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   *                       The Amiga Phone Book                        *
   *                          w/Concert Dial                           *
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   *                       written by: Jeff Hoag                       *
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   *     Copyright © 1990 Jeff Hoag All Rights Reserved World Wide     *
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	Quick Start Guide:

          Copy the files AP.Book and APB.config to your S: directory, or
     assign S: to whatever directory these files un-arc'd into and then
     from the cli in the directory APB is in type APB. The phone book
     will load and display an empty phone book. You can load a phone book
     using the load command. Double clicking an entry dials it, as well
     as multiple select using the Dial button or, after selecting several
     entries, double clicking on an entry.

          Almost all commands can be activated by either clicking on the
     command line, the button or through an obvious keyboard short-cut,
     example: Dial = D or d.  Please refer to the complete program
     documentation for a full list of all keyboard equivilants as well as
     keyboard functions. One further note on keyboard, in almost every 
     window, if it is the active window (especially important in shrunk
     mode), pressing the Space Bar commands the modem to Hang-Up.

     APB supports many different modes of operation. Please refer to the
     complete program documentation for a list of things such as CLI
     start-up options like -b which starts APB with a default phone book
     or -s which starts APB shrunk. There are may other options listed in
     the documentation file.

     This should be enough to get you quickly up and running. If you want
     to learn more about APB and how to take advantage of all it's
     features please refer to the file APB_Doc.

     Jeff
     1/7/90