The World of Computer Software/World_Of_Computer_Software-02-386-Vol-2of3.iso/c/cope131.zip/PE.HLP

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Copyright
"PE" is protected by both United States copyright law
and international treaty provisions.  It is not freeware
and it is not in the public domain.  It is distributed as
ShareWare.  New users are granted a 30 day license for
evaluation.  After the evaluation period, they should
register if they continue to use the product.
This version may be freely copied, duplicated and
distributed by registered users.  The screens, style
and "look and feel" are the copyrighted property of Don
Richards and may not be copied or duplicated without
written permission.
Use the program at your own risk.  The program carries
no warranty or guarantees.
(Disclaimer)
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Associates
By registering as an Associate, an individual receives
a 50% discount on the registration fee and becomes
eligible to earn substantial rewards (as subsequently described).
To become an Associate, simply register as an Associate
and agree to show PE to one or more potential new users
per month and to give each a copy if they would like one.
Associates are encouraged (but not obligated) to promptly
report to RSC the names of new users contacted, since RSC
pays a reward to an Associate commencing when five of her reported
new users have registered (and paid). (The reward amounts to 20% of
registration fees paid by the Associate's reported referrals,
including the first five.)
Associate registration is $50.00, which may be paid to RSC in
two $25 installments, the first of which is due within 30 days of
registration.
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Participating Users
 Contact Info
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Participating Users
Participating users are those who play a role in distributing,
  updating or creating RSC products.  Participating users pay no
  registration fees, except possibly occasional materials and
  shipping and handling costs related to RSC shipments to them.
To become a participating user, sysops and user group
  librarians need only register, stating their organization and role.
  Others should complete the registration form, check the products of
  interest and forward it along with a brief statement of the support
  they are willing and able to provide.
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Discounts for Private Individuals
  Private individuals may earn
 and discounts
  by registering as an associate or participating
  user.
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Disclaimer.
By using PE, users accept this disclaimer of warranty:
PE is supplied as is.  The author disclaims all warranties,
  expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties
  of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose. The author
  assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may
  result from the use of PE.
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Distribution of PE
Anyone desiring to distribute PE for any kind of
  remuneration must first register with RSC. Authorization is hereby
  granted to distributors recognized by the (ASP) as adhering to its
  guidelines for ShareWare distributors.  Such distributors may begin
  offering PE immediately.
However, distributors must register as participating users so
  that RSC can keep them up-to-date on RSC products.
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License
PE is distributed as ShareWare.  You are free to evaluate
  it at no charge for 30 days and are encouraged to share it with your
  friends and associates.  However, please do not alter the program or
  use the program, or the data contained within the program, as part of
  another program or system.  If you desire to do so, contact RSC to
  make appropriate arrangements.
If you find the program useful and find that you are using it
  regularly, you should register to obtain the latest data and
  become eligible for other benefits.
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Contact Info
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(This is a menu.  Select with the arrow keys and press Enter)
PE is ShareWare.
For BBS SysOp info.
     For Distributor info.
For License info.
For Pricing info.
For Registration info.
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(main menu)
CQC
PPE
EED
IIRE
MCO_MM
     Other RSC Products
Cong Related
Personal
Editor
Instant Reference Environment
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(menu)
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PPE
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CQC
CQC
QQC
CQC
UC-UPDATE
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IIRE
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2Rewards and Discounts
RSC product prices:
(This is a menu -- select and press enter.)
Product
Pre-release  Introductory
Regular
Before 1/31/93  Before 2/28/93  After 4/1/93
PE (Personal letter writer)
45.00
75.00
     99.00
CONG-II (Letter writer)
$45.00
$75.00
$99.00
CONG-E (CONG-II data Editor)
  99.00
99.00
     99.00
CONG-P (CONG-P Print Book)
(In development)
QC (Quick Cong)
     (available 2/93)
75.00
     99.00
Cong data (in dbf or ASCii)
     99.00
     99.00
Site licenses:
$10.00 per keyboard.
Data Updates:
     $10.00 (plus $5 shipping and handling)
ED (RSC Editor)
 )(In Beta)
IRE (Instant Reference Environment)
(In Beta)
 - No ShareWare version.
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Rewards and Discounts
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Registration
To register, print the registration form (from the
main menu) and send it in.  Or, call Don at RSC.
(Check pricing and rewards and discounts first.)
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    Contact Info
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You may contact RSC as follows:
     FAX - [phone]
Voice - [phone]
Mail: RSC
RR2, Box 165
Lexington, VA  24450
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C-SHARE2
The RSC definition of ShareWare
The term ShareWare implies two things:
(1) a policy of fairness in that users are authorized to fully
  utilize a software package for a reasonable period (30 days or more)
  before deciding to buy it, and
(2) a distribution and marketing strategy that involves users
  more than the author and that thereby lowers the price of the software by
  essentially eliminating the author's distribution and advertising costs.
In the area of fairness, it is clearly not possible for you to
  determine, with any degree of certainty, that a software package will
  serve your needs until you actually use it for your intended purpose for
  some reasonable period.  The ShareWare fairness policy gives you the
  opportunity to make an informed "buy" decision after validating the
  adequacy of a software package in relation to your unique needs,
  generally for 30 to 90 days. (In my view, it is unfair to ask anyone to
  buy a software package without allowing them a full evaluation.)
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ShareWare costs less
In the area of price, ShareWare generally costs less (than an
  equivalent commercial product) because the author has been relieved
  of the burden of distribution and marketing costs.  The author
  grants to users the right to copy and distribute the software and
  urges them to do so by telling their friends and associates about
  it, by making copies available and by showing interested parties how
  to use it. Thus, a ShareWare package only becomes successful if users
  like it enough to recommend it to others.  I take it a step further
  by offering rewards to users who propagate my software.
ShareWare programs are generally of overall higher quality
  than commercial program, even when the commercial program is quite
  popular, WordPerfect being an excellent example. (I'm still trying
  to figure out how some advertised features work, but then I am a bit
  dense sometimes
The bottom line is that ShareWare not only costs less but is
  usually better than commercial software (because it has to be).
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Why is ShareWare inexpensive?
The low price of ShareWare does not mean that its capabilities or
  quality are low.  There may be essential no operational difference between
 a $399 commercial program and an equivalent ShareWare program for which
 you may pay, say, $99 when you register.  The $300 price difference
 represents distribution and advertising costs, not value added software
 development, documentation and support costs.  The cost to a distributor
 for a commercial package is on the order of 35% of the recommended retail
 price, $140 in the $399 case.  The developer's internal advertising and
 marketing management budgets probably average another $50.00 per copy
 sold, leaving something on the order of $90 as the (pro-rated)
 development cost of the $399 package.  Under the ShareWare concept,
 user support essentially eliminates the authors's advertising and
 distribution costs, thus the lower price.
In summary, there are three basic differences between commercial
 software and ShareWare software: fairness, price and when you pay.  All
 accrue to the user's advantage.
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BBS Sysops
BBS's may carry PE without any special authorization, but
  must ensure that the package is complete and functional.
However, Sysops should register as a participating user (there is
  no charge) if they wish to maintain the latest ShareWare versions of
  RSC products on their board, or if they wish to become a local
  distribution point for registered user updates.
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Contact Info
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OOVERVIEW
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Cong-II Info
     Overview
Uses of Cong
  License & Registration
  Rewards and Discounts
Other products
Contact Info
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IIRE
MC-OTHERS
ED (Editor)
ED is special purpose editor for the RSC IRE (Instant Reference
  Environment).  It features a virtual working directory, which allows
  selected files from multiple directories to appear in the virtual
  directory (with their paths) without actually being moved or copied.
  ASCii files and memo type text fields can be edited, spell checked,
  merged, parsed and converted for re-organizational purposes.
The primary usefulness of ED in relation to CONG-II is to convert
  ASCii text files to CONG-II memo fields (and to allow you to find files
  anywhere on your disk easily).
ED is a simple editor designed to do some things specifically
  in support of IRE, e.g. parse a large file into paragraphs and place the
  paragraphs in memo type fields.  It is not intended to compete with the
  many fine editors already available.
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 Alt-A - Adds note to
     common list.
 Alt-D - Fill date with
     today's date.
 Alt-G - Gets a note
     from Mem note.
 Alt-H - Shows (common)
     history notes
 Alt-V - Saves the note
     in Mem note.
 Note: The Address Lines are the lines that
are printed in the envelope window or
in the address space at the top of the
letter.  These lines are filled in for
you, but you may change them any way
you wish.
Alt-A - to redo the address
Alt-N - to redo the name line
(Esc exits)
 Press Alt-H to add (history) notes
 to this contact at any time.
0-?0?
0-?0?
  To force a page break in you letters,
  enter the form feed code, ASCii 12. Do
  that by holding down the "Alt" key and
  simultaneously press "1" and then "2"
  on the numeric keypad.  You'll see a
" character in your text (which is
  the display character for ASCii 12).
  It's best to enter it on a separate
  line.
  Other printer control characters may
  inserted in the same way.  Check your
  printer manual for the appropriate codes.
  This where you enter and maintain you personal data.
  The information at the bottom of each scrren should
  answer any questions you may have.
omGTLETSEL
Codes:CC0C (F5 for lookup)
Contact Data
Program Ver:0.96 Data date: 4/01/91
Editing an existing record
First name:Strom
Tagged:0  Is_firm: 0
Last name:Thurmond
MrMs:Sen.  JrII:
Title:
Use title:0
Ordered:  /  /
Firm name:
 *Shipped:  /  /
  Formal name:Dear Sen. Thurmond:  ("Dear" line)
Last payment:  0.00
  Casual name:
("Dear" line)
Pay date:  /  /
     Note:
     City:Washington
State:DC zip5:20510  zip4:4001
  Address lines: Sen. Strom Thurmond
(Blank are  Sr-217 Russell Off. Bldg.
filled auto Washington, DC  20510-4001
matically.)
Extension
Diskette type: 3  1.2 1.44  360
  area:(
) Work:
fax :
Home:
 This is the data entry screen where contact data in entered.
 The address lines (except line 2) are created for you, but you may edit.
 Most all fields are capitalized for you. Alt-C turns auto-caps off.
W0/o_
 GEFOR_A
 Default Data
Editing an existing record
 G15
Typed signature line at the end:
  USER SIG :Don Richards
This is the line below your
Closing salutation:
signature.
  USER SAL :Very sincerely,
This is the line above.
Letter Head or window return address:
  USER L1  :Richards Software Corporation
These are your letter head
  USER L2  :RR2, Box 165
lines.
  USER L3  :Lexington, VA  24450
Registratrion data:
Top lines:3
  U name
 "Label size:7
  U firm
 ® nr:
  Voice phone:[phone]  Return fax:[phone]  Area code:(703)
 Pressing Alt-D (defaults) takes you to this screen.
 Type everything exactly
 as you want it to appear in you letters.
Letter code
Formal "Dear"
Causal "Dear"
     Blank lines between address and "Dear"
 Your title for the letter.
 Code:D F F/C Blank lines:5 Name:(S letter) Old subscriber ($99) guys
I am about to ship "Cong-II", the new version of "Cong", the
Congressional contact system and letter writer. See the enclosed
sheet for details and information on other RSC(Richards Software
Corporation) products.  (We are now RSC instead of CSC.)
As an original subscriber, you are eligible to receive the
new version (and two data updates) at no charge.  You need only
confirm your address and the diskette types you desire.  Give me
a call or fax (or mail) the form on the reverse of this letter,
completed as necessary.  Also, let me know if you are interested
in any other products.  I'll see that you receive copies as they
become available.  (Yes, for free
Have a great New Year!
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JAN  3,1993 11:12AM
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 Loc:
Letter:D 0 Fo
 Alt-C - to list contacts by codes
 Alt-D - to edit default values
 Mr. Gary Baker
0.96  4/0
 Alt-E - to edit letters
 Mr. Doug Barnard, Jr.
0.96  4/0
 Mr. Harold Berenson
0.96  4/0
 Alt-L - to select letter text
 Mr. Greg Carmen
0.97  4/0
 Alt-M - menu to edit codes
 Mr. Gary Compton
0.96  4/0
 Alt-P - to print
 Mr. Mickey Edwards
     0.96  4/0
- form feed printer
 Sen.
 0.96  4/0
 Alt-S - to step style through:
 Mr.
 When you press F1
R = regular envelopes
 Poto
 this list of
 0.96  4/0
W = for windowed envelope
 Mr.
 command keys
 0.96  4/0
L = Labels
 Mr.
 will show.
 0.96  4/0
B = Blank: no letter head,
 Mr.
 Enter for
 0.96  4/0
F = FAX cover sheet
 Mr.
 amplifying remarks.
 Alt-X
- edit fax notice text
 Mr.
 0.97  4/0
 Gray "+" - toggle tag On/Off
 Mr. Gordon Hott
0.96  4/0
Alt-U - to untag all contacts
 Mr. Bill Houston
0.96  4/0
Enter - to edit contact data
- to delete a contact
Press ESC to exi
- to add a contact
These are your contacts.  (Insert adds). U
- to exit
press <Enter> to edit. Del deletes.  Press
(Esc exits)
(Enter for more)
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0    _0?
0    _0?
0    _0?
0    _0?
GTCOD_A
 'Amplifying remarks on commands
 Alt-C - to list contacts by codes
 Contacts sorted by codes
 Alt-D - to edit default values
 Edit your standard letter data.
 Alt-E - to edit letters
 Select a letter to edit or start anew
 Alt-L - to select letter text
 Just select, no edit.
 Alt-M - menu to edit codes
 To edit codes for A, B, C and D positions
 Alt-P - to print
 Print (style) for all tagged contacts
- form feed printer
 Eject a page from the printer.
 Alt-S - to step style through:
R = regular envelopes
 Step style among R, W, L and B.  Windowed
W = for windowed envelope
 prints the letter to show the address
L = Labels
 in the window of windowed envelopes.
B = Blank: no letter head,
 Blank lets you print pages with no data
F = FAX cover sheet
 (top and bottom) added by PE.
 Alt-X
- edit FAX notice text
 Tags contacts for printing.
 Gray "+" - toggle tag On/Off
 Tags contacts for printing.
Alt-U - to untag all contacts
 Clears all tags. User it always after
Enter - to edit contact data
  you are done printing
- to delete a contact
- to add a contact
- to exit
 >(Esc exits)
(Enter for next)
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0M_0?
0M_0?
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 Loc:
Letter:D 0 Format:W
Codes
 Mr. Gary Baker
0.96  4/01/91
) E00E
 Mr. Doug Barnard, Jr.
0.96  4/01/91  255-4141
 (202) CC0C
 Mr. Harold Berenson
0.96  4/01/91  567-0632
 (710) PS0S
 Mr. Greg Carmen
0.97  4/01/91  922-5800 225-5301 (516) B00B
 Mr. Gary Compton
0.96  4/01/91
) PP0P
 Mr. Mickey Edwards
     0.96  4/01/91
 (202) CC0C
 Sen. Dale Bumpers
0.96  4/01/91
CC0C
 There is visible Help
 Potomac Systems
0.96  4/01/91
 on every screen.
U00U
 Mr. Mark Gerber
0.96  4/01/91
PR0R
 Mr. Ray Hammons
0.96  4/01/91
) PS0S
 (213) PS0S
 Note the reminders for commands
 (703) PP0P
 (703) X00P
 Mr. Gordon Hott
 4/01/91
 880-3582 (599) PR0R
PP0P
F1=Help
 Home End (^)PgUp (^)PgDn
Enter=change
Ins/Del
Esc=exit
These are your contacts.  (Insert adds). Use the arrow keys to highlight;
then Press <Enter> to edit. Del deletes.
Press F1 for active commands keys.
(Esc exits)
(Enter for more)
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 Loc:
Letter:P 0 Format:W
Codes
 Gary Baker
-5678
-5679 (
) E00E
 Doug Barnard, Jr.
-9876
) T00O
 Harold Berenson
435-4321
) D00E
435-1234
Locator field.
 Letter
235-1234
) Y0SC
 Enter last name
 selected
535-4321
) D0S0
 to locate.
 (Alt-L
935-1234
) Y0SF
  selects
 Potomac Systems
 Indicates letter format:
R - Regular
 Tag for printing.
W - Windowed
 Gray "+" toggles
L - Labels
B - Blank -no head/footer.
 Mr. Ben Hicks
F - FAX cover sheets
 Mr. Gordon Hott
 Mr. Bill Houston
) PP0P
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 GTCOD_B
 By Codes
Letter:P 0 Format:W
Fax. Codes:
 Mr. Greg Ca
01  B00B
 Mr. Doug Ba
  Set selector codes
00  CC0C
 Mr. Bill Ne
00  CC0C
 Mr. Don Mck
Now there are six codes.
00  CC0C
 Rep. Harold
00  CC0C
 Mr. C. M. S
 Code D  Set each to the code
00  CC0C
 Mr. Mickey
 Code C  desired, or to "0" (All)
00  CC0C
 Sen. Howard
 Code B  to disreguard the
00  CC0C
 Sen. Dale B
 Code A  code.
00  CC0C
 Sen. Strom
00  CC0C
 West Tech E
00  CR0R
 Mr. Gary Baker
0.96  4/01/91(
  E00E
 Mr. Peter Tiffany
0.97  4/01/91(
  MM0M
 Mr. George Stuteville
0.96  4/01/91(202)662-7263 519-9215  MM0M
 Mr. Lewis A Tayl
  P00N
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 Alt-C pops up this code selector
(Enter for more)
 window, where you enter codes
 to filter the contacts to be shown.
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 By Codes
Letter:P 0 Format:W
Fax. Codes:C
 Mr. Doug Barnard, Jr.
0.96  4/01/91(202)255-4141
  CC0C
 Mr. Bill Nelson
0.96  4/01/91(
  CC0C
 Mr. Don Mckennon
0.96  4/01/91(202)
  CC0C
 Rep. Harold Rodgers
0.96  4/01/91(202)
  CC0C
 Mr. C. M. Sisiskey
     0.96  4/01/91(202)225-5636
  CC0C
 Mr. Mickey Edwards
     0.96  4/01/91(202)
  CC0C
 Sen. Howard Metzenbaum
0.96  4/01/91(202)
  CC0C
 Sen. Dale Bumpers
0.96  4/01/91(501)378-6268
  CC0C
 Sen. Strom Thurmond
0.96  4/01/91(
  CC0C
 West Tech Enterprises
0.96  4/01/91(
  CR0R
  (Esc exits)
(Enter for more)
 Note than only contacts
 having a "C" in the A code
 position show.  To be listed,
 a contact's codes must match
 every one that is not set to 0.
 GF_LETA
     Personal Letter Text Select
 Locate:
Letter P is selected.
 A Family letter, Dec. 20, 1992
 B Rotary donation letter, 7/15/92
 C NYT about Perot
 D Bush about debt
 M Project alpha status 11/92
 P DOJ department heads .. FOI act actions
 R Acknowledgement form
 Y General complaint letter
 Z How to use the editor
Alt-C creates a duplicate
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(Enter=More)
  When you press Alt-E (Edit), a list of your letters pops up.
  Select one and press Enter to edit it.
  When you press Alt-L (Letter), a list also pops up.
  Select on and press Enter to make it the default letter to print.
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Instant Reference
IR (Instant Reference) refers to the RSC technology that allows
 developers (and end users) to automatically re-structure and format
 large bodies of text data (typically in the 1 to 1,
 megabyte range)
 into RSC IR compatible form.  Granularity is the paragraph.  Utilities
 are provided to link (cross-correlate) paragraphs (screens) to each other
 in multiple ways essentially without limits (one-to-many, many-to-one).
The IRE(Instant Reference Environment) is the RSC collection of
 tools used to create, update and refine IR applications.  The final IR
 application is a memory resident (>2K ram) retrieval engine that accesses
 one or more large IR data files on disk.  Each file is typically in the
 50 kilobyte to 5 megabyte range.
RSC is currently licensing firms to co-develop IR applications.
 Call Don Richards at RSC if you have an application in mind.
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Contact Info
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MMNA_MENU
You may print labels in the following ways:
Alt-Y  prints the left column of 2-by labels, of single
column labels.
Alt-Z  prints the right column of 2-by labels.
Alt-V  prints labels continuously with no page breaks,
which can be used to create an ASCii merge file.
Set your label size, top blank lines before the first
label and number of labels per page under the Defaults
selection on the main menu.
You will be given the opportunity to view the labels
before sending them to your printer or to a file.
(Esc exits)
!(Enter for menu)
?MEMO3
Block Operations
Mark a block:  F7 to begin marking a block.  Use the
cursor to extend the block.
Press F7 again to complete the block marking.
The block will remain highlighted.
Move or Copy the block to a new location by positioning
the cursor and then pressing Alt-M (move) of
Alt-C (copy).
Deleting:  To delete a marked block, press Alt-D
Un-marking: To unmark a block, press the Esc key or F7.
Cut & Paste: Alt-K cuts a marked block to the buffer
Alt-Y copies a marked block to the buffer
Alt-P pastes from buffer to cursor location
(Cut&Paste allows you to move text from one memo to another)
 oLEDIT2
Cursor Control Keys
cursor up
backspace
cursor down
go to next tab stop
cursor left
left to tab stop
cursor right
go left one word
  Home
go to beginning of line
go right one word
  End
go to end of line
  ^PgUp
go to top line
  PgUp
go to previous page
  ^PgDn
go to last line
  PgDn
go to next page
  ^Home
erase entire line
  Ins
toggle insert mode
  ^End
erase to end of line
  Del
erase character
  ^Enter
save & quit
  Block Operations
Other
mark block
spell check
  Alt-M  move block
  Alt-C  copy block
find & replace
  Alt-D  delete block
find & replace w verify
  Alt-Y  copy to clipboard
quit, no save
  Alt-K  cut to clipboard
Alt-T
toggle paragraph marks
  Alt-P  paste to clipboard
 ENTER for more, Esc to quit
UWIND_E
PPRINTING
TTAGS
PPBSEL
DLABS
Using windowed envelopes
Printing letters
Tagging and untagging
Party and body selectors
Doing Labels
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CO_MM
Overview
CONG-II is a congressional database and automatic
correspondence generator.  It allows you to locate
Senate and House members by name, state, district,
party, body, committee, subcommittee, etc. Once
located, contact and other information is available.
To generate correspondence, the internal editor
may be used.  Members can be tagged (to receive
a letter, note or invitation) on most screens.  The
correspondence, properly addressed, is automatically
generated by "Cong" for each tagged member.  A FAX
cover sheet will also be printed if desired.
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(Select with the arrow keys and press Enter)
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 Alt-S - to step style through:
R = regular envelopes
W = for windowed envelope
L = Labels
B = Blank: no letter head,
     address, etc. Text only
F = FAX
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R = regular envelopes
W = for windowed envelope
L = Labels
B = Blank: no letter head,
     address, etc. Text only
F = FAX
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PE (Personal Cong)
PE is a personal version of Cong.  PE allows you to maintain
  a personal contact database and to quickly generate personalized
  (addressed) letters and FAX's to multiple contacts, just as
  Cong-II does for the Congress.  PE is primarily intended for addicted
  Cong-II users.
PE is designed to save you time through simplicity.  You'll have
  no trouble learning to use it, and when you use it, you'll have your
  letters or notes in the mail or in the FAX machine quickly.  Try it.
  You'll see what I mean.
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To print letters the following steps apply:
1.  Select the letter you wish to print (Alt-L).
2.  Create or edit your letter, if necessary (Alt-E).
Note thet you may copy (duplicate) an existing letter
and then edit the duplicate as a new letter.
3.  Tag the member(s) you wish to address the letter to.
The Gray"+" key tags and untags members from the main
member lists.  Alt-U untags all. When in a committee
list, Alt-T tags all members.
4.  Use Alt-F to toggle the fax cover sheet On/Off. Note
the on-screen fax flag status (On/Off).
5.  Press Alt-P to print.  You will be given the opportunity
to view the letters before actually sending them to the printer.
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 !Products
  Quick Cong(QC)
The new memory resident Cong Pop up. Takes up less than
2k of conventional memory.  Pops up over your word
processor and allows you to copy data from the pop up
screen into your word processor text.  Developed under
the Instant Reference Environment.
  Cong-E
The Cong-II Editor.  Allows you to update Cong-II data
internally within your own organization.
  Cong-P
The Cong-II Printer.  Allows you print Cong-II data
to a printer or file for inclusion in memos, reports or
to build a notebook on the congress for distribution
within your organization and to your clients.
  Cong data
A set of congressional data for your own programs.
(Available in either dbf or asc format)
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Alt-C - to duplicate a note
(for modification)
Alt-E - and <Enter> to edit
the note.
Alt-G - Gets the note from
Mem Note to fill
current note.
Alt-V - Saves the note in
in Mem Note (when
in edit mode).
Alt-C - to duplicate a note
(for modification)
Alt-E - and <Enter> to edit
the note.
Alt-G - Gets the note from
Mem Note and fills
current note.
Alt-V - Saves the note in
in Mem Note (when
in eidt mode).
PPRINTING
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PGPET1
RC-REGIST
 Alt-C - duplicate the record
 Alt-D - to edit default values
 Alt-E - to edit letters
 Alt-H - history: actions/notes
 Alt-L - to select letter text
 Alt-M - menu to edit codes
 Alt-N - to select FAX notice text
 Alt-P - to print
 Alt-S - to step style through:
 Alt-T - show all notes
 Alt-X - edit FAX notice text
 Alt-Z - to codes table
 Alt-U - to untag all contacts
 Gray "+" - toggle tag On/Off
- form feed printer
 Enter - to edit contact data
- to delete a contact
- to add a contact
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PPRINTING
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RC-REGIST
 Alt-C - duplicate the record
 Alt-D - to edit default values
 Alt-E - to edit letters
 Alt-H - history: actions/notes
 Alt-L - to select letter text
 Alt-M - menu to edit codes
 Alt-N - to select FAX notice text
 Alt-P - to print
 Alt-S - to step style through:
 Alt-T - show all notes
 Alt-X - edit FAX notice text
 Alt-Z - to codes table
 Alt-U - to untag all contacts
 Gray "+" - toggle tag On/Off
- form feed printer
 Enter - to edit contact data
- to delete a contact
- to add a contact
 PE Tutorial  Register  (Esc exits)
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Uses of Cong
Individuals who want to make their views known to a
group of Senators and House members will find "Cong" invaluable.
"Cong" is also intended for use by Members of Congress,
legal firms, associations and groups that interact with
the Congress and by educators dealing with congressional matters.
Anyone who interacts with the congress will find it
useful for quickly locating a member's telephone number and
office room number and for quickly sending notes or memos to
selected members.  Cong is especially useful for sensitive,
private communications since no administrative personnel need
be involved (Cong does it all
Anyone who is involved with committees and subcommittees
will find "Cong" quite useful in identifying and contacting
members according to committee and subcommittee assignments.
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