CALENDAR.HLP
CALENDAR KEEPER HELP PAGES

This file is distributed with Calendar Keeper V3.x and is not intended to
be distributed by itself.

Calendar Keeper (c) 1991 Dataphile Software.  All rights reserved.

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HelpPage = 0 (REGISTRATION FORM) Follows
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          Calendar Keeper                                Dataphile Software


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HelpPage = 1 (GENERAL HELP) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - General Help

1. MAINTAIN CALENDAR EVENTS
   This selection opens the 'ViewEdit' window of Calendar Keeper.
   The 'ViewEdit' Window is the place where Calendar Events are Added,
   Edited, Deleted, Displayed, etc.  The Calendar Database named on the
   bottom display line will be the active (selected) database in the
   ViewEdit window.
2. SELECT CALENDAR DATABASE
   Use this selection to tell Calendar Keeper which Event Database you
   wish to make the active (selected) database.  Event Databases are also
   CREATED and DELETED here.
3. DRAW CALENDARS
   This selection invokes the calendar print (draw) function.  The selected
   Event Database will be the one which is used by DRAW.  Be sure you have
   set all of the DRAW options in Program Configuration.
4. PROGRAM DEFAULTS / UTILITIES
   This selection displays another menu where you can select: Change Display
   Colors; Change Program Configuration (Setup); Reorganize a Database.
5. REGISTRATION INFORMATION
   This selection displays Calendar Keeper Registration Information.
   You can PRINT a REGISTRATION FORM from here.
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HelpPage = 2 (MAINTAIN EVENTS) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Maintain Events Help
<Arrows>  -Up/Down Arrows move Event List Up/Down one Event at a time
<PGUP>    -Move up one screen of Events
<PGDN>    -Move down one screen of Events
<A>       -Add an Event
<E>       -Edit the current Event
<D>       -Delete Current Event (prompt displayed if Event part of Group)
<S>       -Search for Event Text (Search from current Event to END YEAR)
CTRL-S    -Search for Event Text (Search from current Event to END DBASE)
<F>       -Find a specific date using mm-dd pattern from Configuration
<HOME>    -Go To TOP of current YEAR
CTRL-HOME -Go To TOP of DataBase (First Event chronologically)
<END>     -Go To END of current YEAR
CTRL-END  -Go To END of DataBase (Last chronological Event)
<F2>      -Display PopUp Calendar
<F8>      -Find Date Closest to Today's date for YEAR displayed.
<F9>      -Display -1 Year. COPY Perm Events if Config Option Set to 'Y'
<F10>     -Display +1 Year. COPY Perm Events if Config Option Set to 'Y'
<Q>       -Exit (QUIT) ViewEdit function -- <ESC> works too

Event Types:        Y - Current Year Only       E - Every 'n' Days
P - Permanent       M - Monthly on DayofWeek    C - Consecutive Days
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HelpPage = 3 (Add Events) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Add Events Help

PERMANENT Event                 - Event Type 'P'
  Prompt for month, day, event description.
  Event will be copied from year to year whenever <F9> or <F10> are
  pressed. Program Configuration 'Copy Perm Events to New Year' must
  be set to 'Y' to invoke the COPY function.


CURRENT YEAR ONLY Event         - Event Type 'Y'
  Prompt for month, day, event description.
  Event will not be copied during <F9> or <F10> even if Program
  Configuration 'Copy Perm Events to New Year' option is set to 'Y'.


CONSECUTIVE DAYS Event          - Event Type 'C'
  Prompt for month, (start) day, event description, event duration.
  Enter start date and NUMBER of days, and Calendar Keeper will
  generate events for each day.  Also see Program Configuration option
  'Sched Consec Events on Wkends'.  If option set to 'N', then a 4 day
  event starting on a Thursday will schedule like Thur, Fri, Mon, Tue.

Calendar Keeper - Add Events Help

EVERY 'n' DAYS                  - Event Type 'E'
  Prompt for month, (start) day, event description, interval, end date.
  End date must be in same year as current ViewEdit year.
  Will schedule Event on intervals of 'n' days (i.e. every 4 days).
  This Event type also uses the Program Configuration option 'Sched Consec
  Events on Wkends'.  If option set to 'N' then an 'every 3 day' event
  starting on Wednesday will schedule as Wed, Mon, Thu, Tue, etc.


MONTHLY ON DAY                  - Event Type 'M'
  Use to schedule Thanksgiving on the 4th Thursday of November.
  SINGLE MONTH 'M' events will copy during <F9> and <F10>.
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HelpPage = 4 (Permanent and Current Year Only Event) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Event Add Help
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 PERMANENT Event                 - Event Type 'P'

   Prompt for month, day, event description.

   Event will be copied from year to year whenever <F9> or <F10> are
   pressed. Program Configuration 'Copy Perm Events to New Year' must
   be set to 'Y' to invoke the COPY function.
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 CURRENT YEAR ONLY Event         - Event Type 'Y'

   Prompt for month, day, event description.

   Event will not be copied during <F9> or <F10> even if Program
   Configuration 'Copy Perm Events to New Year' option is set to 'Y'.
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 PERMANENT and CURRENT YEAR ONLY Events are entered & work the same
   except that the Current Year Only events are 'one-time' events.
   Permanent events will propogate from year to year unless DELETED by
   you.
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HelpPage = 5 (Consecutive Days) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Event Add Help

 CONSECUTIVE DAYS Event          - Event Type 'C'

  Prompt for month, (start) day, event description, Event duration.
  Event Duration may extend into the NEXT calendar year.

  Enter start date and NUMBER of days, and Calendar Keeper will
  generate events for each day.

  This event type is excellent for scheduling such things as a VACATION
  which last for an entire week or several weeks.

  Also see Program Configuration option 'Sched Consec Events on Wkends.'
  For instance, if option set to 'N', then a 4 day event starting on
  a Thursday will schedule like Thur, Fri, Mon, Tue.

  If Option set to 'N' then a 2 week vacation might be scheduled by starting
  on the first Monday, and scheduling for 10 days (M,T,W,T,F and M,T,W,T,F).

  If Option set to 'Y' then a 2 week vacation might be scheduled by starting
  on the first Saturday and scheduling for 14 days (all days both weeks).
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HelpPage = 6 (Every 'n' Days) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Event Add Help

 EVERY 'n' DAYS Event            - Event Type 'E'

  Prompt for month, (start) day, event description, interval, end date.

  End date must be in same year as current ViewEdit year.

  Will schedule Event on intervals of 'n' days (i.e. every 3 days).

  This Event type also uses the Program Configuration option 'Sched Consec
  Events on Wkends'.  If option set to 'N' then an 'every 3 day' event
  starting on Wednesday will schedule as Wed, Mon, Thu, Tue, Fri, Wed, etc.
  If option set to 'Y' then an 'every 3 day' event starting on Wednesday
  will schedule as Wed, Sat, Tue, Fri, Mon, Thu, Sun, etc.

  To schedule an Event that occurs EVERY WEEK ON THE SAME DAY (with 'Sched
  Consec Events on Wkends' set to 'Y') set the interval to 7 days (if option
  set to 'N' then interval would be 5 days).  I.E. every 7 days (or every
  5 week days).
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HelpPage = 7 (Monthly on WeekDay) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Event Add Help

 MONTHLY ON DAY                  - Event Type 'M'

  Prompt for month, day of week, occurance in month, end month.

  Use to schedule Events such as Thanksgiving on the 4th Thursday of
  November, or perhaps an Event which you wish to schedule for the
  first Tuesday of every month.

  Calendar Keeper prompts for a (start) month (i.e. November), a day-of-week
  (i.e. Thursday), which occurance in month (i.e. the 1st, 2nd .. 5th),
  an (end) month (i.e. November for SINGLE occurance) and then the Event
  text (i.e. Thanksgiving Day).

  SINGLE MONTH Type 'M' events will copy during <F9> and <F10>.  That is,
  Thanksgiving (a single occurance 'M' event) will be copied to the prior
  year <F9> or to the next year <F10>, but an event scheduled for the
  second Wednesday of each month from Feb to May will NOT be copied during
  <F9> or <F10>.
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HelpPage = 8 (Select Database) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Calendar Database Select Help

  To create a new calendar database select one of the 'Unused' databases
  by pressing its number (i.e. 0 thru 9).  Calendar Keeper will prompt you
  for a new name for the new calendar database.  Once named, the database
  will be created and will become the current (selected) calendar.

  To select a calendar database which has already been named simply type
  its number (i.e. 0 thru 9).  Calendar Keeper will prompt with a <U>se,
  <R>ename or <D>elete request.  Press <U> to make that database the
  current (selected) calendar.  Press <R> to change the NAME of that
  database (this has no effect on the data contained in the database).
  Press <D> to delete the database (confirmation required).  Once deleted
  a calendar database is lost forever and cannot be retrieved.

  Database #0 (originally named the 'Default Database') can be <U>sed and
  <R>enamed but it can not be deleted!
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HelpPage = 9 (Program Util) Help FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Program Defaults / Utilities Help

CHANGE PROGRAM DISPLAY COLORS

  This selection displays all colors supported by your display screen and
  prompts for your preferences.  Press <W> to set the WINDOW color for popup
  windows; press <M> to set the color for MENU selection screens; press <I>
  to set the color for INTENSIFIED display.

  For the most 'eye pleasing' results you should choose all three color
  selections from the same 'row' in the selection list (that is, they
  should all be the same background color).

SET UP PROGRAM CONFIGURATION

  This option displays all user selectable program options.  Most are toggle
  switches which flip/flop from "Y" to "N" when they are selected.

  For more detailed Program Configuration help see the User Manual or select
  the "P" (Set Up Program Configuration) option and then press <F1>.


Calendar Keeper - Program Defaults / Utilities Help

REORGANIZE CURRENT DATABASE
  You should NEVER have to select this option!  Your Calendar Databases are
  automatically reorganized when they are loaded (if needed).  However if
  you perform a substantial amount of maintenance on a database which
  includes DELETING a large number of events, then you can IMMEDIATELY
  recover the empty 'slots' by selecting this option.

  The 'threshold' for Automatic Reorganization is when 10% of a database is
  deleted.  Automatic Reorganization will occur when the database is LOADED.

DELETE ALL EVENTS FOR A CALENDAR YEAR
  This selection prompts you for the YEAR of the data you wish to delete
  from the CURRENTLY SELECTED CALENDAR DATABASE.

  Note: any events which originated as a result of a <F9> or <F10> from the
  View/Edit window (see the 'Copy Perm Events to New Year' Option of Program
  Configuration) will NOT be re-created.  The <F9> and <F10> copy function
  works ONLY ONCE for any given event (the event is flagged as having its
  copy activity completed and this flag is never reset).
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HelpPage = 10 (Calendar Draw Menu) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Calendar Draw Menu Help

See PROGRAM CONFIGURATION to review options which affect Calendar Draw.
All calendar types can be printed with or without event data included.
Calendars printed without event data are 'EMPTY' calendars which can be
used for planning, note taking, display, etc.

If event-print is selected, the currently SELECTED calendar database
will be used.  See Main Menu Option '(2) Select Database to Use'.

MONTHLY WALL CALENDAR
  Prints a Wall Calendar filling in the 'boxes' associated with each date
  with the events from the currently SELECTED Calendar.

WEEK AT A GLANCE
  Prints a one page report with a single week's data.  This report leaves
  plenty of room to add notes as neccessary to schedule your week.

YEAR AT A GLANCE
  Prints the entire year's events as a three column report. Columns 1 and 3
  margin the report with the inset calendars of each month of the year.
  The center column contains the year's events printed as a list.
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HelpPage = 11 (Wall Calendar Selection Draw) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Wall Calendar Draw Options Screen


WALL Calendar

  To print a wall calendar you must enter the desired START MONTH,
  the START YEAR, and the NUMBER OF MONTHS desired for print.

  Calendar Keeper will prompt for the current month and year, and will
  suggest printing only one calendar month.  Any of these options can
  be changed as you wish.

  When entering the MONTH, you may type a number followed by the <ENTER>
  key, or the first three letters of the month name.  For instance, if
  Calendar Keeper suggests the month of (JAN) you may overtype the 'J'
  with the number '4' followed by <ENTER>.  Calendar Keeper will change
  the display to reflect your selection of (APR).
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HelpPage = 12 (Week at a Glance Draw) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Week at a Glance Calendar Draw Options


WEEK AT A GLANCE Calendar

  To print a Week-at-a-Glance calendar you will be required to enter the
  desired START MONTH, the START WEEK, and the NUMBER OF WEEKS desired.
  Calendar Keeper will use the currently displayed YEAR in the VIEW\EDIT
  screen (selection #1 from the Main Menu) as the year for your Draw
  operation.

  To select the desired start week Calendar Keeper will display a
  calendar for the month you selected and request you to identify the
  appropriate week.  This will then be your START WEEK.  You can print up
  to 5 weeks at the same time starting with the selected START WEEK.
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HelpPage = 13 (Year at a Glance Draw) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Year at a Glance Calendar Draw Options

YEAR AT A GLANCE Calendar

  The Year-at-a-Glance calendar uses the currently displayed YEAR from the
  VIEW\EDIT screen (selection #1 from Main Menu) as the year for Draw.  START
  and END months are prompted to limit the range of events on your report.

  The printed report is a 'three column' report which is bordered by
  calendars representing the months of the selected year.  The center
  column contains event data.  The top of such a report might look like
  this:

                          'ABC Corp Events' 1991
       January 1991                                          July 1991
                         TUE 01-01 New Year's Day
          1  2  3  4  5  TUE 01-01 Party at 9:00           1  2  3  4  5  6
    6  7  8  9 10 11 12  WED 01-02 Lunch with client    7  8  9 10 11 12 13
   13 14 15 16 17 18 19  FRI 01-05 Info Proj Deadline  14 15 16 17 18 19 20
   20 21 22 23 24 25 26  MON 01-08 Vaction this Week!  21 22 23 24 25 26 27
   27 28 29 30 31        TUE 01-09 Leave for Hawaii    28 29 30 31
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HelpPage = 14 (Print Dest) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Printer Destination Help

Three Printer Destinations are available: Print to Printer, Screen, or
File (will print to the File Name designated in selection 5 on this screen).

In order to simplify the 'preview' mode (print to screen), the print preview
option always prints WALL CALENDARS in 80-column mode.  This means
that calendar events are cut-off after 10 characters in order to fit them
on the screen.  This does NOT affect your actual event data.  Also, this
will only occur when previewing a WALL CALENDAR on your screen.

Selection #4 exits without printing a calendar ( <Q>uit works too ).

Selection #5 opens a text window for File Print specification.  File names
may include a drive designation (i.e. A:MYCALNDR.PRN).  Remember that
Calendar Keeper will imbed all necessary printer-control-characters for the
selected printer type.  This file may then be printed later by 'copying' it
to a printer.  For instance, at the DOS prompt enter the following
command:  COPY A:MYCALNDR.PRN LPT1:

The 'selected' printer can be changed in the Program Configuration screen
which is selection #2 on the 'Program Defaults / Utilities' menu.
Calendar Keeper - Printer Destination Help

More about Program Configuration as it relates to calendar printing:


Also in Program Configuration is a toggle switch to APPEND (add to end of)
or OVER-WRITE (replace original) the Print File (if printing to a file).
In either case, a NEW Print File will be created if one does not already
exist by that name.  The Append/OverWrite status is displayed on the bottom
of the Print Destination screen.

See the Program Configuration screen or Calendar Keeper manual for discussion
of many other Configuration Parameters which may be tailored by you that
affect calendar print.  There are 12 options in Program Configuration which
should be reviewed (you can take the defaults at first but may wish to change
them later).
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HelpPage = 15 (Program Configuration) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help  (Page 1 of 7)

A. CALENDAR BORDERS: This option toggles between GRAPHICS and ASTERISK.
   Some printers will not support the use of 'extended ascii characters'
   which are required to print real 'boxes' for wall calendars.  If your
   printer prints garbage during the print of a WALL CALENDAR then change
   this option to ASTERISK.  Calendar Keeper will then border Wall Calendar
   days with asterisks (i.e. ******) which ANY printer is capable of.

B. EJECT PAGE AFTER DRAW: Y/N Toggle to send a form feed to your printer
   after printing a page.  If set to NO then a form feed will NOT be sent.

C. PRINT DAYS PASSED/REMAINING: This Y/N toggle affects Wall Calendars only.
   If set to YES Calendar Keeper will print the number of days
   passed/remaining relative to the current date for each of the year.
   i.e. 32/334 for Februay 1st .. the 32nd day of the year.

D. PREV/NEXT MTH CALENDAR FOOTER: Y/N toggle.  If set to YES Calendar
   Keeper will print inset calendars at the bottom of the page for the
   previous/next months relative to the current month.
   i.e. Prints January and March as footer for February Calendar.

Calendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help  (Page 2 of 7)

E. PRINT CALNDR NAME ON CALENDAR: Y/N toggle prints the calendar name (the
   name which appears at the bottom of your screen as SELECTED CALENDAR)
   during calendar print if set to YES.

F. SCHED CONSEC EVENTS ON WKENDS: Y/N toggle affects ADD operation for
   Consecutive-Days events.  If set to YES Calendar Keeper will schedule
   Consec events during all 7 days of the week.  If set to NO Calendar
   Keeper will NOT schedule consec events on weekends.  For instance a 5-day
   event starting on a Thursday will be scheduled on THU,FRI,MON,TUE,WED.
   A two week conference might be scheduled as starting on MON for 10 days.
   Calendar Keeper would schedule this as MON thru FRI, MON thru FRI for
   two weeks in a row.

G. PROMPT CURRENT MTH DURING ADD: Y/N toggle affects ADD operation for all
   event types.  If YES, Calendar Keeper will fill in the MONTH prompt with
   the current calendar month (this can be overtyped as desired).  If NO,
   Calendar Keeper will require you to fill in the MONTH each time.



Calendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help  (Page 3 of 7)
H. MAX EVENTS IN A DATABASE: Initially set to 100, this option is limited
   only by your computer's memory.  If you attempt to set it too high you
   will be warned by Calendar Keeper.  This option can be changed even for
   existing databases, but can NOT be set lower than the number of events
   in your largest database (Calendar Keeper will monitor this for you).

I. DISPLAY MONTH-DAY AS: Toggles between mm-dd and dd-mm for your preference.
   Affects display in View/Edit window as well as <F>indDate display.
   The only report affected is the Year-at-a-Glance report.

J. MONTH/DAY SEPARATOR CHARACTER: Initially set to '-' the dash character
   you can change this to any other character.  Affects screen display only.

K. COPY PERM EVENTS TO NEW YEAR: Y/N toggle is invoked when <PF9> or <PF10>
   is pressed while in the View/Edit window of 'Maintain Calendar Events'.
   If set to YES Calendar Keeper will scan the event database and will COPY
   a duplicate event to the next year (up or down one year based upon your
   selection of <PF9> or <PF10>).  For instance, if you have a PERM event
   for JAN 1, 1991 and press <PF10> Calendar Keeper will automatically create
   a PERM event for 1992 with the same event date and description.

Calendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help  (Page 4 of 7)
L. EVENT TEXT LENGTH 10/17 CHARS: Toggles between 10 and 17 characters.  This
   option sets the length of the event description which is input during an
   ADD operation.   Obviously this option affects ALL reports since it limits
   the size of your event text.  The ONLY reason why you might choose to use
   the 10 CHAR option is if you printer is unable to print in a 17 cpi mode.

   If you select 'DOS Text Printer' in configuration option 'P' then you
   should select a length of 10 since Text printers are not capable of
   producing compressed print.

M. PRINT DESTINATION: Toggles between LPT1, LPT2, LPT3 when selected.

N. PRINT TO FILE: Works just like selection #5 in the 'Print Destination'
   screen during calendar DRAW.  When selected, a window opens where you
   may enter a File-Spec for the Print-to-File option.  File names may
   include a drive designation (i.e. A:MYCALNDR.PRN).  Remember that Calendar
   Keeper will imbed all necessary printer-control-characters for the
   selected printer type (you set the printer type in selection 'P' below).
   This file may then be printed later by 'copying' it to a printer.
   For instance, at the DOS prompt you might enter the following
   command:  COPY A:MYCALNDR.PRN LPT1:
Calendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help  (Page 5 of 7)

O. APPEND/OVERWRITE PRT FILE: Toggles between APPEND and OVERWRITE; this
   option relates to the PRINT TO FILE option 'N' above.  When in OVERWRITE
   Calendar Keeper will REPLACE the designated print-to-file file-spec if
   one is present by that name.  In APPEND mode Calendar Keeper will
   ADD-TO-THE-END of the print-to-file file-spec if one is present by that
   name.  The APPEND option is useful if you wish to print more than one
   calendar which will be 'copied' to a printer at a later time (perhaps
   a printer not attached to this computer).

P. PRINTER:
   Use of the 'DOS Text Printer' assumes 10 character event length.  17 char
   event descriptions will be truncated to 10 during print operation.  This
   does NOT affect the actual events which are stored in your database.

R. PROMPT FOR PRINTER READY: Y/N toggle, if set to YES will prompt you before
   starting a print operation.  If you print more than one calendar at the
   same time, Calendar Keeper will prompt you BETWEEN EACH PAGE.  This is
   useful for sheet feeder type printers which have to be manually loaded.


Calendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help  (Page 6 of 7)

PRINTER MARGIN CONTROL: Some printers have built in margins (such as the
   Laser Jet) for top, bottom and sides which may cause your report to not
   center properly on the physical page.

   The following options help you to control 'centering' during calendar
   draw.  They affect the WALL CALENDAR ONLY.

S. TOP MARGIN LINES: The number of lines between the top of the physical page
   and the top of your printed report.  Print density (10 cpi, 17 cpi, etc)
   has NO affect on this setting.  Calendar Keeper does not alter the number
   of LINES per inch during print.

T. LEFT MARGIN CHARACTERS: The number of characters between the left edge of
   the physical page and the left-most character of your printed report.
   Keep in mind that the number of characters for indent will depend on the
   print density used.  That is, if your printer supports 17 cpi then it
   takes 17 characters to indent an inch.  If you use a printer that does
   not support 17 cpi (such as the DOS Text Printer) then it only takes
   10 characters to indent an inch (in 10 cpi mode).

Calendar Keeper - Program Configuration Help (Page 7 of 7)

U. SQUEEZE CALNDR TOP-TO-BOT: Y/N toggle; this switch affects the Wall
   Calendar ONLY.  Set this switch to YES if your Wall Calendar OVERFLOWS
   the page during a draw.  This MAY happen if your printer has a built-in
   top/bottom margin during the print of a 6-week month (a 30-31 day month
   where the first day falls on a Friday or Saturday).

   Another option you may choose to experiment with is the 'Print Calndr Name
   on Calendar' option.  Setting this option to NO saves you two lines of
   print on the output calendar.
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HelpPage = 16 (Delete Year) FOLLOWS
ðCalendar Keeper - Delete Events for ENTIRE Calendar Year - Help Screen

  This selection prompts you for the YEAR of the data you wish to DELETE
  from the CURRENTLY SELECTED CALENDAR DATABASE.

  Calendar Keeper will suggest the previous year (i.e. it will suggest the
  year 1991 if you select this option during the year 1992) but you may
  change this to any year you wish including the current year.

  Note: any events which originated as a result of a <F9> or <F10> from the
  View/Edit window (see the 'Copy Perm Events to New Year' Option of Program
  Configuration) will NOT be re-created.  The <F9> and <F10> copy function
  works ONLY ONCE for any given event (the event is flagged as having its
  copy activity completed and this flag is never reset).

  Also Note: Once deleted your calendar data will be IRRETRIEVABLY LOST.
  There is NO WAY to recover the data for the year you delete; except of
  course, to key it back in again.
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End of Calendar Keeper Help File

