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- VENDINFO standard v1.04, produced by VendEdit v1.30, 1-Jul-1996
-
- ===== Product Information ==============================
- Product: NameBase Address and Phone book
- Version: 3.30
- Version Date: 1-Jul-1996
- Product Type: Software
- Basic Distribution Policy (see License, below, for details):
- Test version of product, not for further distribution
-
- Product Description: Extremely easy to use program which keeps
- track of names, 4 phone numbers, 2 addresses,
- and very long notes about each person or
- company. Dials the phone. Prints pocket
- address book, labels, envelopes, reports,
- etc. Full mouse support. Records are quickly
- located by just typing the 1st few characters
- of a person's name. Holds multiple lists,
- categorized like you want. WINDOWS VERSION
- AVAILABLE FREE!
- Reason for version: update
-
- Category: Database applications; Mailing list systems
- Keywords: NAMEBASE ADDRESS PHONE NAMES ROLODEX PIM
- Required Packages: NAME33
- This Package: NAME33
-
- Required Configuration
- Processor Family: Intel 80x86 (minimum 8086/8088)
- Clock Speed: 4 MHz
- Minimum OS: MS-DOS 2.1
- Standard RAM: 512K
- Hard Drive Space: 200K
- Required:
- Keyboard
-
- Orders:
- Address: Michael Paulick
- P.O. Box 935
- Conifer, CO 80433
- U.S.A.
- CompuServe: 70640,1614
- Internet: 70640.1614@compuserve.com
-
- Support:
- Address: Michael Paulick
- P.O. Box 935
- Conifer, CO 80433
- U.S.A.
- CompuServe: 70640,1614
- Internet: 70640.1614@compuserve.com
-
-
- ===== Information for Users ("READ-ME") ================
-
- This package contains the NAMEBASE Name/Address/Phone database
- program, version 3.3, by Michael J. Paulick. This document contains
- only a brief description of the package and its features, along
- with instructions for its installation. Quite detailed documentation
- is included in the package, but it is in archived form, and is more
- easily read after installation.
-
- NAMEBASE is a shareware program. This evaluation version includes
- all features of the program, and is not crippled in any way. You may
- use it for up to 30 days, without charge (see README.TXT for more
- details). If you like the program, and wish to continue its use after
- this evaluation period, you are required to pay for the program (see
- README.TXT for more details). Any fee you may have paid to others
- (disk vendors, dealers, etc.) to obtain this evaluation version was a
- fee for their copying and distribution services, rather than a payment
- for continued use of the program.
-
- A new Windows version of NAMEBASE is now available, and will be included
- FREE! You just have to ask for it when you register. It will convert
- your data from the DOS version, so you won't have to re-enter your data.
-
-
- ===== Packing List =====================================
-
- As released by the author or publisher, this package contained the
- following files in addition to this VENDINFO.DIZ:
-
- Filename Size Date Time CRC32
- READ_ME.BAT 413 1-Jul-1996 03:30a E2A5E475
- NAME.DAT 11921 1-Jul-1996 04:13p C549C7F2
- FILE_ID.DIZ 427 1-Jul-1996 08:15p 08FBFFB9
- NAME.EXE 126149 1-Jul-1996 04:06p F1D9522C
- ORDER.FRM 1230 1-Jul-1996 08:26p 44953C84
- README.TXT 44986 1-Jul-1996 04:02p A0859511
-
-
- ===== Installation =====================================
-
- INSTALLING NAMEBASE:
-
- Simply copy all files from the NAMEBASE diskette to any directory
- on your hard disk, or insert the NAMEBASE diskette into your
- floppy drive if you don't have a hard disk. Then follow the
- instructions under the heading STARTING NAMEBASE. If you need
- more instruction than that, read below:
-
- To install NAMEBASE on your hard disk, you should first create a
- sub-directory. Refer to your DOS manual, or follow these
- directions:
- - Make sure you are at the DOS prompt (usually contains a >
- symbol).
- - Make sure that the default disk is the one you want to copy
- NAMEBASE onto. You can change the default disk by simply
- typing the name of this disk followed by a colon (:), such as
- C:
-
- - Make a new sub-directory on this disk using the DOS Make
- Directory command (MD), such as
- MD \NAME
-
- This will create a sub-directory called NAME on the default
- disk.
-
- - Change to this new directory using the DOS Change Directory
- command (CD), such as
- CD \NAME
-
- Copy all files from the NAMEBASE floppy disk to your hard disk
- using the DOS COPY command, such as
- COPY A:*.* C:\NAME
-
- That's all there is to it!
-
-
- STARTING NAMEBASE, AND USING COMMAND LINE OPTIONS:
- You start NAMEBASE simply by typing NAME at the DOS prompt. First
- make sure you are in the directory where the NAMEBASE files have
- been copied to. For example, if you copied the NAMEBASE files to a
- directory called NAME on your C drive, and NAME is not the
- current directory, you would issue the following DOS commands to start
- NAMEBASE:
- C:
- CD \NAME
- NAME
-
- Besides the NAME.EXE file, NAMEBASE needs a database file called
- NAME.DAT. NAME.DAT contains your lists of names and addresses,
- and the program will create this file if it finds that it does
- not exist. You can also have NAMEBASE use any other file name
- for your database by specifying that file name after the NAME
- command, such as: NAME MYFILE.DAT This allows you to use
- more than one database if you want.
-
- Certain monochrome monitors, such as those found on some laptops
- and other machines, emulate a color monitor. NAMEBASE automatically
- detects the type of monitor you are using and adjusts accordingly,
- but has no way of knowing that some machines that say they are color
- are not. If you have a monochrome monitor and have difficulty reading
- the screens, try starting NAMEBASE with the following command:
- NAME/B
-
- NAMEBASE is supplied to you with a NAME.DAT file, which
- already contains some names and addresses. To look at this
- file, start NAMEBASE with the following command:
- NAME
-
- When you want to start entering your own data, delete this sample
- file with the following command:
- DEL NAME.DAT
-
- Then start NAMEBASE as before, by typing the following command:
-
- NAME
-
- When you don't specify any file name after the NAME command,
- NAMEBASE looks for a file called NAME.DAT. If it does not find
- this file, it will create a new one for you without any records
- in it.
-
- ---------- End of Installation Instructions -------------
-
-
- A Windows version of NAMEBASE is now available, and a fully registered
- version of NameBase for Windows will be included FREE when you register,
- just for the asking. A description of this new program follows:
-
- * * * * * * * * * ANNOUNCING NAMEBASE FOR WINDOWS * * * * * * * * *
-
- I'm very proud and excited to announce NameBase for Windows! I'm happy
- to say the program and documentation are finally complete.
-
- The first question you may be asking is: Will current NameBase data work
- with this new version? The answer is yes. The registered version of
- NameBase for Windows includes a program that converts all of your
- existing NameBase data to the Windows version.
-
- NameBase for Windows is a totally new program that is much more powerful
- than the DOS version, but even easier to use! Many of the features that
- my customers have asked for are now included.
-
- If you have used the DOS version of NameBase for a while, you're
- probably familiar with the ability to separate the records in your
- database into different groups called Sub-files. NameBase for Windows
- takes this concept much further. Sub-files are now called categories.
- You can assign each record in your database to multiple categories, so
- now someone can be in your list of friends and your list of business
- associates. Furthermore, you can display each list individually or all
- lists combined. You can easily assign a person to any category with the
- click of a mouse, and delete categories just as easily. No matter how
- many categories you assign a record to, that record only need exist in
- the database once. No more duplicate data between categories. NameBase
- also lets you add more than one person with the same name.
-
- Any group of records can be displayed, based on any criteria you
- specify. For example, suppose you want to see all people in your
- database who live in Colorado. You can do this easily by specifying
- that you want to display all records where the State equals "CO". This
- search can be much more advanced, such as finding all persons whose
- first name starts with "R" and whose last name ends with the letters
- "son". Not only does it find all the records you want, but they are
- displayed in a convenient list that you can easily edit. You only have
- to deal with the records you want, not the whole database.
-
- You can sort your lists by any field in the database. There is now a
- separate field for company or organization name. Sort by that field
- instead of the last name field if you are searching for a company, or if
- you want to see all the people in that company. You can quickly locate
- any record by simply typing the first few characters of whatever field
- you happen to have sorted by, not just by the person's last name like
- before.
-
- You can easily search for any text in the entire database. For example,
- suppose an unfamiliar phone number appears on your phone bill. Just
- enter that number into the NameBase Find box, and every record containing
- that phone number anywhere (even in the Notes field) will be displayed.
-
- You can edit data directly on a spreadsheet-like grid, or on a
- full-screen form like before. You can prevent printing of the notes
- data for specific records, yet let notes print for other records. This
- is useful if you put some confidential information in the notes field
- that you would rather not print in your address book or other report.
-
- Click the mouse on the Clipboard button, and the full name and address
- of the current record is copied to the Windows Clipboard. You can then
- easily paste this information directly into a letter you may be writing
- to that person with your word processor.
-
- There is now a Country field, as well as an additional address line.
- There are also two new user-definable fields, places for five phone
- numbers and five dates, and an E-mail field. The maximum number of
- characters you can enter into each field in the database has been
- substantially increased, and is not limited to what can be seen on the
- screen. You can tell NameBase which of the two addresses you want to
- print on labels. You can now specify the style and size of print for
- labels and envelopes. Choose from all available Windows fonts.
-
- NameBase for Windows uses a Microsoft Access database, and can handle
- tens of thousands of records. If you own Microsoft Access, you can even
- write your own reports. Mail Merge is a snap using just about any word
- processor, and data is easily imported into most spreadsheets. You can
- even use NameBase on a Local Area Network, to share the same database
- among many people. It makes a great department-wide or company-wide
- phone book.
-
- NameBase includes complete on-line help, including searching for topics
- and linking to related subjects.
-
- To run NameBase for Windows, the minimum recommended requirement is a
- computer with at least a 386 processor and 4 Megabytes of RAM. You will
- also need Microsoft Windows version 3.1 or later installed. NameBase
- for Windows also runs fine under Windows 95 and Windows NT.
-
- The Shareware version of NameBase for Windows is on various online
- services and BBS's as file name NAME102.ZIP or NAME104.ZIP. The
- Shareware version is limited to holding no more than 40 records. The
- program that converts your data from the old version of NameBase is only
- supplied to fully registered users and is not Shareware.
-
- The regular price for NameBase for Windows is $33. However I will
- include the fully registered Windows version for FREE when you register
- the DOS version. Registration for NameBase for Windows is not available
- via the old phone order number, and I cannot accept credit cards. 3.5
- inch diskettes will be sent. Please make checks payable to Michael
- Paulick for a total of $29 and send to the following address:
- Michael Paulick
- PO BOX 935
- CONIFER, CO 80433
-
- YOU MUST INDICATE ON THE ORDER FORM THAT YOU WANT THE WINDOWS VERSION
- IN ORDER TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS FREE OFFER!
-
- If you want only the Windows version, you are still paying less than
- the regular price. In that case, please let me know that I don't have
- to include the DOS version also, and you can subtract another dollar off
- the price, for a total of only $28. If you want only the DOS version,
- you can also take this $1.00 discount. Thanks.
-
- * * * * * * * END OF NAMEBASE FOR WINDOWS ANNOUNCEMENT * * * * * * *
-
-
- ===== Warranty =========================================
-
- LIMITED WARRANTY
-
- THIS SOFTWARE AND MANUAL ARE PROVIDED FOR EVALUATION ONLY, ON AN "AS
- IS" BASIS. MICHAEL PAULICK DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES RELATING
- TO THIS SOFTWARE, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT
- LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR
- A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. NEITHER MICHAEL PAULICK NOR ANYONE ELSE
- WHO HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN THE CREATION, PRODUCTION, OR DELIVERY OF
- THIS SOFTWARE SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR
- INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE SUCH
- SOFTWARE, EVEN IF MICHAEL PAULICK HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE
- POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES OR CLAIMS. THE PERSON USING THE SOFTWARE
- BEARS ALL RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE.
-
- This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Colorado
- and shall inure to the benefit of Michael Paulick and any
- successors, administrators, heirs and assigns. Any action or proceeding
- brought by either party against the other arising out of or related to
- this agreement shall be brought only in a STATE or FEDERAL COURT of
- competent jurisdiction located in Jefferson County, Colorado. The
- parties hereby consent to in personam jurisdiction of said courts.
-
-
- ===== License for Use and Distribution =================
-
- TRIAL USE LICENSE
-
- NAMEBASE is NOT a public domain program. It is copyrighted by
- Michael Paulick. This software and accompanying documentation are
- protected by United States copyright law and also by international
- treaty provisions.
-
- Michael Paulick grants you a limited license to use this software
- for evaluation purposes for a period not to exceed thirty days. If you
- continue using this software after the thirty-day evaluation period,
- you MUST make a registration payment to Michael Paulick
-
- You may not use, copy, rent, lease, sell, modify, decompile,
- disassemble, otherwise reverse engineer, or transfer the licensed
- program except as provided in this agreement. Any such unauthorized
- use shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this license.
- All rights not expressly granted here are reserved to Michael Paulick
-
-
- LIMITED DISTRIBUTION LICENSE
-
- Anyone may distribute this Shareware version of NAMEBASE, completely
- unaltered, without further permission. For other cases or to
- distribute in modified form, you must consult the attached data record,
- which is hereby incorporated by reference. Any distribution satisfying
- all the distribution requirements expressed in that data record is hereby
- authorized.
-
- Permission to distribute the NAMEBASE package is not transferable,
- assignable, saleable, or franchisable. Each vendor wishing to
- distribute the package must independently satisfy the terms of this
- limited distribution license.
-
- U.S. Government Information: Use, duplication, or disclosure by the
- U.S. Government of the computer software and documentation in this
- package shall be subject to the restricted rights applicable to
- commercial computer software as set forth in subdivision (b)(3)(ii) of
- the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at
- 252.227-7013 (DFARS 52.227-7013). The Contractor/manufacturer is
- Michael Paulick, P.O. Box 935, Conifer, CO 80433
-
- Michael Paulick may revoke any permissions granted here, by
- notifying you in writing. All rights not expressly granted here are
- reserved to Michael Paulick.
-
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