 key. Date and numeric elements cannot 
 be broken down into sub-strings.
 
 Elements used in segmented keys must
 have Occurrences set to 1.  You can
 combine elements of different types in
 a segmented key.
03012a153dd040000000000000000000000000a1 SEGMENT SUB-STRING SELECTION
 
 You must indicate how much of the
 element you want to use as a segment.
 
 To select the entire element, press
 <Enter> twice.
 
 To indicate the start of the
 sub-string, position the '*' pointer 
 at the start location and press 
 <Enter>. 
 
 To indicate the end of the sub-string, 
 position the '*' pointer at the end 
 location and press <Enter>.  Press 
 <Esc> to use the end of the element as 
 the end of the sub-string.
042927143dd040000000000000000000000000a2 MODIFYING SEGMENTED KEYS
 
 You can modify individual segments
 of the key you have defined.
 
 Press <F2> to change the field 
 used in the current segment.
    
 Press <F3> to change the sub-
 string used in the current 
 segment.
    
 Press <F6> to delete the current
 segment from the segmented key.
 To delete the entire segmented 
 key, return to the Maintenance 
 Station and delete the key with 
 <F6>.
03212e0c3dd040000000000000000000000000a3 ASCII FILE NAME
 
 Enter a valid file name for your 
 operating system and press <Enter>.  
 The file will be given the file 
 extension .ASC and stored in the 
 RECORDS subdirectory.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Export file 
 type menu.   
031f320c3dd040000000000000000000000000a4 EXPORT TO dBASE
 
 Enter a valid file name for your operating
 system and press <Enter>.  The file will be
 given the file extension .DBF and stored
 in the RECORDS subdirectory.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Export file type 
 menu.
0c242d0c3dd040000000000000000000000000a5 SELECT IMPORT FILE NAME
 Highlight the file you want to import and press
 <Enter>.  
 
 Press <Esc> to return to the Import menu.
 
 <PgUp> moves up 6 files.
 <PgDn> moves down 6 files.
 
 <Home> moves to the top of the list.
 <End> moves to the end of the list.
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0a012a083dd040000000000000000000000000ac DUPLICATE ELEMENTS
 
 You have tried to import an element 
 with the same name as an element 
 already in the file.  You have five 
 options:
 
 Ignore the duplicate element:
 The duplicate element is not imported
 except from dBASE files.  For dBASE 
 files, the name of the file in which 
 the duplicate occurred is added to the 
 descriptive name and the element is 
 imported with the new name.
 
 Replace the existing element:
 The element in the current file is
 deleted and the duplicate element is
 imported. 
 
 Rename the NEW element:
 The element in the current file is left 
 unchanged, and you are prompted for a 
 new name for the imported element.
 
 Rename the OLD element:
 You are prompted for a new name for the 
 element already in the file, and the 
 duplicate element is imported using its 
 existing name.
 
 Abort importation of this file:
 Importing  elements is halted and you
 return to the import file type menu.
 Elements already imported remain in 
 the file.
0c01500c3dd040000000000000000000000000ad DUPLICATE ELEMENT FOUND
 
 You have tried to import an element 
 with the same name as an element 
 already in the file.  You have five 
 options:
 
 Ignore the duplicate element:
 The duplicate element is not imported
 except from dBASE files.  For dBASE 
 files, the name of the file in which 
 the duplicate occurred is added to the 
 descriptive name and the element is 
 imported with the new name.
 
 Replace the existing element:
 The element in the current file is
 deleted and the duplicate element is
 imported. 
 
 Rename the NEW element:
 The element in the current file is left 
 unchanged, and you are prompted for a 
 new name for the imported element.
 
 Rename the OLD element:
 You are prompted for a new name for the 
 element already in the file, and the 
 duplicate element is imported using its 
 existing name.
 
 Abort importation of this file:
 Importing  elements is halted and you
 return to the import file type menu.
 Elements already imported remain in 
 the file.
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060128113dd040000000000000000000000000af SELECT ELEMENTS FROM ELEMENT FILE
 
 The window on the right side of the
 screen shows the elements in the
 element file.  Any elements already
 in the table file are highlighted.
 
 Position the pointer beside an
 element you want to include
 and press <Space>.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.
 
 Each element can appear only once in
 a table.
080150103dd040000000000000000000000000b0 ELEMENT FILE GATEWAY
 
 You are operating on the element file associated with the table file.  You
 cannot delete elements using this gateway.
 
 Press <F5> or <A> to add new elements to the element file.
 
 Press <F7> or <C> to change existing elements.  Any changes you make will 
 automatically be reflected in the table file.
    
 <Esc> returns to the table file.
    
 WARNING!
 If you change an element file which has been used to create other table
 files, you may corrupt some of your data files.  Any changes made to the 
 element file are reflected in all table files controlled by this element 
 file.  
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