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OSKREAD.ME for Home Libraian V1.0 Beta.
Archive contents:
hl10obin.lzh or hl10obin.zoo:
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Ascii2Libr Program to convert a transportable ASCII file to a librarian db.
EditLibr Program to edit a librarian db.
Libr2Ascii Program to convert a librarial db to a transportable ASCII file.
Librarian Program to interactively search a librarian db
PrintCards Program to print out card catalog cards.
PrintLabels Program to print out labels or other formatted output.
hl10odoc.lzh or hl10odoc.zoo:
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HomeLibr.doc Home Librarian user manual (can be printed on any line printer).
OSKREAD.ME This file.
hl10osrc.lzh or hl10osrc.zoo:
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(source tree, not listed here)
Installation:
Move the program modules (executables) a directory where you keep
executable files (i.e. /dd/cmds or a directory on your PATH). Print out
the doc file or move it somewhere suitable.
Registration:
Read Appendix B, C, and D of the manual. Use a text editor to extract
the registration form from the doc file, fill it out and print out a
copy and mail it with the registration fee.
Robert Heller
FidoNet: 1:321/153
BIX: locks.hill.bbs
CIS: 71450,3432
InterNet: heller@cs.umass.edu
Delphi: RHELLER
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Some termcap notes.
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The GUI code in EditLibr and Librarian use termcap definations to find
the special keyboard keys. The termcap definations for kd (down), ku
(up), kr (right), kl (left), kh (home), and kb (backspace) are used.
If your terminal does not have a "home" key, but has, for example a F1
key, you can edit /dd/sys/termcap and either modify your terminal's
defination (or copy and edit the defination with a new terminal type
name) and define kh to define the escape or control sequence transmited
by your F1 key, thus making the F1 key the Home key as far as EditLibr
and Librarian are concerned (or in fact any program which uses termcap
to find keyboard defs and uses kh. You can in fact do this for any of
the k? definations that EditLibr or Librarian use.