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~RTMENU~

                             RTO MAIN MENU

        This is the RTO main menu.  All functions of the RTO System are ì
started from this menu.  Across the top of the screen are shown the main ì
function groups and below each group are the functions which are related ì
to that group.  The selections in the menu are positioned in a manner ì
similar to the normal stages of a tournament starting with creating or ì
selecting a tournament, entering players, setting the tee-times, ì
creating a pairings list, entering scores, and finally showing or ì
printing the tournament results.

        Use the <Arrow> keys to slide the highlight back and forth to ì
find the function group that you need.  Then move the light bar up or ì
down to select the function.  Pressing the <Enter> key will start that ì
operation.  Selecting the EXIT function will exit you from the RTO ì
System and return you to the operating system.


~ENDRTMENU~

~RTSTRUCT~

                         SET UP THE TOURNAMENT

        This routine is used to set up the ranges and values needed by ì
the tournament to operate.

        Simply use the up and down arrow keys to move to the tournament ì
element which you want to change.  Then press the <Enter> key and you ì
will be able to change that value.  Each element is initially set with a ì
default value.  Make your adjustments or accept what is already in place ì
for that element.  Any changed value will be immediately placed on the ì
Setup screen and the tournament parameters will be adjusted.


~ENDRTSTRUCT~

~ISMEMBER~

                           ENTER PLAYERS OR MEMBERS

        The players list is empty.  Use the right and left <Arrow> keys ì
to add either a Player or a Member as a player, or choose Exit to return ì
to the RTO main menu.

        Once the first player is entered in the tournament, you will be ì
able to add additional Players from the ADD/UPDATE/DELETE PLAYERS list  ì
by pressing the <F5> key or you can add additional Members as players by ì
pressing the <Alt+F5> keystroke combination.

        Press the <Enter> key to confirm your selection or press the ì
<F2> key to return to the RTO main menu.

~ENDISMEMBER~

~GENBROWS~

                             NAVIGATION KEYS

        Arrows: move right, move left, move up, move down.

        Ctrl+Arrows: pan right, pan left.

        Page Up: move up one screen.    Page Down: move down one screen. ì

        Ctrl+Page Up: go to top.        Ctrl+Page Down: go to bottom.
        Home: go to left of screen.     End: go to right of screen.
        Ctrl+Home: go to first column.  Ctrl+End: go to last column.

         F-Keys: F1 = HELP, F2 = QUIT, F5 = DOWN SCREEN, F6 = UP SCREEN, ì
                  F7 = LEFT SCREEN, F8 = RIGHT SCREEN,
                 F10 = RETURN CHOICE


                               MORE HELP

        To move directly to a player, type the first few letters of  ì
his/her surname or player number then press the <Enter> key.  To search ì
further down the list, just press <Enter> again.

~ENDGENBROWS~

~DEL_PLR~

                             DELETE PLAYERS / TEAMS

        This is the Deletion Screen.  It is used to remove players and ì
teams from the tournament.  To delete a player simply press the <F4> ì
key. This will display a check mark beside the player.  If you mark a ì
player incorrectly, press <F4> again and the check mark will be removed. ì

        Press <F10> to complete the deletion sequence.  This will make ì
your deletions PERMANENT!  Press <F2> to cancel your 'DELETED' players.  ì
No players will be deleted from the tournament if you end with <F2>!


~ENDDEL_PLR~

~RTFLIGHT~

                          FLIGHTING THE PLAYERS

        This is the Flighting Program.  It is used to divide players ì
into separate handicap flights.  You should select either the Automatic ì
or the Manual method of dividing the players.

        The Automatic method of flighting players will divide the ì
players into equally sized flights.

        The Manual method will require that you decide the different ì
levels of handicap flights and the program will divide the players ì
according to the levels that you set.

        Press the <Enter> key to select the method of your choice or ì
press the <F2> key to return to the Main Menu.


~ENDRTFLIGHT~

~FLTBROWS~

                          CHANGING THE FLIGHTS

        You are now at the point where you can ADD, EDIT or DELETE a ì
flight.

        Or, if you are happy with the flights as they are, you can press ì
the <F9> key and begin the flighting process.

        To ADD a flight press the <F5> key and a new flight will appear ì
below your current flight.

        To EDIT press the <F6> key and the current flight will change to ì
edit mode.  Remember, in the Automatic Method of flighting, only the ì
Flight Name can be changed.  In the Manual Method of flighting you must ì
input both the flight name and the top handicap for each flight ì
division.

        The <F4> key will allow you to DELETE the current flight.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without saving.

~ENDFLTBROWS~

~EDITFLIGHT~

                          EDITING THE FLIGHTS

        You are now at the point where you can EDIT a flight name and, ì
if you are flighting by the Manual method, a flight handicap.

        Type in the flight name.  It must be different than any other ì
flight name on this list.  Then, if this is the Manual method, move to ì
the handicap column with the <Arrow> key and determine the highest ì
handicap.  This must be a valid handicap and one not used in another ì
flight.  Flights must go from LOWEST to HIGHEST on the list!

        Press the <Enter> key complete your change or press the <F2> key ì
to cancel the current EDIT session.

~ENDEDITFLIGHT~

~RTMNTTIM~

                          SET UP THE TEE-TIMES

        This routine allows you to choose the method to set up the ì
tee-times.

        Use the right or left <Arrow> keys to select either Automatic, ì
Manual or Shotgun Methods of setting up tee-times.  In most ì
circumstances you will use the Automatic method of setting up tee-times. ì
In this method all you need to do is choose a starting tee-time, the ì
tee-time interval and the total number of tee-times required.  The RTO ì
system will fill in the rest.  When this is done, you are able to edit ì
the tee-times to add, change or delete individual tee-times.

        Press the <Enter> key to commence the tee-time method or press ì
the <F2> to return to the main menu.

~ENDRTMNTTIM~

~AUTOTIME~

                      SET TEE-TIMES AUTOMATICALLY

        This routine allows you to set the Tee-Times automatically, ì
meaning that you need only enter the Start Time, the Tee-Time Interval ì
and the number of Total Slots needed.  The RTO system calculates all the ì
rest.  After you set the Tee-Times automatically, exit this routine and ì
pick the Update/View Tee-Times menu selection from the RTO Main Menu to ì
see if the automatic settings were what you intended.  You can then make ì
any minor modifications that you might require, such as designating a ì
Tee-Time as a starter's time.  You may also add additional times or ì
delete times to customize your full day of Tee-Times.

                                MORE HELP

        The Start Time must be in the format of the 24-hour clock such ì
as 07:00 for 7 a.m. and 13:30 for 1:30 p.m.  You should enter a ì
Starter's time at 8 a.m. to appear like 08:00S.  The Interval is the ì
time lapse between Tee-Times and should be between 01 and 60 minutes.  ì
The Total Slots is the number of of Tee-Times slots required.  It can be ì
as high as 99.

~ENDAUTOTIME~

~TIMBROWS~

                            NAVIGATION KEYS

        Arrows: move right, move left, move up, move down.

        Page Up: move up one screen.

        Page Down: move down one screen.

        Ctrl+Page Up: go to top.        Ctrl+Page Down: go to bottom.
         Home: go to left of screen.        End: go to right of screen.
         Ctrl+Home: go to first column.  Ctrl+End: go to last column.

        F-Keys: F1 = HELP, F2 = CANCEL, F4 = DELETE TIME, F5 = ADD TIME,    ì
            F6 = EDIT TIME, F7 = INSERT TIME, F10 = SAVE CHANGES

                               MORE HELP

        Typing an 'S' will toggle the Starter's Time on and off from
any Tee-Time.  Pressing <Enter> will send you immediately into Edit ì
mode, as will directly typing any valid Tee-Time.

~ENDTIMBROWS~

~EDITTIME~

                             EDIT TEE-TIMES

        To edit Tee-Times simply type over the old time with your new ì
time. The time must be entered in the 24-hour clock format.  That means ì
your times must range from 00:01 on up to 24:00.  Realistically though, ì
your times will probably start in the morning at about 06:00 (6 a.m.) ì
and end no usually later than mid-afternoon; around 14:00 (2 P.M.).  ì
Invalid times will not be accepted.  To designate a Tee-Time as a ì
Starter's time, type an 'S' in the space following that time.  Then ì
press the <Enter> key to leave the edit mode and resume navigating ì
through the Tee-Times.

        Pressing <F2> key will cancel your changes.

~ENDEDITTIME~

~SHOTTIME~

                         SET SHOTGUN TEE-TIMES

         This routine allows you to set the Tee-Times for the Shotgun ì
method of play.

        Here you need to enter the Start Time, the Number of Groups Per ì
Hole teeing-off and the Total Number of Holes to be used. The RTO system ì
will fill out the slots to complete a Shotgun Start.

        You may, after this step, use the Update/View Tee-Times main ì
menu selection to 'fine tune' your Shotgun Start by adding or ì
subtracting one or more groups on any particular hole.  Note that the ì
number following the times on the Update/View Tee-Times main menu ì
selection represents the number of groups that will tee-off on that ì
hole.

        To complete a Shotgun pairings list, you must make an additional ì
adjustment to the Pairings List Setup.  Do this by setting up the ì
pairings list with a 'N' in both the 1st and 10th hole starts positions. ì

        Also note, that more than 18 holes may be utilized but holes ì
over 18 will be shown as 19, 20 etc.  Two or more sets of Shotgun Starts ì
can be generated by manually changing the individual Tee-Times to a ì
later time for the second set of Shotgun Starts.  Since the additional ì
holes will start from 19, caution should be taken when using the ì
pairings lists in these circumstances.


~ENDSHOTTIME~

~RTSETPRL~

                          SET PAIRINGS CONFIGURATION

        This routine is used to set the criteria for building the ì
Pairings Lists.

        First, use the left and right <Arrow> keys to choose the day ì
that you wish to set up then press the <Enter> key to begin.  You will ì
need to fill in the total number of players to be included in the ì
Pairings List or, in days following Day 1, the cut off and ties.  The ì
next step is to decide the number of players per group (foursomes, etc.) ì
desired.  Then decide if you'll have groups tee-ing off on the first ì
hole, tenth hole or both.

                            SHOTGUN PAIRINGS

        If you are intending to set up a Pairings List for a Shotgun ì
Start, indicate this by answering 'N' to both 1st. hole and 10th. hole ì
starts.  All other criteria will remain the same as is for Non-Shotgun ì
type starts.  If you use in excess of 18 holes in your Shotgun ì
Tournament, holes over 18 on the Pairings List will be indicated as 19, ì
20 and so on.

~ENDRTSETPRL~

~RTBLDDAY~

                    BUILD THE PAIRINGS LIST - STEP 1

        This is the first step in building the pairings list.  You have, ì
of course, already set up and edited the tee-times to which the various ì
foursomes will be assigned.

        Your first step is to choose which day to build a pairings list ì
for.  Use the left and right <Arrow> keys to select a day to build.  ì
Then use the <Enter> key to start building that day.  You will then be ì
asked how you want to build the list and finally which players to ì
exclude from the list.

        Press the <Enter> to commence the building routine or press the ì
<F2> key to cancel this operation.

~ENDRTBLDDAY~

~BUILDMENU~

                    BUILD THE PAIRINGS LIST - STEP 2

        The second step in building the pairings list is to choose which ì
method of building you want to employ.  A variety of methods is ì
available to you though some methods may not function with the kind of ì
setup you chose.  For instance, you may attempt to choose a balanced ì
pairings list when you have also chosen to build by teams.  This kind of ì
build would be impossible.  The unavailable methods are not selectable ì
and are show in dimmed out tones.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to select a method and the press ì
the <Enter> key to commence that method.  Press the <F2> key to cancel.

~ENDBUILDMENU~

~FILTRPRL~

                          PAIRINGS LIST LIMITS

        This routine allows you to set the limitations by which players ì
are brought into the Pairings List.

        The RTO System will always exclude players who are on the ì
waiting list but allows you to decide whether to exclude other types of ì
players.  You may decide to exclude all players who have not completed ì
the previous day's game.  Or, you may wish to exclude players designated ì
as canceled, not active, disqualified or withdrawn.  This is indicated ì
by a C, N, Q or W respectively, in the 'Active' spot on the Update/View ì
Players - RTO Main Menu selection.   This routine will screen out those ì
players.

        Type 'Y' in the spaces following the types of players you wish ì
to exclude and then press the <F10> key to commence building the ì
pairings list.  Press the <F2> to cancel.


~ENDFILTRPRL~

~TEEBROWS~

                     UPDATE THE PAIRINGS LIST

        This routine allows you to modify the Pairings List.  You can ì
add, insert, delete, or move a player on the list or even place a player ì
on the list two or more times.

        You can add a player from the Available Entrants List by ì
pressing the <F5> key when you are positioned over a blank player slot.  ì
You may insert a player, driving all following players down a slot by ì
pressing the <F7> key.  Players cannot be added over another player.  A ì
blank slot must be added first.  You cannot insert more players than the ì
pairings list has slots to accommodate them.

        A player can be deleted by pressing the <F4> key and his slot ì
collapsed by pressing the <F6> key.

        At any time you wish to see the player profile press the <F9> ì
key.  You may add players quickly by simply typing their player numbers.

        Press the <F10> to save your changes or press the <F2> to exit ì
without saving.

~ENDTEEBROWS~

~RTPRTPRL~

                        PRINT THE PAIRINGS LIST

        This routine allows you to print the pairings list.

        Use the left and right <Arrow> keys to select a day to print.  A ì
pairings list must have already been created before you will be able to ì
print it.

        Press the <Enter> key to print the pairings list for the day you ì
have selected or press the <F2> key to exit without printing.

~ENDRTPRTPRL~

~PLRBROWS~

                       PLAYER MAINTENANCE SCREEN

        This is the player maintenance routine of the RTO system.  In ì
this routine you may ADD, EDIT or DELETE a player in the tournament.

        Use the <F5> key to add a new player into the tournament.  When ì
you press the <F5> key a player slot will be opened and a Player Number ì
will be assigned by the system.  You will then be allowed to input ì
information about this new player like name, address, handicap, etc.

        To add a MEMBER to the tournament, press the <Alt+F5> key ì
combination.  This will bring you to the members list.  Use the up and ì
down <Arrow> keys to select a member, then press the <F10> key to return ì
that member to the tournament entry screen.  Edit the members data if ì
necessary and then press the <F10> key again to place the member in the ì
tournament.

        To edit a player's information, use the up and down <Arrow> keys ì
to move to the specific player.  Press the <F6> key and you will be ì
presented with the player's file and you will be able to change the ì
information displayed there.

        To delete a player, use the up and down <Arrow> keys to move to ì
the specific player then press the <F4> key.  This will identify the ì
player for deletion.  You will notice a check mark appear in the left ì
most column.  If you mark the wrong player, press the <F4> key once ì
again and the check mark will disappear.  The players that you marked ì
for deletion will actually be deleted when you exit this routine.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without saving.

~ENDPLRBROWS~

~MEMBROWS~

                          MEMBER MAINTENANCE SCREEN

        This is the member maintenance routine of the RTO system.  In ì
this routine you may ADD, EDIT or DELETE a member.

        Use the <F5> key to add a new member.  When you press the <F5> ì
key a member slot will be opened and a Member Number will be assigned by ì
the system.  You will then be allowed to input information about this ì
new member like name, address, handicap, etc.

        To edit a member's information, use the up and down <Arrow> keys ì
to move to the specific member.  Press the <F6> key and you will be ì
presented with the member's file and you will be able to change the ì
information displayed there.

        To delete a member, use the up and down <Arrow> keys to move to ì
the specific member then press the <F4> key.  This will identify the ì
member for deletion.  You will notice a check mark appear in the left ì
most column.  If you mark the wrong member, press the <F4> key once ì
again and the check mark will disappear.  The members that you marked ì
for deletion will actually be deleted when you exit this routine.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without saving.

~ENDMEMBROWS~

~TMSBROWS~

                        TEAM MAINTENANCE SCREEN

        This is the team maintenance routine of the RTO system.  In this ì
routine you may ADD, EDIT, or DELETE a team in the tournament.

        Use the <F5> key to add a new team into the tournament.  When ì
you press the <F5> key a team slot will be opened and a Team Number will ì
be assigned by the system.  You will then be allowed to input ì
information about this new team like name, handicap, etc.

        To edit a team's information, use the up and down <Arrow> keys ì
to move to the specific team.  Press the <F6> key and you will be ì
presented with the team's file and you will be able to change the ì
information displayed there.

        To delete a team, use the up and down <Arrow> keys to move to ì
the specific team then press the <F4> key.  This will identify the team ì
for deletion.  You will notice a check mark appear in the left most ì
column.  If you mark the wrong team, press the <F4> key once again and ì
the check mark will disappear.  The teams that you marked for deletion ì
will actually be deleted when you exit this routine.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without saving.

~ENDTMSBROWS~

~UPD_PLR~

                        EDIT THE PLAYER PROFILE

        This is the edit mode of the Player Profile routine.  Here you ì
can edit portions of the player's personal information.

        There are certain limits placed on what can be entered into the ì
various data entry slots.  The Active slot must be either Y, N, C, W or ì
Q for Yes, No, Canceled, Withdrawn or Disqualified.  The Class slot must ì
be B, G, M or L for Boy, Girl, Man or Lady.  The Pro/Am slot must be ì
either a P or A for Professional or Amateur.  The H'Cap slot allows ì
changes the player's handicap. The Flight slot allows you to change the ì
player's flight.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> to ì
exit without saving.


~ENDUPD_PLR~

~UPD_TMS

                         EDIT THE TEAM PROFILE

        This is the edit mode of the Team Profile routine.  Here you can ì
change portions of the team's information.

        There are certain limits placed on what can be entered into the ì
various data entry slots.  The Active slot can be either Y, N, C, W or Q ì
for Yes, No, Canceled, Withdrawn or Disqualified.  The Class slot must ì
be B, G, M, L for Boys, Girls, Men or Ladies.  The Pro/Am slot must be ì
either P or A for Pro or Amateur.  The H'cap slot allows changes to the ì
team's handicap.  The Flight slot allows you to change the team's ì
flight.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without saving.

~ENDUPD_TMS~

~UPD_MEM~

                        EDIT THE MEMBER PROFILE

        This is the edit mode of the Member Profile routine.  Here you ì
can edit portions of the member's personal information.

        There are certain limits placed on what can be entered into the ì
various date entry slots.  The Active slot must be either Y, N, C, W or ì
Q for Yes, No, Canceled, Withdrawn or Disqualified.  The Class slot must ì
be B, G, M or L for Boy, Girl, Man, or Lady.  The Pro/Am slot must be ì
either a P or A for Professional or Amateur.  The H'cap slot allows ì
changes to the members handicap.

        To view the member's tournament history, hold down the <CTRL> ì
key and press the <F10> key.

        Press the <F10) key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without saving.

~ENDUPD_MEM~

~ADDSLOTS~

                        AVAILABLE ENTRANTS LIST

        This routine allows you to add players to the Pairings List.

        The Available Entrants List is a list of all players entered in ì
the tournament.  Player names are followed by their Active Code to ì
identify those players who are designated as Not Active, Canceled, ì
Withdrawn or Disqualified.  Only non-Active players will show an Active ì
Code following their names.

        Use the <Arrow> keys and the <PgUp> or <PgDn> keys to move the ì
highlight bar to your chosen player.  Then use the <F_10> key to place ì
the player on the Pairings List.  The <Esc> key will cancel and return ì
you to the Pairings List.


~ENDADDSLOTS~

~RTSETSCR1~

                           ENTER GAME SCORES

        This routine is used to enter game scores.  The way that this ì
routine works is governed by two things.  One is the Score Entry ì
selection (#15) and the other is the Handicap Type selection (#10); both ì
on the Tournament Set Up screen.  Refer to these selections before you ì
try to enter scores.

        You are requested, at this point, to determine the game day ì
needed for scoring.

        Pressing the <F5> key will switch between Quick Score and Slow ì
Score entry modes.  Quick Score entry reduces key strokes by not ì
requiring that each hole score be followed by pressing the <Enter> key.  ì
With Quick Score entry, only scores from 1 to 19 are acceptable; an ace ì
is made by typing 1 then pressing the <Enter> key. The Slow Score entry ì
allows a greater variety of scores to be entered but <Enter> must follow ì
all single digit hole scores.

        Press the <F2> key to exit without scoring players.

~ENDRTSETSCR1~

~RTSETSCR2~

                           ENTER GAME SCORES

        This routine is used to enter game scores.  The way that this ì
routine works is governed by two things.  One is the Score Entry ì
selection (#15) and the other is the Handicap Type selection (#10); both ì
on the Tournament Set Up screen.  Refer to these selections before you ì
try to enter scores.

        You are required, at this point, to enter the player number or ì
team number of the player or team to be scored.

        Pressing the <F9> key will show you a list of players and ì
pressing the <F10> key will return that player to the scoring screen.  ì
You can then commence to enter the player's score.

        Press the <F2> key to exit without scoring players.

~ENDRTSETSCR2~

~GETSCR~

                      ENTER PLAYER HOLE BY HOLE SCORES

        Here you are required to enter the player's score.  If a score ì
has already been entered for this player on this day, you can correct it ì
by over-typing the incorrect score.

        This routine is set for hole by hole score entry.  If it is set ì
for Quick Scores, the scores must be between 1 and 19... 1 plus the ì
<Enter> key for a hole-in-one!  If the system is set for Slow Scores, ì
the range of scoring is from 1 to 99 but all single digit scores must be ì
followed by the <Enter> key.

        If you make a mistake you must cancel with the <F2> key and then ì
start over again.

        Press the <F2> key to exit without scoring.

~ENDGETSCR~

~GETPNT~

                          ENTER PLAYER POINTS

        Here you are required to enter the player's points.  If points ì
are already entered for this player on this day, you can correct them by ì
over-typing the incorrect points.

        This routine may be set for Quick Points or Slow Points.  If set ì
for Quick Points, the points must be between 1 and 9.  If set for Slow ì
Points the entry can range from -9 to 99 points.  With Slow Points, ì
though, you must follow all single digit entries with the <Enter> key.
        If you make a mistake you must cancel by using the <F2> key and ì
then start over again.  You can complete your entry at any time with the ì
<F10> key.

        Press the <F2> key to exit without scoring player points.

~GETPNT~

~GETGRS~

                        ENTER PLAYER GROSS SCORE

        Here you are required to enter the player's score.  If a score ì
has already been entered for this player on this day, you can correct it ì
by over-typing the incorrect score.  This routine is set for gross score ì
entry so only the gross score need be entered.

        Press the <F2> key to exit without scoring players.

~ENDGETGRS~

~RTMNTLDR~

                          FIX THE LEADER BOARD

        At any point during the tournament you may 'Fix the Leader ì
Board' by running this routine.  You are required to choose which ì
tournament day to create a Leader Board for.  The Leader Board will ì
display the players in their '+/-' positions or by their point totals, ì
if point scoring is being used.

        Press the <Enter> key to proceed or press the <F2> key to ì
cancel.


~ENDRTMNTLDR~

~LDRBROWS~

                         SHOW THE LEADER BOARD

        This routine shows you the up to the minute leader board.  ì
Scores in this fashion are NOT tie-broken.  To see a tie-broken list of ì
the players use the Show Players by Score routine and then select the ì
tie-breaking method.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to view the list.

        Press the <F2> key to exit.

~ENDLDRBROW~

~CLRSCORE~

                        CHOOSE A CLEARING METHOD

        In this routine you are asked to specify which portion of the ì
players' scores you wish to clear.  You may clear either the players' ì
scores or points or the teams scores or points.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to select the item that you wish ì
to clear.  Press the <Enter> key to commence the clearing action.  ì
Caution should be exercised when clearing the players and teams scores ì
and points as they are NOT recoverable once this routine is completed.

        Following this you will be asked to press the <F4> key to ì
finally clear that item.

        Press the <F2> key to exit.

~ENDCLRSCORE~

~RTCREATE~

                          CREATE A TOURNAMENT

        This routine allows you to create a tournament.

        You are asked whether you want to create a new tournament, ì
duplicate the currently selected tournament, or whether to clear out the ì
current tournament for a fresh start.  Creating a new tournament or ì
duplicating the current tournament will create a new tournament without ì
affecting the current tournament.

        The Clear Out Tournament Data selection, on the other hand, will ì
remove all players, teams, scores and pairings lists such that you may ì
reuse the 'shell' of the tournament to start another tournament.  Once ì
this has been done, your earlier tournament's data will be lost and will ì
NOT     be recoverable.

        Use the <Arrow> keys to make a selection and then press the ì
<Enter> key to start that action.


~ENDRTCREATE~

~CREATETRN~
                          CREATE A TOURNAMENT

        At this time you must enter a unique tournament name.  Choose a ì
tournament name that will be different than any other tournament already ì
created.

        Following this, enter the start day, the duration of the ì
tournament and then enter the maximum number of players that will be ì
entered.  All other parameters will be automatically defaulted into the ì
tournament structure by the RTO System. These parameters can be changed ì
at a later time by choosing the Set Up the Tournament selection from the ì
main menu.

        Press the <F10> to create a tournament or press the <F2> to exit ì
without creating a tournament.


~ENDCREATETRN~

~RTDELETE~

                          DELETE A TOURNAMENT

        You decided to delete a tournament.  Now, you are at the point ì
where you must select which tournament to delete.  Caution must be taken ì
not to delete the wrong tournament!

        Move the highlight bar up or down with the <Arrow> keys until ì
you have found the tournament that you want deleted.

        Press the <Enter> key to commence the deletion process or press ì
the <F2> key to cancel.


~ENDRTDELETE~

~KILLTOURN~

                             CONFIRM DELETION

        This routine confirms your intention to delete the tournament ì
which is shown flashing on the screen.

        Press the <F4> key to indicate that the tournament identified on ì
the screen is the one you want to delete.  Pressing any other key will ì
cancel the deletion process.


~ENDKILLTOURN~

~RTCHGTRN~

                        CHANGING THE TOURNAMENT

        Use this routine to switch from one tournament to another.

        Move the highlight bar up or down with the <Arrow> keys until ì
you have found the tournament that you wish to change to.

        Press the <Enter> key to commence the change process or press ì
the <F2> key to cancel.

~ENDRTCHGTRN~

~SHOWLIST~

                               SHOW LISTS

        In this routine you are asked to specify which list you would ì
like to show on the screen.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to select a list and then press ì
the <Enter> key to show that list.

        Press the <F2> key to exit.

~ENDSHOWLIST~

~PRINTLIST~

                              PRINT LISTS

        In this routine you are asked to specify which list you would ì
like to print.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to select a list and the press ì
the <Enter> key to print that list.

        Press the <F2> key to exit.

~ENDPRINTLIST~

~SCRSORTER~

                        SET THE LIST LIMITATIONS

        In this window you will have the opportunity to set the ì
limitations of the list you are about to create.

        You are asked to choose a game day, player class, flight number ì
range, team number range, game score range and total gross score range.  ì
Then finally, you must decide whether you want the list in gross scoring ì
order or in net scoring order.

        Each entry point has a default entry.  The default entry will ì
allow the printing of all players or teams on the list.

        Press the <F10> key to create the list or press the <F2> to exit ì
the limitation routine.

~ENDSCRSORTER~

~RTMNTPTR~

                            SELECT A PRINTER

        The RTO system needs to be told what type of printer you are ì
using.

        Not all types of printers are represented here, however your ì
printer will most likely print properly using one of the selections ì
available.  You may override the RTO printer commands by selecting the
default printer.  Then you can set the printer codes using your ì
printer's manual controls.

        Use the right and left <Arrow> keys to select what type of ì
printer you will be using.

        Press the <Enter> key to set up the printer or press the <F2> ì
key to exit without changing the printer type.


~ENDRTMNTPTR~

~CHGCLOCK~

                      SET THE SYSTEM DATE AND TIME

        This routine allows you to change your computer's date and time.

        Having the correct date and time is very important to the RTO ì
System.  Always make sure it is set properly.

        To change the date or time type the correct date and/or time ì
into the spaces provided.  Remember, the time must be in the 24-hour ì
clock format (HH:MM:SS) and the date must be in the AMERICAN date format ì
(MM/DD/YY).

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without changes.

~ENDCHGCLOCK~

~RTCHGCLR~

                        CHANGE THE SCREEN COLORS

        This routine allows you to change the screen colors.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to select a color scheme.  Press ì
the <Enter> key to change the colors to that scheme.

        If you also want these colors to be the screen colors the next ì
time you start the RTO System, save the color scheme.

        Press the <F2> key to exit.

~ENDRTCHGCLR~

~RTCHGSND~

                        CHANGE THE SYSTEM SOUNDS

        This routine allows you to change the system sounds.

        Use the up or down <Arrow> keys to select a sound scheme.  Press ì
the <Enter> key to change the sounds to that scheme.

        If you also want these sounds to be the system sounds the next ì
time you start the RTO System, save the sound scheme.

        Press the <F2> key to exit.

~ENDRTCHGSND~

~RTMNTSYS~

                    CHANGE REGISTRATION INFORMATION

        This routine allows you to change the RTO System's registration ì
information.

        Make your changes to the registration information.

        Press the <F10> key to save your changes or press the <F2> key ì
to exit without changing.

        Also, pressing <CTRL+F10> will print out this information as a ì
form to send to RAND'S TOURNAMENT ORGANIZER to register your shareware.

        Your registration is very much appreciated.

~ENDRTMNTSYS~

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