The command you just selected has no function within this application. The purpose of this command was to help maintain a consistence interface throughout each application.
Please click the
button below to continue.
CategoriesB
EDClick on one of the Category Buttons below to obtain additional help
Buttons...
Fields...
General...
Please see this category first.
Menus...
Layouts...
ButtonsB
E<Click on one of the Topic Buttons below for more information
Category
About Buttons
Icon Bar
Applications Buttons
Attach Buttons
Lookup Button
Mark Records
Correspondence
Create Contact Log
Corner@
Known@
These@
Known@
Buttons@
Clicking@
Might@
Together@
Processes@
Sub-license@
Make@
Visual IndicatorB
Fields
Indicators
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Category
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Contacts
Notes
Network E-Mail
Cards
Business
Delete
Find...
Sort...
Spell
ICE...
Record Info
Index
E More Info
FieldsB
E<Click on one of the Topic Buttons below for more information
Category
Visual Indicators
Record ID Numbers
MenusB
E<Click on one of the Topic Buttons below for more information
Category
About Corie!
Preferences
Sorting
Printing
E Importing
E Exporting
Corie! Applications
Pull-Down Menus
GeneralB
E<Click on one of the Topic Buttons below for more information
Category
Using Corie! Help
Registration
License
Requirements
Location Of Corie!
Modifying Corie!
Welcome Audio
Records
Fields
Layouts
The Present, Future
Feedback
Upgrade Policy
Backup Your Work
Using HelpB
General
Using Help
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Category
Topic
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EzThis box will indicate your
location within Corie! Help.
Category, Topic and the
number of pages pertaining
to the Topic.
Corie! Help is constructed completely different from any other application found within the Corie! software package.
Help is laid out similar to a HyperCard Stack. The reason for using this design was to allowB
for a wide use of graphic examples.
This in turn will give you, the user, the best
possible explanation of how Corie works by providing you with both text and illustrations.
From the Category menu you can se
lect the area that you require help with ( Buttons, Fields, Menus and General Information ).
From these sub-menus you will be able to locate and retrieve just the specific information that you require.
E More Info
EzThis button will only appear when additional information is available. Simply click this button to access that information
E{Click this button to access the Category menu. From the Category menu you can select the general topic you need help with.
E0Click this button to access
the Previous Record.
E,Click this button to access
the Next Record.
EyThis button is located on all screen layouts. Clicking this button will automatically access the Corie! Help application.
About Corie!B
Menus
About Corie!
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
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Selecting this pull-down menu command will access the title or splash screen of the current application.
This screen contains the name of the application along with copyright and other information.
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
PreferencesB
Menus
Preferences
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Category
Topic
Category
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Selecting this pull-down menu command will access the screen layout known as Preferences.
This layout will allow you to define specific instructions for Corie to follow when working with that particular record.
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
Location Of Corie!B
General
Location
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In order for Corie to function correctly, all applications MUST be located within the same folder. You may name this folder anything you like. This folder in turn may then be located anywhere on your hard disk.B
DO NOT RENAME ANY APPLICATIONS FOUND WITHIN CORIE!
The reason for locating all applications within is same folder is due to the fact that Corie is interconnected. This allows Corie to automatically exchange i
nformation between applications.
Failure to locate all applications within the same folder will cause Corie to display a directory box. You will then have to manually locate, select and open the requested applDhication. However if all applications are located within the same folder this SITUATION will never arise.
SortingB
Menus
Sorting
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
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Selecting this pull-down menu command will access the Menu screen known as Sorting.
This menu will allow you to select the way your records are arranged from a pre defined set of sorting routines.
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
PrintingB
Menus
Printing
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Category
Topic
Category
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Selecting this pull-down menu command will access the menu screen known as Printing.
This menu will allow you to select the way your records are printed from a pre defined set of printing routines.
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
A ImportingB
Menus
E Importing
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
Previous
Selecting this pull-down menu command will access the menu screen known as Importing.
This menu will allow you to select the way your records are imported from a pre defined set of importing routines.
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
A ExportingB
Menus
E Exporting
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
Previous
Selecting this pull-down menu command will access the menu screen known as Exporting.
This menu will allow you to select the way your records are exported from a pre defined set of exporting routines.
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
Corie! AppsB
Menus
Corie! Apps
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
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Selecting any pull-down menu which contains the name
Corie!
, will access that database application.
Make sure all applications are located within the same folder. Do not rename any application!
About Corie!
Preferences...
Sorting...
Printing...
Importing...
Exporting...
Corie! Help
Corie! Home
Corie! ComputerWare
Corie! Contact Log
Corie! Contacts
Corie! Correspondence
Corie! Images
Corie! In/Out
Corie! Inventory
Corie! Notes
ICE 1B
Layouts
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Category
Topic
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Click
Application Button
to find - ALL - files linked to this record.
Click
Attach Button
to create a new record and link it to this file.
ComputerWare
Contact Log
Contacts
Correspondence
Images
In / Out
E Inventory
Notes
E QuickTime
Attach Button
Visual Indicators
Application Buttons
LayoutsB
E<Click on one of the Topic Buttons below for more information
Category
Record Info
Index
Business - Contacts
Pricing - Inventory
About ButtonsB
Buttons
About
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Category
Topic
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Buttons found within Corie may be active or inactive. In most cases to determine if a button is active or inactive, look at the text or label associated with the button.
If the label is black in color ( dark
) then the button is active.
If the label is white in color ( dimmed ) then the button is inactive.
In other cases when a button has no text or label associated with it, then looking at the button itself wC
ill indicate its status. In these cases buttons that have no text or labels and is white in color are referred to as inactive.
Only active buttons will preform when you select them. To select a button, simply
DL place the cursor on top of the button and click the mouse button only once.
Contacts
Notes
Inactive Button
Active Button
ComputerWare
Correspondence
Inactive Button
Active Button
Applications ButtonsB
Buttons
Applications
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Category
Topic
Category
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ComputerWare
Contact Log
Contacts
Correspondence
Images
In / Out
E Inventory
Notes
OnLine Info
Order Form
E QuickTime
Regional
E Scheduler
Video Library
Application
buttons like those found within Corie! Home are used to access
a particular database application. Simply click on the button of the application you
wish to open.
Additional information is avaBcilable on
Application
buttons. To access this information please click on the
More Info
button.
E More Info
Record ID NumbersB
Fields
Record ID #
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Category
Topic
Category
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Each time you create a new record, Corie will automatically assign a unique
Record ID Number
to that particular record.
Corie uses
Record ID Numbers
to create and maintain links between records found withB
in different applications.
YOU SHOULD NEVER RESERIALIZE RECORD ID NUMBERS.
Doing so will cause Corie to lose the ability to maintain and locate the properly linked information. In addition, once a record has
C@been deleted you should NEVER REUSE any old
Record ID Numbers
Corie will use the field
Link To ( Name Of
Application ) Record ID Number to maintain
and retrieve information found within other
database applications.
Simply type the
Record ID Number
of the record you w
ish to establish a link with. Pressing the Enter or Tab key will instruct Corie to access, locate and retrieve the necessary information.
Corie also has the ability to automatically
create links between recorC
ds for you.
Simply access the ICE layout, locate and click on the
Attach
button of the target application. Corie will do the rest.
For more information see
Attach
button.
Record ID Number 10125
A"Link To Contacts Record ID 10435
E More Info
ICE 2B
Layouts
2 of 2
Category
Topic
Category
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Click
Application Button
to find - ALL - files linked to this record.
Click
Attach Button
to create a new record and link it to this file.
ComputerWare
Contact Log
Contacts
Correspondence
Images
In / Out
E Inventory
Notes
E QuickTime
The buttons located within this area can be used to navigate the different screen layouts associated with ICE. These buttons will vary according to the application you are working in.
Finder 1
Finder 2
Contacts
Record InfoB
Layouts
Record Info
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Topic
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Date Created
Time Created
Date Last Modified
Time Last Modified
Created By
Modified By
Additional Comments
This area of the layout will automatically display information pertaining to when a record was created and when a record was last modified. In addition, Corie may or may not specify who created or modified the
record. Selecting
Preferences...
from the File pull-down menu ( category
General
) will allow you to enter your name using the
Custom
option. Corie will in turn use this information to update who created C
or modified this record.
EnYou may use this area to
Additional Comments
about the record.
For example, why a record
was modified.
Lookup ButtonB
Buttons
Lookup
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Category
Topic
Category
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Lookup
button will give you the ability to easily lookup, retrieve and display information that has been associated or linked to the record you are currently viewing. In most cases, Corie will use the
nk To ( application name ) Record ID Number
when retrieving the requested information. Simply click on the
Lookup
button and Corie will do the rest for you.
In order to locate ALL information that has been C
linked to the record you are viewing, simply access the ICE layout and select the
Application
button of the database you wish to search.
Mark RecordsB
Buttons
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Category
Topic
Category
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Visual Indicator
is used to indicate that you wish to mark this record for one reason or another. Simply click within the indicator ( the red square ) to mark a record. Clicking again within the indicator
will remove the visual marker.
Clicking on the
Mark All Records
button will instruct Corie to mark all records currently available in the Browse mode. Corie will do so by placing a small red
within the C
checkbox indicator.
Clicking on the
UnMark All Records
button will instruct Corie to remove all indicators found in records currently available in the Browse mode.
E Sort Name
Mark Record
E Account #
Visual Indicator
Mark All Records
UnMark All Records
Modifying Corie!B
General
E Modifying
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
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Correspondence Buttons 1B
Buttons
Correspo...
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Category
Topic
Category
Previous
Correspondence
EUSelect this button to access the Correspondence layout
found within Corie! Contacts.
Clear
E Clear All
Print
EXSelect this button to erase / remove the current document from the correspondence field.
EVSelect this button to erase / remove the documents found in ALL correspondence fields.
Select this button to save a copy of the current document for future use. Corie will automatically create a new record in Corie! Correspondence and copy the document into that application for you.
Select this button when you are ready to print your correspondence. Corie will automatically date, address and format your document for you.
Merge
This button is located within Corie! Correspondence. Selecting this button will instruct Corie to copy the selected document into the layout known as correspondence, found within Corie! Contacts. You have the oBkption of adding the document to the current record or to multiple records by way of the Replace dialog box.
Correspondence Buttons 2B
Buttons
Correspo...
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E$Schedule Date Of Next Correspondence
E Link To Correspondence Record ID
Find Today
12/01/93
10036
EFSelect this button to locate all
correspondence due to be sent today.
Corie will use the
Link To Correspondence Record ID
to locate and retrieve the requested document from the application Corie! Correspondence.
TIP...
to locate those contacts that you wish to send the same document.
Then using the
Replace
command, located under the Edit pull-down menu, you
can send the correspondence to multiple contacts.
IndexB
Layouts
Index
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
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Contacts
Notes
Network E-Mail
Cards
Business
Delete
Find...
Sort...
Spell
ICE...
Record Info
Index
E Select >>
E Sort By >
E Record ID
Classification
In order to access a particular record, first
locate the record by using the scroll bar found on the right side of the window. Once your record is located, click on the
Select
button just to the left of the r
ecord. Now that a record has been selected you can access any screen layout by way of the
Navigational
buttons found within the
Icon Bars
. For example to access the Business layout, simply click the large iC
con button named
Business
A quick way to sort records
is by clicking on the category or label button located near the top of the Index layout. Corie uses a pre defined set of scripts, which are attached to these button, when sorting your records.
Contact Log ButtonB
Buttons
Contact Log
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Category
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Create Contact Log
button will give you the ability to easily create and link a new contact log record to the record you are currently viewing. Corie will use the
Contact Record ID Number
when creating B
a new record within the application Corie! Contact Log.
Corie will also automatically enter the starting time of your call. When you have completed your call, clicking the
End Call
button will instruct Corie
CW to enter the ending time of your call as well as the duration of that particular call.
End Call
Welcome AudioB
General
Audio
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Category
Topic
Category
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Each time you initially run or launch the Corie! Home application you will hear the
Welcome Audio
message.
If you wish you may disable this audio message by following the instructions
listed below:
1) SeleB
Preferences
from the
pull-down menu.
2) Click on the icon button labeled
Document
3) Locate and click on the check box labeled
Perform Script
4) Click on the
button.
E6Double click on this button to
hear the audio message.
Business - ContactsB
Layouts
Business
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Category
Topic
Category
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Discount %
Time Billing Rate Per
Minute
$0.00
Customer Ours
Use this area to define a discount percent
given to a particular customer. Or a discount
percent given to you by a vendor that you do business with.
is selected, the discount percent will be used autBAomatically by Corie in the application known as Corie! Inventory.
Time Billing Rate
is used by Corie in the Contact Log application to calculate
the amount a customer will owe you for that particular conversation.
This option will only be needed if you bill your customB
ers for time. You may specify a different amount for each contact found within the Corie! Contacts application.
The default amount of $0.00 will automatically be entered by Corie whenever you create a new recoC
RegistrationB
General
Registration
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Category
Topic
Category
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To become a registered user, complete and return the Order Form that came with your software package. As a registered licensee of Corie, you will be notified of enhancements to this product and other software d
evelopments.
Remember, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Bob Davis at one of the options listed below:
America OnLine: BobD20
CompuServe: 70625,717
Bob Davis
7250 York Avenue CDSouth
Suite 317
Edina, MN 55435-4421
United States
LicenseB
General
License
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
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Pull-Down MenusB
Menus
Menus
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Category
Topic
Category
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Before you start using Corie, you should read the documentation that came with your copy of FileMaker Pro. This documentation will help explain how to use and work with FileMaker Pro and ultimately how to use aBnnd work with Corie.
For a complete description of all pull-down menus, please refer to your User
s Guide.
FileMaker Pro
s Guide.
RequirementsB
General
Requires
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Category
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System Requirements
Macintosh computer or IBM PC or compatible with Microsoft Windows.
PC version available July 1993.
12 inch or larger, color or gray scale monitor.
Hard disk drive.
2MB of RAM (
4MB recommended ).
FileMaker Pro version 2.0 or newer.
Optional Equipment
Printer.
Network.
QuickTime Requirements
QuickTime system extension from Apple Computer.
Macintosh computer with a 68030 C4CPU or newer.
PC computer with a 386 CPU or newer.
RecordsB
General
Records
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Category
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Records
A record contains the information you keep about one product, person, or transaction. A record corresponds to a paper form, such as a purchase order that contains detailed information in many differentB9 categories.
A set of records makes a file.
FieldsB
General
Fields
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Category
Topic
Category
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Fields
Within each record, you enter information into a field, which represents a category of information. A field can contain dollar amounts, names, part numbers, pictures, QuickTime movies, audio sounds, datBues, or times.
A field can contain as little as a single
number or as much as a twenty-one page document.
LayoutsB
General
Layouts
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Topic
Category
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Layouts
A layout arranges the way your information looks on
the screen and paper. A file can have several different
layouts, because each layout is completely separate from
your information; the layout contB&rols the appearance, not
the content.
Present, FutureB
General
Present/F...
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Category
Topic
Category
Previous
In the future several new and exciting database
applications, that will enhance the Corie line of
software products, will be developed. These
new products will be made available to the
general public as they ar
e completed. New and
updated versions of Corie will always be
available for downloading on the following
computer networks:
1. CompuServe Information Service
Mac Applications Forum - Database Library
2. AC;merica OnLine
Business Forum - Database Support Library
FeedbackB
General
Feedback
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
Previous
Any comments or suggestions you have about Corie are welcome. Please feel free to contact Bob Davis using the following methods:
Bob Davis
7250 York Avenue South
Suite 317
Edina, MN 55435-4421 USA
EB<lectronic Mail
CompuServe: 70625,717
America OnLine: BobD20
Upgrade PolicyB
General
Upgrade ...
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Category
Topic
Category
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As a registered user, you may be eligible to receive updates free of charge or for a small fee.
Normally anyone who registers an application within two months prior to the release of an upgrade, will receive t
he next version free of charge.
All upgrades will cost $5.00 per application.
Due to the growing size and complexity of Corie, future upgrades may be limited to perhaps one or two per year.
Corie!
BackupB
General
Backup
1 of 1
Category
Topic
Category
Previous
A power failure, hardware problem, or other factors could cause damage to your files.
There are several programs available on the market that will backup your daily work.
PLEASE, ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR WORK!
Corie!
Pricing - InventoryB
Layouts
Pricing
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Topic
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Count\Unit
E Unit Cost
Other Cost
E Sub Total
Cost Per Item
E Mark Up %
Amount Of Markup
Cost Per Item
Suggested Price
Cost Per Item
Amount Of Markup
Gross Profit
Retail Price
Cost Per Item
$9.99
$10.64
$1.06
$1.06
$1.44
$1.44
$1.06
$2.50
$2.50
$1.06
$1.44
The Icon Bar, Navigational Buttons, Command Buttons
Icon Bar
is a very useful tool. It
s a good idea to know the full range of its capabilities as soon as you can. To get a better idea of how it works, pB
lease continue to read the following explanation.
When you access most any application found within Corie, the
Icon Bar
will be the first thing that comes on screen and is located at the top and/or bottom of
each window. The area between the
Icon Bars
are known as the body of the record. The
Icon Bar
will contain a row of buttons. These buttons are those that you are likely to use most often.
In this example D
all buttons except for one are active. The button labeled Contacts, in the upper left corner, is inactive.
Navigational Buttons
The large icon buttons, found within the icon bars, are known as
Navigational
Buttons. Clicking on one of these active buttons will instruct Corie to access that screen layout.
Command Buttons
The smaller buttons located in the lower left corner are known as
Command
Buttons. ClickingF
on this type of button will instruct Corie to perform one of the following command functions:
This button actually has two functions associated with it.
In Browse mode, selecting this button will cr
eate a new record in which you may enter new information.
In Find mode, selecting this button will produce multiple find request in which you may enter additional criteria to search for.
Delete
This buttH
on also has two functions associated with it.
In Browse mode, selecting this button will remove or erase the current record from the database application. A dialog box will appear confirming that you wish to
delete a record.
In Find mode, selecting this button will remove any additional find requests that may have been created.
Find...
Select this button when you wish to locate or omit specific information.J
Doing so will switch to the Find mode.
Sort...
Selecting this button will display the Sort Dialog Box. From this dialog box you may define the way your records are arranged.
Date
Select this button whe
n you wish to add or insert the current date into a field in Browse mode or into fields in a find request.
Time
Select this button when you wish to add or insert the current time into a field in Browse modeL
or into fields in a find request.
Spell
Selecting this button will check the spelling of all words in the current record.
ICE...
ICE is an acronym for
Interconnected Communications Environment.
ICE i
s more of a navigational style button rather than a command button. Therefore selecting this button will access the screen layout known as
ICE - Finder 1.
From here you will be able to track and locate additiNUonal information that is associated or linked to the current record you are viewing.
Icon Bar Visual Indicators
Visual Indicators
are check box style fields that are used to indicate the presence of additional information.
To indicate the presence of additional information, simply clickB
within the indicator
( the red square ). A small
will appear, indicating the presence of additional information. Clicking again within the indicator will remove the marker.
In this example, additional in
formation is located in the screen layout known as Notes. Clicking on the
Notes
button will access that screen layout and display the requested information.
Remember,
Visual Indicators
located within the tD
op Icon Bar are not automatic operations. You must manually click within the indicator to show the presence of additional information.
are also located on two screen layouts: ICE - Finder 1 andB
ICE - Finder 2. These indicators are used to indicate that information located within another application has been linked to or associated with the current record you are viewing.
Attach Button
By clicking o
n the
Attach
button you will instruct Corie to automatically access and create a new record within the target application. In addition Corie will automatically update the
Visual Indicator
associated with thD
at application. You still may manually click within the indicator ( the red square ) to add or remove the visual marker
Application Button
Clicking on the
Application
button will instruct Corie to acce
ss and locate - ALL - information that has been linked to the current record you are viewing. If no information can be found a dialog box will appear notifying you that no records could be found. Once Corie hasF
located all linked records, Corie will automatically sort and display the Index Screen Layout. From here you can easily locate and select the record you wish to view.
Modifying Corie! ( Layouts, Scripts, Fields )
Once you become a registered user of an application you will gain the ability to modify that application. For example:
Add or modify layouts.
Add or modify
scripts.
Add or modify fields.
Define security access to any registered application using your own passwords.
The password dialog box that now appears each time you open a
Limited
Access
appliC
cation will be removed thereby allowing you FULL access to every
component of the application.
Working With Layouts
When you wish to modify a current layout, you will find that all objects located on tha
t layout are locked. To unlock an object, do the following:
1) Enter the Layout mode by selecting
Layout
from the
Select
pull-down
menu.
2) Select the object you wish to modify by clicking on it.
Select
UnLock
from the
Arrange
pull-down menu.
In many cases objects found on a layout might be a combination of several objects grouped together. For example - Buttons. When this is the case you will hav
e to do the following:
1) Enter the Layout mode by selecting
Layout
from the
Select
pull-down
menu.
2) Select the object you wish to modify by clicking on it.
3) Select
UnLock
from the
Arrange
ull-down menu.
4) Select
UnGroup
from the
Arrange
pull-down menu.
NOTE ... When you ungroup an object like a button, a dialog box will appear
notifying you that the script associate
d with that button will become
invalid. Click
to continue.
5) Make the necessary modifications.
6) Select all objects and regroup them using the
Group
command located under
the I
Arrange
pull-down menu.
7) Make sure the object is selected by clicking on it.
8) Select
Define Button
, if needed, from the
Script
pull-down menu.
9) Click on
Perform Script
from the list and then se
lect a script from the pop
up menu. Clicking on the button
will assign the selected script to that
button.
Scripts
Once you become a registered user you will be able to create and/or modify sK
cripts.
All scripts found within Corie are arranged by category thereby making it easier to locate a particular script.
For more information on scripts, please refer to the manual that came with your copy of
FileMaker Pro. In addition, you can examine any script currently in use by Corie to see how a particular task is carried out.
Fields
You can add or modify fields by way of the
Define Fields
command located M
under the
Select
pull-down menu. Once again, please refer to the manual that came with your copy of FileMaker Pro for more information.
Software License Agreement
This document is a legal agreement between you, the
end user,
and Bob Davis.
BY USING THIS SOFTWARE, YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.
Grant Of License
/ Permitted Use
Bob Davis retains ownership of all copies of this software.
Bob Davis grants to you the end user the right to copy the enclosed software onto a single computer and the right for you and otherC
s to use that copy of the software on that single computer. You may copy the software onto multiple computers
( office, home, laptop ) provided that only one copy of the software is used at any time and such u
se is by you.
Where the software is copied onto multiple computers, or is used on a network or file server, you must purchase the number of copies of the software equal to the number of users who will use the E
software.
You may transfer the complete software on a permanent basis provided you do not retain any copies and the recipient agrees to the terms of this agreement.
The software is owned by Bob Davis and is p
rotected by United States copyright
laws and international treaty provisions. Therefore, you must treat the software like any other copyrighted material, except that you may (a) make copies of the software solG
ely for backup or archival purposes, and (b) transfer the software from floppy disks to hard disks provided that the software is used as specified herein.
When transferring ownership of the software, please no
tify Bob Davis in writing.
Restrictions
You may not lease, loan, rent or sub-license the software. You may not create derivative works from the software. If you later receive an update to this software or ifI
this software is an update to a prior version, any transfer must include both the update and all accessible prior versions of the software.
1. Anyone may distribute the
Limited Access
version of the softwar
e without permission from Bob Davis as long as the software has not been modified.
2. No one other than Bob Davis may distribute fully functioning registered versions of the software without written permissionK
from Bob Davis.
3. Removal or modification of copyright information from the software is strictly forbidden!
U.S. Government Restricted Rights
If you are acquiring the software on behalf of any unit or agen
cy of the United States Government, the following provision applies - It is acknowledged that the software was developed at private expense and that no part is in the public domain and that the software is provM
ided with restricted rights. Contractor/manufacturer is:
Bob Davis
7250 York Avenue South
Suite 317
Edina, MN 55435-4421
Export Law Assurance
The software may be subject to the export controls of the
United States Department of State and Commerce and the end user agrees to fully comply with all applicable U.S. export regulations governing export, destination, ultimate end user and other restrictions relatinO
g to the software.
Disclaimer Of Liability
This software is provided
AS IS
without warranty of any kind.
Bob Davis will in no event be liable for direct, indirect, incidental, or any other damages resultin
g from any error or omission in the information, the software, the disk, or other processes including but not limited to any interruption of service, loss of business ( business information, business profits, aQ
nd the like ), legal action, or any other consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use this software even if Bob Davis has been advised of the possibility of such damages, or for any claim b
y any other party.
THE USER ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITY ARISING FROM THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE!
Bob Davis will neither be responsible nor liable for any illegal use of this software.
Bob Davis reserves the rigS
ht to make corrections or improvements to the information and/or the software, at any time, without notice.
The warranty and remedies set forth above are exclusive and in lieu of all other, oral or written, ex
pressed or implied.
The exclusion of implied warranties is not permitted by some states. The above exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty provides you with specific legal rights. There may be other riU6ghts that you may have which vary from state to state.
The fields listed above are located within the application known as Corie! Inventory.
Unit Cost
The actual cost of a product, item or service before tax, shipping or other cost is added.
Example: A box of B
blank disks may cost you $9.99.
Other Cost
The amount of tax, shipping or other cost added to the Unit Cost.
Example: The tax on the box of blank disks may be $0.65.
Sub Total
The actual amount a produ
ct, item or service will cost you.
Example: Total cost for one box of blank disks $10.64.
Count\Unit <- Reads as
Count per unit
The number of items found within the unit.
Example: Each box of blankD
disks normally contains 10 diskettes.
Cost Per Item
The actual cost of each individual item found within the unit.
Example: Each diskette found within the box actual cost you $1.06.
Mark Up %
If you a
re selling this item and wish to make a profit, you generaly mark up or inflate the price by a certain percent.
Example: A box of blank disks may cost you $10.64 to purchase. You now wish to sell individual diF
skette for $2.50, thereby inflating the price by 1.35%.
Amount Of Markup
This is the actual amount the item will increase by.
Example: Since each diskette cost you $1.06 and you wish to sell diskettes for
$2.50 the actual amount you will increase the price by is $1.44.
Suggested Price
Based on the information you supplied, Corie will figure the suggested price automatically.
Retail Price
The retail priceH
will be the actual amount you will charge for the product, item or service. This could be equal to, greater than or less than the suggested price.
Gross Profit
The actual amount you will profit on the saleI' of each item ( money in you pocket ).