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DBCOIN(TM)
FOR WINDOWS
Coin Collection Inventory System
for Microsoft Windows(TM)
USER'S GUIDE
Version 1.0
This product was developed with Microsoft Visual Basic(TM).
(C) Copyright 1992 by Mark L. Hetzel
If you are an individual, (not a company or an institution) you may use the
program on any other computer(s) that you personally own. You may make backup
copies of the program only for your use. However, no part of this user guide
may be photocopied. I am relying primarily on your good faith not to violate
my copyright.
(C) Copyright 1987-1991 by Microsoft Corporation
(C) Copyright 1984-1991 by Coromandel Industries, Inc.
Microsoft, Windows and Visual Basic are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
The author warrants for a 90-day period commencing on the date you receive
delivery of a registered copy of the program, that, if properly installed and
operated on a computer for which it was designed, the program will perform
substantially in accordance with the User's Guide. The author's liability
shall, in any event, be limited to the purchase price of the program and shall
not include consequential damages, such as loss or destruction of data
resulting from use of the program. The author will not honor any warranty
unless you own a registered copy of the program.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Getting Started
Introduction 1
Hardware and Software Requirements 1
System Files 1
Overview of dBCoin Features 1
Installing dBCoin 2
Chapter 2 - Using dBCoin
Starting and Exiting dBCoin 5
Working with the Menu Bar 6
Selecting Menu Commands 6
Using dBCoin's Control Menu 6
Chapter 3 - Building a Database
Opening a Database File 8
Adding Records 10
Editing Records 12
Chapter 4 - Database Reports
Types of Reports 15
Displaying and Printing Reports 15
Chapter 5 - Technical Support 19
CHAPTER 1 - GETTING STARTED
Introduction
Welcome to dBCoin for Windows. dBCoin is a coin collection inventory system
developed specifically for Microsoft Windows 3.0 or higher. dBCoin takes
advantage of Windows' Graphical User Interface (GUI) and its memory management
capabilities. dBCoin is a Windows application. The program will not
work outside the Windows operating system. dBCoin for Windows was developed
with Microsoft Visual Basic.
Hardware and Software Requirements
80286, 80386 or 80486 PC
2 MB RAM
Hard Drive
Microsoft Windows 3.0 or 3.1
System Files included with dBCoin:
README Basic information about program and a registration form in
ASCII text format.
DBCOIN.DOC User's Guide in ASCII text format.
DBCOIN.EXE dBCoin for Windows application.
VBRUN100.DLL Visual Basic run time file.
CMDIALOG.VBX Visual Basic run time file.
GRID.VBX Visual Basic run time file.
ISAM.DLL Isam data manager run time file.
ISAMUDT.DLL Isam data manager run time file.
BURMNGR.EXE Isam data manager run time file.
ISAM.INI Isam initialization file.
SAMPLE.DAT Sample data.
SAMPLE.IDX Index file for sample data.
Overview of dBCoin Features
* Intuitive data entry, edit, query and browse features.
* Information sorted and indexed on all fields (except comments).
* Quick and easy access to coin information.
* Reports display records and collection statistics on screen or in
printed form.
* Create one or more database files. Each file can contain an unlimited
number of records.
* Mouse and keyboard supported.
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Installing dBCoin
dBCoin files should be copied to your hard drive before attempting to run the
program. Windows' File Manager will help you create a directory and copy the
program files from the diskette to the new directory on the hard drive. File
Manager is usually in the first position in the Main Group window of Program
Manager. If you use a Windows desktop manager such as Norton Desktop(TM),
follow the desktop manager's instructions for creating a directory and adding
dBCoin to an application group.
Mouse * Double-click the File Manager program icon.
Keyboard * Press the left or right arrow key to move the highlight to the
File Manager program icon and press ENTER.
Create a New Directory:
Mouse 1. Point to File on the menu bar and click.
2. Point to the Create Directory menu item and click. The
Create Directory dialog box will appear.
3. Type the new directory name including the drive, if
different then the current one. Example: c:\DBCOIN
4. Point to the OK button and click to create a directory.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, F to open the File menu.
2. Press E to select Create Directory. The Create Directory
dialog box will appear.
3. Type the new directory name including the drive, if
different then the current one. Example: c:\DBCOIN
4. Press ENTER to create a directory.
Copy dBCoin Files to New Directory:
Make sure the source and destination disk drive icons are visible.
Mouse 1. Point to the disk drive icon (A or B) containing DBCO1N.EXE
and click.
2. Point to DBCO1N.EXE in the file list on right side of
screen and click. DBCO1N.EXE will be highlighted.
3. Point to File on the menu bar and click.
4. Point to the Copy menu item and click. The Copy dialog box
will appear.
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5. Type the destination disk drive and directory. Example:
C:\dBCoin
6. Point to the OK button and click.
7. Point to the drive icon where DBCO1N.EXE is located and
click.
8. Point to the directory where DBCO1N.EXE is located and
click.
9. Point to DBCO1N.EXE and double-click. dBCoin will now be
unpacked in the new directory.
KeyBoard 1. Press CTRL and letter of disk drive containing DBCO1N.EXE.
2. Press TAB to move cursor to file list.
3. Press the Down direction key to highlight DBCO1N.EXE.
4. Press F8. The Copy dialog box will appear.
5. Type the destination disk drive and directory. Example:
C:\dBCoin
6. Press ENTER to begin copying files.
7. Press TAB to move cursor to a drive icon. Use the
direction key(s) to highlight the drive containing
DBCO1N.EXE and press ENTER.
8. Press TAB to move cursor to directory list. Use the
direction key(s) to highlight the directory containing
DBCO1N.EXE and press ENTER.
9. Press TAB to move cursor to file list. Use the direction
key(s) to highlight DBCO1N.EXE and press ENTER. dBCoin
will now be unpacked in the new directory.
Exit File Manager:
Mouse 1. Point to File on the menu bar and click.
2. Point to Exit menu item and click.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, F to open the File menu.
2. Press X.
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Add dBCoin to an Application Group:
Mouse 1. Double-click the Windows Setup program icon. The Windows
Setup dialog box will appear.
2. Point to the Options menu item and click.
3. Point to Set Up Applications and click. The Setup
Applications dialog box will appear.
4. Point to "Ask you to specify an application." and click.
5. Point to the OK button and click.
6. Enter the path and file name. Example:
c:\DBCOIN\DBCOIN.EXE
7. Press A to select the program group where you want dBCoin
located.
8. Point to the OK button and click. The dBCoin icon will now
appear in the program group you selected.
Keyboard 1. Press the direction arrow key(s) to move the highlight to
the Windows Setup Program icon and press ENTER. The
Windows Setup dialog box will appear.
2. Press ALT, O to open the Options menu.
3. Press S. The Set Up Applications dialog box will appear.
4. Press the Down direction key to highlight "Ask you to
specify an application." and press ENTER.
5. Enter the path and file name. Example:
c:\DBCOIN\DBCOIN.EXE
6. Press A to select the program where you want dBCoin
located.
7. Press Tab to highlight the OK button and press ENTER. The
dBCoin icon will appear in the program group you selected.
8. Press ALT, O and X to exit from Windows Setup.
dBCoin will now be included in an applications group window with its own
program icon.
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CHAPTER 2 - USING DBCOIN
Starting and Exiting dBCoin
Starting dBCoin from Program Manager:
Mouse 1. Open the Program Manager window, if not already open, by
double-clicking the Program Manager icon.
2. Open the application group window containing dBCoin, if not
already open, by double-clicking the application group
icon.
3. Double-click the dBCoin icon. The dBCoin title page will
appear.
4. Point to the Continue button and click. The dBCoin menu
bar will appear.
KeyBoard 1. Open the Program Manager window, if not already open, by
using direction keys to highlight the Program Manager icon
and press ENTER.
2. Open the application group window containing dBCoin, if not
already open, by pressing CTRL, TAB to highlight the
applications group icon and press ENTER.
3. Use the direction arrow keys to highlight the dBCoin
program icon and press ENTER. The dBCoin title page will
appear.
4. Press ENTER. The dBCoin menu bar will appear.
Exiting dBCoin:
Mouse 1. Point to File on the menu bar and click.
2. Point to the Exit menu item and click. The dBCoin for
Windows order form will appear if you are using a review
copy.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, F.
2. Press X. The dBCoin for Windows order form will appear if
you are using a review copy.
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Working the Menu Bar
Select a Menu:
Mouse * Point to the name of the menu item on the menu bar and
click to open the menu.
Keyboard * Press ALT and the underlined letter of the menu item you
want.
Cancel a Menu:
Mouse * Click the menu name or any where outside the menu.
KeyBoard * Press ALT to cancel the menu and move back to the
application workspace.
Press ESC to cancel the menu but remain on the menu bar so that you can select
another menu.
Selecting Menu Commands
Choose an Item from a Selected Menu:
Mouse * Point to the menu item and click.
Keyboard * Type the underlined letter in the item name.
Using dBCoin's Control Menu
Open dBCoin's Control Menu:
Mouse * Point to the Control Menu box in the upper-left corner of
the window and click.
Do not double-click or you will close the window.
Keyboard * Press ALT and SPACEBAR.
Control Menu Commands
Command Action
Restore Restores the window to its size before it was enlarged or
shrunk to an icon.
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Move Allows window to be moved to another position of the
screen.
Size Allows you to change the size of the window.
Minimize Shrinks the window to an icon.
Maximize Enlarges the window to full screen.
Close Closes window and exits from dBCoin.
Switch To... Starts Task List, which lets you switch among running
applications.
Screen Color:
The background color of each dBCoin screen can be changed through the Windows
Control Panel. The color of text, data entry fields and report screens cannot
be changed.
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CHAPTER 3 - BUILDING A DATABASE
Opening a Database File
dBCoin allows you to create one large database or several small database files
for your coin collection. See Chapter 2 to start dBCoin.
Create a Database File:
Mouse 1. Point to File on the menu bar and click to open the menu.
2. Point to the New File menu item and click. The File Open
dialog box will appear.
3. Enter the file name to be created. The file name must have
eight or fewer characters. The current drive and path is
displayed to the right of the file name entry box. dBCoin
will add the file extension .DAT for you. (Example:
Coin.Dat)
Change the drive -
a. Point to the Drive List box arrow in the lower right
hand corner of screen and click. A list of the
available drives will appear.
b. Point to the appropriate drive and click. The new drive
will appear to the left of the file name box.
Change the directory -
a. Point to the current drive in the Directory List box and
double-click.
b. Point to the new directory and double-click. The drive
and new directory will appear to the right of the file
name text box.
4. Point to the OK button and click to create the file entered
in #3. The File Open dialog box will disappear when a
valid file name is entered. Cancel your selection without
creating a file by pointing to the Cancel button and
clicking.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, F to open the menu.
2. Press N. The File Open dialog box will appear.
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3. Enter the file name to be created. The file name must have
eight or less characters. The current drive and path is
displayed to the right of the file name entry box. dBCoin
will add the extension .DAT for you. (Example: Coin.Dat)
Change the drive -
a. Press TAB to highlight the Drive List box.
b. Press the direction arrow key to open the Drive List
box.
c. Press the direction arrow key(s) to highlight a new
drive and press ENTER.
Change the directory -
a. Press TAB to highlight the Directory List box.
b. Press the direction arrow key(s) to highlight the new
directory and press ENTER. The drive and new directory
will appear to the right of the file name text box.
4. Press TAB to highlight the OK button and press ENTER to
create the file entered in #3. The File Open dialog box
will disappear when a valid file name is entered. Cancel
your selection without creating a file by pressing TAB to
highlight the Cancel button and pressing ENTER.
Open an Existing Database File:
Mouse 1. Point to File on the menu bar and click to open the menu.
2. Point to the Open menu item and click. The File Open
dialog box will appear.
Change the drive -
a. Point to the Drive List box arrow in the lower right
hand corner of screen and click. A list of the
available drives will appear.
b. Point to the appropriate drive and click. The new drive
will appear to the left of the file name box.
Change the directory -
a. Point to the current drive in the Directory List box and
double-click.
b. Point to the new directory and double-click. The drive
and new directory will appear to the right of the file
name text box.
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3. Point to the file listed in file list box and double-click.
The database file will be opened and the File Open dialog
box will disappear.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, F to open the menu.
2. Press O. The File Open dialog box will appear.
Change the drive -
a. Press TAB to highlight the Drive List box.
b. Press the direction arrow key to open the Drive List
box.
c. Press the direction arrow key(s) to highlight a new
drive and press ENTER.
Change the directory -
a. Press TAB to highlight the Directory List box.
b. Press the direction arrow key(s) to highlight the new
directory and press ENTER. The drive and new directory
will appear to the right of the file name text box.
3. Press TAB until the first item in the file list box is
highlighted.
4. Press the direction arrow key(s) to highlight the file to
be opened and press ENTER. The database file will be
opened. The File Open dialog box will disappear.
Close a Database File:
Mouse 1. Point to File on the menu bar and click to open the menu.
2. Point to the Close menu item and click.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, F to open the menu.
2. Press C.
Adding Records
Mouse 1. Point to Records on the menu bar and click to open the
menu.
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2. Point to the Update menu item and click. The Data Entry
and Edit screen will appear if you have already opened a
database file.
A Menu dialog box will appear if a file is not open. Point
to the OK button and click. The dialog box will disappear.
See the instructions for Opening a Database File.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, R to open the menu.
2. Press ENTER. If you have already opened a database file,
the Data Entry and Edit screen will appear.
A Menu dialog box will appear if a file is not open. Press
ENTER. The dialog box will disappear. See the
instructions for Opening a Database File.
The following list are the data entry fields for each record stored in the
database:
Length
Field Description (Characters) Format
Country Issuing stamp 25 Text
Catalog No. Catalog number 8 Alpha/Numeric
Type Coin type 20 Text
Denomination Circulation value 20 Text
Mint Date Year minted 8 Alpha/Numeric
Coin Grade Condition 5 Alpha/Numeric
Purchase Date Date purchased 8 MM/DD/YYYY
Cost Purchase price 9 $0-$999,999.00
Market Value Catalog value 9 $0-$999,999.00
Notes Remarks 100 Text
Enter Data:
Data entered does not become part of a field until the cursor is moved to
another field by pressing TAB, pointing to a field and clicking or pressing
SHIFT, TAB. Press TAB to move the cursor forward from field to field and
button to button. Press SHIFT, TAB to move backward. A mouse can be used to
move around the screen by pointing to a field and clicking once. Within each
field the direction, DEL and INS keys can be used to edit. The BACKSPACE key
can delete characters in each field except the cost and market value fields.
The program does not require fields to be changed when the data from the
previous record is the same as the current record you are entering. Press TAB
to skip to the next field without changing information in the current field.
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Each data entry field has built-in edit checking. Information is verified as
valid when entered. For example, you cannot enter alpha characters in the
Cost field. A Data Entry Error dialog box will appear if an invalid entry is
made.
Press ENTER to remove the dialog box. A coin's purchase date can be entered
as 1/1/92. dBCoin will format the date to 01/01/1992 after pressing TAB.
Data Entry and Edit Command Buttons:
The command buttons at the top of the screen can be activated by pointing to a
button and clicking or pressing ALT and the key for the underlined letter
except the query buttons (=, > and =>). Also, TAB can be used to move the
highlight to a button and pressing ENTER to activate that button.
Save a Record:
Mouse * Point to the Add button and click.
Keyboard * Press ALT, A.
This will save the record currently displayed on the screen in memory. The
cursor will then be moved to the Country field. New records are saved to the
hard drive when you exit from the Data Entry and Edit screen.
Editing Records
The Data Entry and Edit screen is also used to edit records stored in your
database.
Find a Record:
dBCoin provides powerful query features to find records. A query is made by
using an exact match (=) or an approximate search (> or =>). dBCoin will
search on the first field that has an entry. Selecting (>) or (=>) when all
fields are empty will cause dBCoin to display records in the order they were
entered.
Note: Database searches can be done on only one field at a time. For
example, 1964D is entered in the Mint Date field and the (=) query key
is selected. dBCoin will display the first record with a Mint Date
equal to 1964D. If Jefferson is entered in the Type field and 1964 in
the Mint Date field and the (=) query key is selected. dBCoin will
display the first record with a Type equal to Jefferson. The Mint Date
field will be ignored.
Queries are case sensitive. If information was originally entered with the
first letter of each word uppercase and all characters in your search criteria
are uppercase then the query results may not be what you expect.
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1. Enter the search criteria in the appropriate field.
2. Select a query button (=) EQUAL TO, (>) GREATER THAN or (=>)
GREATER THAN EQUAL TO and click or press ENTER.
3. dBCoin will now search the database using the criteria you
specified. dBCoin will display in the Data Entry and Edit screen
the first record meeting the criteria. The Data Entry Error
dialog box will appear if a record is not found. Press ENTER to
clear the dialog box from the screen.
4. Use the Next button to move forward through the database. Use the
Previous button to move backward.
Mouse * Point to the Next or Previous buttons and click to display
record on the screen.
Keyboard * Press Alt, N (Next) or P (Previous) to display record on
the screen.
You also can press TAB to highlight the Next or Previous buttons and press
ENTER.
Note: Next button - When you reach the last record in the database,
the Data Entry Error dialog box will appear. Press ENTER to clear the
dialog box from the screen. Previous button - When you reach the first
record in the database, the Data Entry Error dialog box will appear.
Press ENTER to clear the dialog box from the screen.
Change a Record:
The Change button is used to save changes made to the record currently
displayed in the Data Entry and Edit screen. After editing the record do the
following to save the change(s):
1. Point to the Change button and click or press ALT, C. The Edit
Record dialog box will appear requesting verification to save the
change(s).
2. Point to the YES button and click or press ENTER to save the
change(s). Point to the NO button and click or press TAB to
highlight the NO button and press ENTER to cancel the change(s).
Changes are saved to disk when you exit from the Data Entry
and Edit screen if you selected YES.
Delete a Record:
The Delete button is used to delete the record currently displayed in the Data
Entry and Edit screen.
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1. Point to the Delete button and click or press ALT, D. An Edit
Record dialog box will appear requesting verification.
2. Point to the YES button and click or press ENTER to delete the
record. All fields will be cleared. Point to the NO button and
click or press ALT, A to cancel Delete.
Clear Data Entry Fields
The Clear button will remove information entered in the data entry fields.
Using the Clear button will not affect information already stored in the
database.
Point to the Clear button and click or press ALT, L to clear the screen.
Print a Record
The Print button is used to print the record displayed in the Data Entry and
Edit screen. Point to the Print button and click or press ALT, R to print the
record.
Exit the Data Entry and Edit Screen:
Point to the Exit button and click or press ALT, X to leave the Data Entry and
Edit screen. Exiting from the Data Entry and Edit screen will save all
additions, changes and deletions made to the database. dBCoin updates the
database index file when records are added, changed or deleted.
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CHAPTER 4 - REPORTS
Types of Reports
dBCoin can generate various reports that can be printed or displayed on your
computer screen. The Coin Inventory List will list the records in sorted
order. The Collection Analysis Report will show statistical information about
your coin collection database. Reports are setup to print on an 80 column
printer.
dBCoin provides powerful query features to find records. A query is made by
using an exact match (=) or an approximate search (> or =>). dBCoin will
search on the first field that has an entry. Selecting (>) or (=>) when all
fields are empty will cause dBCoin to display records in the order they were
entered.
Queries are case sensitive. If information was originally entered with the
first letter of each word uppercase and all characters in your search criteria
are uppercase then the query results may not be what you expect.
Coin Inventory List:
Display Records on Screen
Mouse 1. Point to Reports on the menu bar and click to open the
menu. The report screen will appear if a database file is
open. A Menu dialog box will appear if a file is not
open. Point to the OK button and click. The dialog box
will disappear. See instructions for opening a database
file.
2. Point to the List Records menu item and click.
3. Enter your search criteria in the appropriate query field.
Query fields are located below the command buttons. Query
fields are similar to the data entry fields in the Data
Entry and Edit screen.
4. Point to the appropriate query button (=) EQUAL TO, (>)
GREATER THAN or (=>) GREATER THAN EQUAL TO and click. The
Screen and Printer buttons will become visible if a
record(s) is found. A Coin Inventory dialog box will
appear if no records are found. Point to the OK button and
click. The dialog box will disappear.
5. Point to the Screen button and click to display record(s)
found. All or some records found will be display on
the screen. A maximum of 19 records can be displayed on
the screen at once. Scroll through the records by pointing
to a Scroll button and clicking.
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6. Point to the left and right scroll bar arrows at the bottom
of the screen to display more columns of information.
The following buttons are used to scroll through the database:
Home - Scrolls to first record.
Up - Scrolls up one record.
Down - Scrolls down one record.
PgUp - Scrolls up one screen.
PgDn - Scrolls down one screen.
End - Scrolls to last record.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, E to open the Report menu. The report screen
will appear if a database file is open. A Menu dialog box
will appear if a file is not open. Point to the OK button
and click. The dialog box will disappear. See the
instructions for opening a database file.
2. Press ENTER.
3. Enter your search criteria in the appropriate query field.
Query fields are located below the command buttons. Query
fields are similar to the data entry fields in the Data
Entry and Edit screen.
4. Press TAB to highlight the appropriate query button (=)
EQUAL TO, (>) GREATER THAN or (=>) GREATER THAN EQUAL TO
and press ENTER. The Screen and Printer buttons will
become visible if a record(s) is found. A Coin Inventory
dialog box will appear if no records are found. Press
ENTER and the dialog box will disappear.
5. Press ALT, S to display record(s) found. All or some
records found will be display on the screen. A maximum
of 19 records can be displayed on the screen at once.
Scroll through the records by highlighting a Scroll button
and pressing ENTER.
6. TAB to the area where records are displayed. Use the
direction arrow key(s) to display more columns of
information.
The following methods can be used to scroll through the database:
1. Press TAB to highlight a Scroll button and press ENTER.
2. Press ALT and letter underlined on the Scroll button.
(Example: ALT, E for the End button)
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Clear Screen
The Cancel button will remove records and information from the query fields.
Point to the Cancel button and click or press ALT, C to clear the screen.
Print Report
Follow the same procedure for displaying records on the screen except click or
press the Printer button.
Exit List Records
Point to the Exit button or press ALT, X to leave the Coin Inventory List
screen.
Collection Analysis Report:
Display Report on Screen
Mouse 1. Point to Reports on the menu bar and click to open the
menu. The report screen will appear if a database file is
open. A Menu dialog box will appear if a file is not open.
Point to the OK button and click. The dialog box will
disappear. See instructions for opening a database file.
2. Point to the Analysis menu item and click. The Report
screen will appear.
3. Enter your search criteria in the appropriate query field.
Query fields are located below the command buttons. Query
fields are similar to the data entry fields in the Data
Entry and Edit screen.
4. Point to the appropriate query button (=) EQUAL TO, (>)
GREATER THAN or (=>) GREATER THAN EQUAL TO and click. The
Screen and Printer buttons will become visible if a
record(s) is found. An Analysis dialog box will appear if
no records are found. Point to the OK button and click.
The dialog box will disappear.
5. Point to the Screen button and click to display the report
if record(s) is found.
Keyboard 1. Press ALT, E to open the Records menu.
2. Press A. The Collection Analysis Report screen will
appear.
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3. Enter your search criteria in the appropriate query field.
Query fields are located below the command buttons. Query
fields are similar to the data entry fields in the Data
Entry and Edit screen.
4. Press TAB to highlight the appropriate query button (=)
EQUAL TO, (>) GREATER THAN or (=>) GREATER THAN EQUAL TO
and press ENTER. The Screen and Printer buttons will
become visible if a record(s) is found. A Collection
Analysis dialog box will appear if no records are found.
Press ENTER and the dialog box will disappear.
5. Press ALT, S to display the report if record(s) is found.
Clear Screen
The Cancel button will remove records and information from the query fields.
Point to the Cancel button and click or press ALT, C to clear the screen.
Print Report
Follow the same procedure for displaying records on the screen except click
or press the Printer button.
Exit Collection Analysis Report
Point to the Exit button or press ALT, X to leave the Coin Inventory Analysis
screen.
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CHAPTER 5 - TECHNICAL SUPPORT
I have attempted to design dBCoin to be easy to use. Still, I will be happy
to help you if you encounter a problem. Contact me by one of the following
methods:
Telephone (608) 273-2739
Probably the best way to solve a problem. It is easier to provide assistance
when I can speak with you directly. Call me during the following times:
Monday - Friday 7 - 9 PM
Saturday 9 AM - 4 PM
All times are Central Standard Time.
Please try to be in front of your computer with the program operating. It is
difficult to diagnose a software problem if you are not at the computer.
CompuServe
ID number 71371,731
Write
Send correspondence to:
Mark L. Hetzel
4466 Sentinel Pass
Madison, WI 53711
Any comments or suggestions you have dBCoin for Windows would be appreciated.
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