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- If you find this program useful a donation of $10 or whatever
- you feel is appropriate would be greatly appreciated.
-
- The program was written by:
- James Groleau
- 12800 N. Lakeshore Dr.
- Mequon, WI 53092.
-
- All registered users will receive the next upgrade for free.
- I'll even pay postage. (I'm such a nice guy.)
-
- Any suggestions send them along with you registration. I'll
- see what I can do.
-
- If you cute, single, and female write me even if you don't
- register the program.
-
- This program was written to work with 360k 5ΒΌ floppy disc.
- It may work with others you might try to experiment on a
- scratch disc before using it on the real thing.
- (The upgrade will work with the other discs. Probably even
- Hard Discs.)
-
- In choosing a starting sector keep in mind the following:
- Drive 0 = A: and
- Drive 1 = B:.
-
- After you have chosen a starting sector a screen will appear,
- displaying the first half of the sector you have chosen.
-
- The following keys are active.
-
- <F1> is like an UNDO key. If you have made changes which you
- wish to undo press <F1>. It will Re-Read the sector
- from the disc and re-display it on the screen.
-
- <F2> is the key you use to write any changes you have made on
- screen, to the disc. No changes will be saved unless
- you use this key. When you press <F2> a prompt at
- the top of the screen will ask you if you are sure you
- want to write the information, on the screen, to the disc.
-
- <F3> displays the Previous sector on the disc.
-
- <F4> displays the Next sector on the disc.
-
- <F5> will re-display the startup screen allowing you to jump
- quickly to another sector on the disc, or change disc
- drives.
-
- <F6> Since all of the information cannot be display
- simultaneously I have divided the sector into 4 parts.
- They are Sector x.1, x.2, x.3, and x,4 where (x) is the
- sector number being displayed. These values are
- displayed on the right side of the screen. Page 1 holds
- sector x.1 and x.2. Page 2 holds sector x.3 and x.4.
-
- <F7>, <F8>, and <F9> are not used.
-
- <F10> is the Exit key. When you press this key a prompt will
- appear at the top of the screen asking you if you are
- sure you want to quit. If you respond with Yes you
- will be returned to DOS.
-
- To make a change, simply use the cursor keys to position the
- cursor and type the changes you wish to make. Then use <F2>.
-
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