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PC-GOLF THE GOLFER'S PROGRAM PC-GOLF
Version 1.5 (C) Copyright 1984 Ed Chandler
USER'S GUIDE
PC-GOLF's User's Guide helps you learn how to use PC-GOLF.
The Guide helps you learn all about the program in a short time.
There are six lessons altogether. Each lesson explains one part
of the program. As you complete a lesson you are ready to use that
part of PC-GOLF. The six lessons cover the six menu options.
The very first thing you must do is make a PC-GOLF RUN
DISKETTE to use while you take the lessons. Here's how to do it.
1. Insert your DOS Diskette which also contains BASIC in the
A Drive. BOOT UP DOS. Make responses to Date and Time prompts.
2. Insert a new or unused diskette in DRIVE B.
This diskette will become the PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE.
In the following steps you are to type in the information
enclosed by brackets [].
<enter> means you are to press the ENTER key.
<------ used for explanations.
SS means Single Sided disk drives.
DS means Double Sided disk drives.
F6 means the Function Key labeled F6.
3. Now to format the RUN DISKETTE with the System files option.
A>[FORMAT B:/S]<enter> <---format the disk in drive B:
insert new diskette for drive B:
and strike any key when ready <---do what it says
Formatting...Format complete
System transferred
322560 bytes total disk space <---160256 for SS drives
14336 bytes used by system <----13824 for SS drives
308224 bytes available on disk <---146432 for SS drives
Format another (Y/N)?[N] <---the answer is no.
4. To put a copy of BASICA on the PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE.
A>[COPY A:BASICA.COM B:]<enter> <---copy BASICA onto the
BASICA COM PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE
1 File(s) copied <---if the files message says 1
File(s) copied, you must skip
STEP 4a and do STEP 5 next.
<---if the files message says 0
File(s) copied do STEP 4a.
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4a To put a copy of BASIC on the PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE.
A>[COPY A:BASIC.COM B:]<enter> <---copy BASIC onto the
BASIC COM PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE
1 File(s) copied <---if the files message says 0
File(s) copied you must get a
DOS Disk with BASIC or BASICA
and start again at STEP 1.
5. Remove your DOS diskette from the A Drive.
Insert your PC-GOLF MASTER DISKETTE in the A Drive.
6. Copy all files from the PC-GOLF MASTER DISKETTE to Drive B.
A>[COPY A:A*.* B:]<enter> <---command to copy all of
ACOURSE ASC PC-GOLF's files to Drive B.
AINTRO ASC
APERFORM ASC
APLAYER ASC
...... ... <-----all the rest, one after the other.
21 File(s) copied <---all of PC-GOLF'S files copied
REMOVE your PC-GOLF MASTER DISKETTE from the A Drive
and store it in a safe place, away from magnetic fields.
REMOVE your PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE from the B Drive.
INSERT your PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE into the A Drive.
7. Check the autoexec file for a match with BASICA.
The AUTOEXEC.BAT file uses BASICA.
If STEP 4 did show BASICA then you must skip to STEP 9.
If STEP 4 did not show BASICA and STEP 4a did show BASIC
then you must do STEP 8.
8. Make the autoexec file use BASIC instead of BASICA.
A>[COPY CON: A:AUTOEXEC.BAT]<enter> <---create autoexec file
[DATE]<enter>
[TIME]<enter>
[BASIC A:AMAIN.ZRO/S:512/F:5]<enter> <---use BASIC
Press the F6 KEY(not the letter F and number 6)<enter>
^Z <---this is what you get when you press the F6 KEY.
1 File(s) copied <---autoexec file completed
9. That's it! You have made the PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE.
Next you should make a BACKUP for the RUN DISKETTE.
Since the PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE has System files on it
DISKCOPY must be used to make the BACKUP.
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10.To make a BACKUP for the PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE.
Remove your PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE from the A Drive.
Insert your DOS Diskette in the A Drive.
Insert a new or unused diskette in the B Drive.
This diskette will become the BACKUP RUN DISKETTE.
A>[FORMAT B:]<enter> <---format the disk in drive B:
insert new diskette for drive B:
and strike any key when ready <---do what it says
Formatting...Format complete
322560 bytes total disk space <---160256 for SS drives
322560 bytes available on disk <---160256 for SS drives
Format another (Y/N)?[N] <---the answer is no.
A>[DISKCOPY A: B:]<enter> <---copy A to B
Insert source diskette in drive A <---PC-GOLF RUN
Insert target diskette in drive B <---BACKUP RUN
Strike any key when ready <---do what it says
copying 2 side(s)
Copy complete
Copy another? (Y/N)[N] <---the answer is no.
A> <---remove BACKUP RUN diskette from Drive B
That's it! You now have a PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE and a
BACKUP PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE. Just what every golfer
needs to keep score with PC-GOLF.
Now Boot Up your PC-GOLF RUN DISKETTE. Answer the prompts.
After a delay, the PC-GOLF MENU will appear on the display.
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PC-GOLF THE GOLFER'S PROGRAM PC-GOLF
Version 1.3 (C) Copyright 1984 Ed Chandler
1. Introduction.
2. Tally the scores for a round.
3. Get the golfer's score sheet.
4. Get the golf course list.
5. Get the golfer's roster.
6. Quit! Going to the 19th hole.
You're away!
PRESS the number of your choice. (1,2,3,4,5 or 6).
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This is the MAIN MENU. It's like the first tee. This is where
you start. You're on the tee.
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Each lesson is numbered the same as the option or choice
shown in the menu.
Lesson 1. Introduction.
Lesson 2. Tally Scores
Lesson 3. Golfer's Score Sheet.
Lesson 4. Golf Course list.
Lesson 5. Golfer's Roster.
Lesson 6. Quit.
USER.DOC has printed the lessons in the order they are
to be taken. You take lesson 1 first. Then follow with 3,4 and
5. Next you take lesson 2 and, lastly, lesson 6.
Lesson 1 is first. This lesson gives you an overall picture
of what PC-GOLF is all about. You get a brief description of the
six parts of PC-GOLF. You learn about the sample data that is
used throughout the lessons. This lesson is reading material. You
do not actually use the program here. The program is used in the
remaining lessons. (10 minutes)
LESSON 3 is second. You learn what the score sheets look
like for a couple of fictitious golfers. You learn to display
the score sheets for both gross scores and putting scores.
Lesson 4 is third. You learn how to add a golf course to
the golf course list. You learn how to make changes in the golf
course list and how to display it for review. (15 minutes)
Lesson 5 is fourth. You learn how to add a golfer to the
golfer's roster. You learn how to make changes in the roster and
how to display it for review. (10 minutes)
Lesson 2 is fifth. You learn how to add golfers scores and
putts to the data bank. You learn how to handle scoring for
practice rounds and rounds played at a course other than the
players home course. (10 minutes)
Lesson 6 is sixth. You learn how to end a session with
PC-GOLF. You learn that this is the best time to make copies
of your diskettes.
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Proceed with the lessons as printed by USER.DOC.
You're Away!
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program MAIN.ZRO at line number 3090. You must change
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