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VEHICLE RECORD SYSTEM
GUIDE
VRS 20
March 1989
Version 1.2
K-Jon Software
1906 Powers Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501
(c)Copyright 1986-1989 by K-Jon Software
All Rights Reserved
T a b l e o f C o n t e n t s
INTRODUCTION ...................................... 1
Overview ...................................... 1
Running the Demo/Tutorial ..................... 1
Registration and Permission to Copy ........... 2
Warranty ...................................... 2
System Requirements ........................... 3
INSTALLATION ...................................... 4
Program File Description ...................... 4
Hard Disk System .............................. 5
3½" Floppy Disk System ........................ 6
5¼" Floppy Disk System ........................ 7
Backup Procedure .............................. 8
RUNNING THE PROGRAMS .............................. 9
Getting Started ............................... 9
** MAIN MENU ** ............................... 10
Creating/Changing Vehicle Files ............ 11
Selecting Vehicles ......................... 15
Fuel-Log ................................... 16
Travel-Log ................................. 18
Maintenance/Accessories/Miscellaneous-Log .. 20
Identification/Registration ................ 23
Insurance .................................. 25
Tires ...................................... 27
Loan/Lease ................................. 29
Maintenance/Reminder ....................... 34
Reports .................................... 37
Exit to DOS ................................ 37
** REPORT MENU ** ............................. 38
Selecting Vehicles ......................... 40
Fuel-Log ................................... 41
Travel-Log ................................. 42
Maintenance/Accessories/Miscellaneous-Log .. 43
Identification/Registration ................ 44
Insurance .................................. 45
Tires ...................................... 46
Loan/Lease ................................. 47
Maintenance/Reminder ....................... 48
Cost Per Mile (CPM) ........................ 50
Return to MAIN MENU ........................ 52
Exit to DOS ................................ 52
APPENDIX A. Summary of Available Reports ......... 53
APPENDIX B. Hints, Tips, Miscellaneous ........... 55
APPENDIX C. Upgrading From Version 1.0 (not included)
APPENDIX D. Error Messages ....................... 59
APPENDIX E. Tracking More Than 20 Vehicles ....... 60
DEMO .............................................. 63
TUTORIAL .......................................... 79
PRODUCT SUPPORT REQUEST - not included in this
REGISTRATION FORM - shareware version
..... 1
INTRODUCTION
Overview
The Vehicle Record System consists of a series of menu
driven programs which are designed to help you track
expenses for all of your vehicles (in groups of 20 or
less). With it you will be able to determine and
analyze individual vehicle costs for any period of
time.
The screen arrangements are relatively standard
throughout all of the programs. The ** MAIN MENU ** and
** REPORT MENU ** screens display the available pro-
grams and the vehicle that is currently being used. In
the other programs, the F keys and/or other keys that
you may use will be shown below the bottom full-width
line.
Some common keys used for editing are: BACKSPACE, TAB,
SPACEBAR (when entering numbers, you can press it to
enter a 0), and SHIFT (for upper or lower case let-
ters). The ESC key allows you to cancel or quit an op-
eration or task.
The Vehicle Record System can be used to remind you
when to service your vehicles. It will tell you what
maintenance operations need to be done, when they need
to be done, and which ones are overdue.
Appendix B contains some tips and suggestions on using
the Vehicle Record System.
Running the Demo/Tutorial
This package includes documentation for demonstrating
the capabilities of the system and also includes a
tutorial section designed to bring the first-time user
quickly up to speed. We strongly recommend that you
take some time to go through them before entering your
own vehicle information.
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Registration and Permission to Copy
If you purchased the Vehicle Record System directly
from us, K-Jon Software, then you are already
registered. If you purchased it elsewhere then you
should complete and return the Registration Form.
Registered users will be notified of updates and will
be eligible for reduced prices.
This software is protected by both United States
Copyright Law and International Treaty provisions.
K─Jon Software holds the copyrights to both the soft-
ware and the documentation and leases them to licensed
users. You may make archival copies of the software for
the purpose of backing up your software and protecting
your investment from loss. You may not make copies of
the software or documentation to give to someone else
to use.
Warranty
K-Jon Software warrants the physical diskettes and
documentation to be free of defects in materials for a
period of 60 days from the date of purchase.
K-Jon Software specifically disclaims all other war-
ranties, expressed or implied, including but not
limited to, implied warranties of merchantability and
fitness for a particular purpose with respect to
defects in the diskettes and documentation, and the
program license granted herein, in particular, and
without limiting operation of the program license with
respect to any particular application, use, or purpose.
In no event shall K-Jon Software be liable for any loss
of profit or any other commercial damage, including but
not limited to special, incidental, consequential or
other damages.
This Statement shall be construed, interpreted and
governed by the laws of the state of Idaho.
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System Requirements
To run the Vehicle Record System you will need the
following:
* IBM PC or compatible
* 2 floppy drives
or
1 hard (fixed) disk and 1 floppy drive
* 256K RAM internal memory
* 80 column monochrome or color monitor
* PC-DOS or MS-DOS, version 2.0 or later
* Printer
IBM PC is a registered trademark of International
Business Machines Corp.
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INSTALLATION
Program File Description
The Vehicle Record System distribution disks are not
copy-protected. You can use the DOS COPY and DISKCOPY
commands to install the programs and to make archival
backups. Please refer to the Registration and
Permission to Copy section for restrictions on copying.
The Vehicle Record System distribution disks contain
the following files:
VFUEL.EXE edit - Fuel-Log
VTRV.EXE edit - Travel-log
VMAINT.EXE edit - Maint/Access/Misc-Log
VVRS.EXE edit - Create/Change files
VIDR.EXE edit - ID/Registration
VINS.EXE edit - Insurance
VTIRE.EXE edit - Tires
VLOAN.EXE edit - Loan/Lease
VREM.EXE edit - Maintenance Reminder
VRGTM.EXE reports - Fuel, Travel & Maint Logs
VRIRI.EXE reports - ID/Reg & Insurance
VRTLL.EXE reports - Tires & Loan/Lease
VRCPM.EXE reports - Cost Per Mile
VRREM.EXE reports - Maintenance Reminder
VSELECT.EXE selects vehicle for edit or report
VMENU.EXE Main Menu - hard disk
VRMENU.EXE Report Menu - hard disk
VM1-5.EXE Main Menu #1 - 5¼"
VM2-5.EXE Main Menu #2 - 5¼"
VRM-5.EXE Report Menu - 5¼"
VMR-5.EXE Maint/Rem Menu - 5¼"
VMM-3.EXE Main Menu - 3½"
VRM-3.EXE Report Menu - 3½"
VRS.CTL control file - vehicle defaults
VDRIVE.CTL control file - default data drive
F3.BAT installs VRS to 3½" disks
F5.BAT installs VRS to 5¼" disks
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FV.BAT creates VRS data disks (floppy)
HARD.BAT removes unneeded files from hard disk
VRSDEMO.CTL demo - control file
TRUCK-1.GAS demo - Fuel-Log data
TRUCK-1.TRV demo - Travel-Log data
TRUCK-1.MNT demo - Maint/Access/Misc-Log data
TRUCK-1.IDR demo - Identification/Registration data
TRUCK-1.INS demo - Insurance data
TRUCK-1.LON demo - Loan/Lease data
TRUCK-1.TIR demo - Tires data
TRUCK-1.REM demo - Maintenance Reminder data
TRUCK-1.SRV demo - Maintenance Service data
DEMO.BAT used to run DEMO
TUTOR.BAT used to run TUTORIAL
VDRIVE.EXE changes default data drive
CONVERT.EXE converts VRS V1.0 data files
Hard Disk System
Use the DOS COPY program to copy all the files on your
distribution disks onto your hard disk. Assuming your
hard disk is drive C: and you are copying from the
floppies in drive A:, do the following:
1) Create a subdirectory on your hard disk by
typing:
C>MD\VRS20 (press ENTER)
C>CD\VRS20 (press ENTER)
C>A: (press ENTER)
2) Unprotect the VRS 20 #2 disk (#4 for 5¼"),
insert it into drive A, and enter: VDRIVE.
Then enter the letter for your hard drive.
3) Insert the VRS 20 #1 disk into drive A and
type:
A>C: (press ENTER)
C>COPY A:*.* (press ENTER)
4) Repeat step 3 for the remaining disk(s).
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5) Remove unneeded files from this subdirectory
by entering: HARD. (The HARD.BAT file is also
removed - so ignore the message.)
3½" Floppy Disk System
Format 2 disks without DOS, copy the DOS COMMAND.COM
file to them, and label them 'VRS 20 Main Menu' and
'VRS 20 Report Menu'. Format 2 more disks without DOS
and label them 'Vehicle Data' and 'Demo Vehicle Data'.
You will be need to boot (start) your computer with
your DOS disk.
The VRS 20 programs should run from drive A and your
vehicle data disk(s) should run from drive B. (If you
have more than 2 floppy drives and want the data drive
to be a drive other than B, then unprotect the VRS 20
#2 disk, insert it into a drive, and enter: VDRIVE.
Then enter the letter for your data drive.)
Install the programs from the distribution disks to
your disks by doing the following:
1) Insert the Vehicle Record System #1 disk
into drive A and your VRS 20 Main Menu disk
into drive B and type:
A>F3 (press ENTER)
2) Follow the instructions on the screen
replacing disks when requested.
NOTE: You may want to limit the number of vehicles per
data disk to 4 or 5 to allow for the growth of the data
files. You can create more data disks by inserting the
VRS #2 distribution disk into drive A and entering: FV.
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5¼" Floppy Disk System
Format 4 disks without DOS, copy the DOS COMMAND.COM
file to them, and label them 'VRS 20 Main Menu #1',
'VRS 20 Main Menu #2 ', 'VRS 20 Report Menu', and 'VRS
20 M/R Menu'. Format 2 more disks without DOS and
label them 'Vehicle Data' and 'Demo Vehicle Data'. You
will be need to boot (start) your computer with your
DOS disk.
The VRS 20 programs should run from drive A and your
vehicle data disk(s) should run from drive B. (If you
have more than 2 floppy drives and want the data drive
to be a drive other than B, then unprotect the VRS 20
#4 disk, insert it into a drive, and enter: VDRIVE.
Then enter the letter for your data drive.)
Install the programs from the distribution disks to
your disks by doing the following:
1) Insert the Vehicle Record System #1 disk
into drive A and your VRS 20 Main Menu #1 disk
into drive B and type:
A>F5 (press ENTER)
2) Follow the instructions on the screen
replacing disks when requested.
NOTE: You may want to limit the number of vehicles per
data disk to 2 to allow for the growth of the data
files. You can create more data disks by inserting the
VRS #4 distribution disk into drive A and entering: FV.
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Backup Procedure
Store the Vehicle Record System distribution disks in a
safe place. You should make a backup set of the
distribution disks and store 1 set at home or in
another off-site location. (Use the DOS DISKCOPY
command to do this).
You should backup the vehicle control and data files
after each work session. If you are using floppy
drives, then you can use the DOS DISKCOPY command to
make a duplicate of your vehicle data disk(s). If you
are using a hard disk, then you should backup the
following files:
VRS.CTL
DRIVE.CTL
*.GAS
*.TRV
*.MNT
*.IDR
*.INS
*.LON
*.TIR
*.REM
*.SRV
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RUNNING THE PROGRAMS
Getting Started
After running the demo and tutorial you should be ready
to enter information on your own vehicles. If you are
using a hard disk, then to begin working in the Vehicle
Record System you need to change directories to point
to the subdirectory that contains the VRS 20 programs
and then type VMENU. For example:
C>CD\VRS20 (press ENTER)
C>VMENU (press ENTER)
If you are using some type of a menu program, you may
wish to include these commands in it.
If you are using floppies, then insert your VRS 20 Main
Menu (or Main Menu #1) disk into drive A, insert your
vehicles disk into drive B and type: VMENU.
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** MAIN MENU **
The ** MAIN MENU ** is the normal entry point for the
Vehicle Record System. All programs within the system
can be accessed through this screen by pressing a F
(function) key or by pressing a combination of the
SHIFT key and then a F key.
* 5¼" Floppy Systems - You have 3 Main Menu Disks. When
running a program that is not on the Menu, you should
Exit to DOS, insert the appropriate Main Menu (#1, #2,
or M/R) disk and enter: VMENU.
The very first time you call up the ** MAIN MENU **
nothing will show in the SELECTED VEHICLE field and a B
(or the drive you selected with VDRIVE) will show in
the DRIVE field. After you have created the data files
for your first vehicle and have selected that vehicle
for use, the SELECTED VEHICLE field will reflect the
name of that vehicle.
NOTE: You may use the TAB key when adding most
character and some numeric entries. This lets you skip
to the next field and avoid having to 'pad' the rest of
the field with spaces.
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CREATING/CHANGING VEHICLE FILES
NOTE: You MUST first select CREATE/CHANGE FILES before
trying to run any other program if you have not created
at least 1 set of vehicle files. For example, if you
have nothing showing in the SELECTED VEHICLE field
and/or the DRIVE field is wrong and you try to run the
FUEL-LOG, you will get a Disk not Ready, a Too many
files, or a Bad file number error.
Creating/Changing Vehicle Files
Press the SHIFT-F3 key combination to create, change,
or delete a set of vehicle files. (A set of vehicle
files refers to the group of files created for each
vehicle - *.GAS, *.TRV, etc.)
This is also the program used to enter global default
information such as your company name, paid and maint-
enance codes, etc. Global defaults are values or in-
formation that can be shared by all vehicles. They will
save you some typing as you create your vehicles.
Without them you would have to type code descriptions
for each vehicle.
After the program has loaded, you will see a screen
with copyright information and some F key descriptions.
Following is a summary of the steps you need to follow
in creating your first set of vehicle files. Steps 1
and 2 only need to be done once.
1) F9 = CHANGE DEFAULTS
2) @ = CHANGE GLOBAL DEFAULTS (COMPANY & CODES)
3) F2 = ADD NEW VEHICLE
4) F1 = SELECT VEHICLE FOR USE
5) F10 = RETURN TO MAIN MENU
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These steps are discussed in detail in the following
paragraphs.
1) CHANGE DEFAULTS - Press F9 to change defaults.
2) CHANGE GLOBAL DEFAULTS (COMPANY & CODES) - Press
the @ key to change your company name, and the
default paid, maintenance, and travel codes. Type
in the global default information.
Be sure to use the HOME and END keys to move from
field to field and not the ENTER key. If you ac-
cidently press ENTER before making all of your
changes, just continue and then go back and make
corrections after you have returned to the copy-
right screen.
COMPANY NAME - Whatever you type in here will show
on the reports.
NOTE: Example descriptions are shown on the screen.
You can change them or use the SPACEBAR to erase them
if you do not want to use them. They are not required
but they will give you more detailed and informative
reports. Please refer to the Demo Section to see how
codes can be used.
PAID-CODES - These are used to keep track of how
you paid for an item.
MAINT-CODES - These are used to track items by
category.
TRAVEL-CODES - These can be used to track types of
trips.
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3) ADD NEW VEHICLE - Press F2 to add a vehicle into
the system. Enter a name for your vehicle. The
name can be from 1 to 8 characters in length.
Valid characters are: 0-9, -, A-Z. A series of
screens will appear allowing you to change the
default information that you entered in the CHANGE
GLOBAL DEFAULTS section.
NOTE: You can change the codes for each vehicle (each
vehicle can have its own set of codes and descriptions)
but, unless you have a need to do so, it will be better
if all codes are the same for each vehicle. You may
want to include OTHER as a catch-all paid code (for
example, you could use it for items purchased by
loans).
After entering the TRAVEL-CODES you will be asked
to enter the BEGINNING ODOMETER. Type in the
odometer reading from where you want to begin
tracking your mileage. This entry is REQUIRED and
is necessary for many of the reports. Press ENTER
when ready and the set of files for that vehicle
will be created.
4) SELECT VEHICLE FOR USE - Press F1 to tell the sys-
tem that you want to use this vehicle. You CANNOT
edit (add, change, or delete information) a ve-
hicle until it has been selected. You can also
select a vehicle from the ** MAIN MENU ** and the
** REPORT MENU **.
NOTE: If you go back later and change any of the
vehicle's defaults by pressing F9 and typing in the
VEHICLE NAME, you must select the vehicle again before
those changes will take effect.
5) RETURN TO MAIN MENU - Press F10 to return to the
** MAIN MENU **. The SELECTED VEHICLE field should now
show the name of the vehicle you selected.
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OTHER OPTIONS IN THE CREATE/CHANGE FILES PROGRAM
DELETE VEHICLE - Press F3 to remove a vehicle you no
longer want in the system. The default information
will be removed from the VRS.CTL file but the set of
files belonging to that vehicle will not be
physically erased from the disk. You can delete them
using the DOS DELETE command. BE SURE TO BACKUP ALL
VEHICLE RECORD SYSTEM DATA FILES BEFORE DELETING ANY
FILES. (Just in case you accidentally erase a wrong
file.)
CHANGE DEFAULTS (for an individual vehicle) - Press F9
and type in the name of the vehicle if you need to
change the default codes or the beginning odometer.
In most cases you should not have to use this option.
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SELECTING VEHICLES
There are several places in the Vehicle Record System
where you can select another vehicle.
You can select when you are in the CREATE/CHANGE FILES
program or you can use the SELECT VEHICLE program from
the MENUs .
Remember, you can only update information on the
vehicle that is shown in the SELECTED VEHICLE field on
the ** MAIN MENU **.
Press SHIFT-F2 from the ** MAIN MENU ** or from the
** REPORT MENU ** to use a different vehicle. A list of
all vehicles that have been created will be displayed
in the upper part of the screen. Type in one of these
names and press ENTER.
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FUEL-LOG
The FUEL-LOG is used by the MAINTENANCE/REMINDER and
COST PER MILE programs and in some of the report
programs.
Press F1 from the ** MAIN MENU ** to load this program.
You will be in the DISPLAY mode after it has loaded.
You can add, change, or display entries (records),
print a form, display the accumulative miles per gal-
lon, or return to the MAIN MENU.
DISPLAY - You are in the display mode when you first
load the program and whenever you escape from or
complete one of the other selections. Normally, the
last ten records from the FUEL-LOG file are dis-
played. After you have entered more than ten records,
you can use the PGUP, PGDN, HOME, and END keys to
look at records that are not currently being dis-
played.
ADD - Press F1 to add a new record. Type in the fol-
lowing: (use the BACKSPACE key to backup if you need
to make a correction)
Date ......... the date filled (mm/dd/yy)
Odometer ..... this must be larger than the previous
odometer
# Gal ........ the number of gallons
Fll .......... type Y or y if you filled the tank, N
or n if you did not (miles per
gallon cannot be calculated if you
type N or n)
Cost ........ the amount you paid for the fuel
Paid ........ method of payment (press the SPACEBAR
if you are not tracking this)
Comments .... optional
Press ENTER when ready. Press ESC when you are through
adding.
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NOTE: After you have entered record #2, the previous
Date (or parts of it) can be copied to the one you are
adding by pressing the SPACEBAR.
CHANGE - Press F2 to change an existing record. Type in
the record number (include leading zeros). Use the
HOME and END keys to move to the field you want to
change, make the change, then press ENTER. Press ESC
when you are done.
NOTE: You can only change records that are currently
displayed.
PRINT FORM - Press F9 to print a one-page log form. You
can keep this form in your vehicle and then, per-
iodically, transfer the information to the FUEL-LOG.
Line the printer up so that the first line prints
just below the perforation. (8½ by 11 inch continuous
feed paper is assumed.)
AMPG - Press SHIFT-F1 to see accumulative total infor-
mation at the bottom of the screen. You will need to
pause the screen to look at the information. Press
the PAUSE key if you have it or CTRL-NUMLOCK if you
do not. The average miles per gallon totals are de-
rived from the first record to the last record that
has a Y (y) in the Fll field.
RETURN TO MAIN MENU - Press F10 to return to the
** MAIN MENU **.
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TRAVEL-LOG
The TRAVEL-LOG is used to track the number of miles a
vehicle is used by a certain person (up to 4), the
number of miles it is used for business or personal
use, or for other purposes you may think of. It has no
costs associated with it, so if you choose not to use
it, it will not effect the CPM report.
Press F2 from the ** MAIN MENU ** to load this program.
You will be in the DISPLAY mode after it has loaded.
You can add, change, delete, or display entries
(records), print a form, or return to the MAIN MENU.
DISPLAY - You are in the display mode when you first
load the program and whenever you escape from or
complete one of the other selections. Normally, the
last ten records from the TRAVEL-LOG file are dis-
played. After you have entered more than ten records,
you can use the PGUP, PGDN, HOME, and END keys to
look at records that are not currently being dis-
played.
ADD - Press F1 to add a new record. Type in the fol-
lowing: (use the BACKSPACE key to backup if you need
to make a correction)
Date ........... the date traveled (mm/dd/yy)
Departure:
Time ......... the time you left - (07:30am)
Odometer ..... the beginning odometer reading
From ......... the place you left from
Arrival:
Time ......... the time you arrived
Odometer ..... the ending odometer reading
To ........... the place you went to
CD ............. type of trip code (press the
SPACEBAR if you are not tracking
this)
Press ENTER when ready. Press ESC when you are through
adding.
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NOTE: After you have entered record #1, the previous
Date (or parts of it) can be copied to the one you are
adding by pressing the SPACEBAR.
CHANGE - Press F2 to change an existing record. Type in
the record number (include leading zeros). Use the
HOME and END keys to move to the field you want to
change, make the change, then press ENTER. Press ESC
when you are done.
DELETE - Press F3 to delete an existing record. Type in
the record number (include leading zeros). Press
ENTER if you are sure. A * will show in the REC field
if the item was deleted. If you change your mind and
want to "undelete" the item you can recover it by
using the CHANGE option. You will then need to re-
type the DEPARTURE FROM information.
NOTE: You can only change and delete records that are
currently displayed.
PRINT FORM - Press F9 to print a one-page log form. You
can keep this form in your vehicle and then, per-
iodically, transfer the information to the TRAVEL-
LOG. Line the printer up so that the first line
prints just below the perforation. (8½ by 11 inch
continuous feed paper is assumed.)
RETURN TO MAIN MENU - Press F10 to return to the
** MAIN MENU **.
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MAINTENANCE/ACCESSORIES/MISCELLANEOUS-LOG
The MAINT/ACCESS/MISC-LOG is used to track expenses
that are not tracked specifically by the other pro
grams.
Press F3 from the ** MAIN MENU ** to load this program.
You will be in the DISPLAY mode after it has loaded.
You can add, change, delete, or display entries
(records), print a form, hide a date, or return to the
MAIN MENU.
DISPLAY - You are in the display mode when you first
load the program and whenever you escape from or
complete one of the other selections. Normally, the
last ten records from the MAINT/ACCESS/MISC-LOG file
are displayed. After you have entered more than ten
records, you can use the PGUP, PGDN, HOME, and END
keys to look at records that are not currently being
displayed.
ADD - Press F1 to add a new record. Type in the fol-
lowing: (use the BACKSPACE key to backup if you need
to make a correction)
Date ......... the date the item was purchased or
the service was done (mm/dd/yy)
Odometer ..... the odometer reading (enter zeros if
you do not want an odometer reading
to display)
Description .. service performed, item purchased,
etc.
Cost ......... the amount you paid for the item or
service
Tax .......... sales tax (enter zeros if there is
no tax)
Code ......... 1) Paid code - method of payment
(press the SPACEBAR if you are
not tracking this)
2) Maint code - type of category
(press the SPACEBAR if you are
not tracking this)
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3) Loan code - if you took out a
loan to pay for this item or
service then enter a * or #,
otherwise enter a + or press the
SPACEBAR (refer to the LOAN/LEASE
section for more information on
the Loan codes)
Press ENTER when ready. Press ESC when you are through
adding.
NOTE: After you have entered record #2, the previous
Date (or parts of it) can be copied to the one you are
adding by pressing the SPACEBAR.
CHANGE - Press F2 to change an existing record. Type in
the record number (include leading zeros). Use the
HOME and END keys to move to the field you want to
change, make the change, then press ENTER. Press ESC
when you are done.
DELETE - Press F3 to delete an existing record. Type in
the record number (include leading zeros). Press
ENTER if you are sure. A * will show in the REC field
if the item was deleted. If you change your mind and
want to "undelete" the item you can recover it by
using the CHANGE option. You will then need to re-
type the DESCRIPTION information.
NOTE: You can only change and delete records that are
currently displayed.
HIDE DATE - Press SHIFT-F1 to prevent a date from dis-
playing on the screen or on the reports. You can use
this to make the screen look less cluttered.
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PRINT FORM - Press F9 to print a one-page log form. You
can keep this form in your vehicle and then, period-
ically, transfer the information to the MAINT/AC-
CESS/MISC-LOG. Line the printer up so that the first
line prints just below the perforation. (8½ by 11
inch continuous feed paper is assumed.)
RETURN TO MAIN MENU - Press F10 to return to the
** MAIN MENU **.
us feed paper is assumed.)
