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HELP INDEX SECTION FUNCTION Option HELP PAGE ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── INTRODUCTION........................................................ 1 MAIN MENU........................................................... 2 SETUP FUNCTION MENU........................................ 3 Data Path....................................... 4 File Select..................................... 5 Monitor......................................... 6 menu Colors..................................... 7 edit Print...................................... 8 save Options.................................... 9 VIEW FUNCTION MENU......................................... A EDIT FUNCTION MENU......................................... B Backup before edit.............................. C edit File....................................... D edit Size....................................... E edit Date....................................... F edit Time....................................... G Globally modify................................. H SECTION FUNCTION Option HELP PAGE ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── PRINT FUNCTION MENU........................................ I Print full file................................. J print Selected.................................. K output To....................................... I print Control chars............................. I EXIT FUNCTION MENU......................................... L Return to DOS................................... L save Options.................................... 9 Erase backup file............................... M MACRO DEFINITION AND USE............................................ N DISK/PRINTER NOT READY.............................................. O SHAREWARE REGISTRATION.............................................. P PRODUCT SUPPORT INFORMATION......................................... P BRANDING THE SYSTEM................................................. Q In this Help Module, the use of brackets [ ] denotes a specific key. Parenthesis ( ) are used for comments. The bottom line of the display is used for help key information, showing the currently active help action keys and their function. INTRODUCTION VIEW_MAN is a utility to display, edit and/or print a selected file in both Hex and ASCII. It has a variety of options, among which are: *·View the selected file in Hex and ASCII simultaneously, with options to: view any specific location, search for and display a Hex/ASCII string, and search for and count the number of occurrences of a specific string. *·Edit the selected file in either Hex or ASCII, with options to: view and the edit any specific location, search for and display a Hex/ASCII string, search for and count the number of occurrences of a specific string, and search for a specific string and replace all of its occurrences with another. *·Globally modify the file by making it all upper or lower case, or changing all words to proper - first letter of each word capitalized. *·Edit the files date and/or time. *·Print the selected file in Hex and ASCII simultaneously, with options to: print only a specific block of the file, direct the output to any serial or parallel port or to a disk file, and optionally print the ASCII control characters. *·Printed output includes a header of file and print information. *·Printed output to a disk file may be printed by the utility LASR_MAN, at up to sixteen text pages per sheet, to conserve paper. *·Searches may be case sensitive or insensitive. *·Optionally backup the selected file before editing: optionally erase the backup file before exiting the program. *·No limit on the selected file size for viewing or editing. *·A macro may be defined through a "learning" process and then repeatedly run. *·Program options may be saved. MAIN MENU The ╔══╡ NORMAL SEQUENCE OF VIEW_MAN OPERATIONS ╞══╗ is: ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════╝ 1.·SETUP the drive/directory on which the file to be viewed/ edited/printed resides. 2.·VIEW the selected file, and/or 3. EDIT the selected file, and/or 4. PRINT the selected files. ████ The VIEW, EDIT and PRINT function are NOT available until a ████ ██████████████████████████ file is selected █████████████████████████ 5. EXIT the program. In this Help Module, the use of brackets [ ] denotes a specific key. Parenthesis ( ) are used for comments. The bottom line of the display is used for help key information, showing he currently active help action keys and their function. The ╔══╡ MAIN MENU FUNCTIONS ╞══╗ include: ╚═══════════════════════════╝ SETUP........Change the data drive/directory/file path & program setup. VIEW.........View the selected file, and/or EDIT.........Edit the selected file, and/or PRINT........Print the selected file. ████ The VIEW, EDIT and PRINT function are NOT available until a ████ ██████████████████████████ file is selected █████████████████████████ EXIT.........Return to DOS & optionally erase the backup file. ═>To select a FUNCTION and have its option menu displayed, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it using the arrow keys and press [┘]. Any FUNCTION may be accessed from the MAIN MENU, or any option menu, by pressing its [highlight letter] or [ALT][highlight letter]. SETUP MENU The ╔═══╡ SETUP FUNCTION ╞═══╗ MENU includes: ╚════════════════════════╝ DATA PATH...........Change either the drive and/or the directory path to the data file to be processed. FILE SELECT.........Select the data file to be processed. MONITOR.............Toggle the display between monochrome, CGA color (8 background colors) and EGA/VGA color (16 background). MENU COLORS.........Change the colors of any of the eight menu types. EDIT PRINT..........Edits transparent print data control strings. SAVE OPTIONS........Save the current program option settings. ═>To select a SETUP OPTION, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. ═>To select a MAIN MENU FUNCTION, press its highlighted letter. CHANGE DATA PATH This option will set the drive and directory, from which files may then be selected for processing. The DRIVE MENU displays all valid drives, "A" thru LASTDRIVE, as defined by CONFIG.SYS. Those drives that are CAPITALIZED are currently available, while the lower case drives are not. The current DRIVE is highlighted. ═>To select the DATA PATH DRIVE, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. The SUBDIRECTORY PICK LIST displays the available subdirectories of the currently defined drive/directory DATA PATH. The "accept path" option will accept the DATA PATH as currently displayed to the right of the DIRECTORY DATA PATH option. The ". [root dir]" option (if shown) will reset the DATA PATH to the root directory of the current drive. The ".. [parent]" option (if shown) will remove the last subdirectory that was added to the DATA PATH. Pressing [highlight letter] will move the highlight bar to the first subdirectory whose name starts with that letter. ═>To select one of these options or to add another subdirectory to the DATA PATH, move the highlight bar to the desired item and press [┘]. FILE SELECT When the FILES SELECT option is selected, a PICK LIST of files from the selected drive/directory is displayed. All files (up to 75 per display screen) on the current drive-directory are displayed in the PICK LIST. If there are no files on the directory, a message is so displayed. ═>To change the selected drive/directory, first press [ESCAPE] and then press 'D' to switch to the DATA PATH option menu. ═>To select a FILE for processing, move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. ═>To leave the currently selected file as is, press [ESCAPE]. MONITOR This option will toggle the display between monochrome, CGA color (8 background colors) and EGA/VGA color (16 background). CHANGE MENU COLORS MENU The CHANGE MENU COLORS MENU options include the eight TYPES OF MENU windows used by VIEW_MAN and a default colors reset. ═>To reset all of the menu colors to the original defaults, press [D]. ═>To change the colors of a MENU TYPE window, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. A sample menu window with the current colors is displayed. This sample will show how the menu will appear as the colors are changed. ═>To change the BACKGROUND COLORS, use the [UP] and [DOWN] arrow keys. There are sixteen background colors. ═>To change the FOREGROUND COLORS, use the [LEFT] and [RIGHT] arrow keys. There are sixteen foreground colors. ═>To accept the menu color change, press [┘]. The display will then be refreshed to show the changed colors. EDIT PRINT The TRANSPARENT PRINT DATA CONTROL STRINGS allow printing of ASCII control characters (0-32) by printer that support this feature. VIEW_MAN, as normally distributed, will print the control characters with Hewlett- Packard DeskJet/LaserJet printers or compatibles. The START string is "[ESC]&p1X" and the END string is null. If your printer does not support this control code, check your printer manual and replace it with the appropriate code(s). ═>To change the START CODE, edit the CONTROL STRING displayed as desired using the action keys shown on the bottom help line. ═>To cancel the changes made, press [ESCAPE]. ═>To accept the CONTROL STRING as edited, press [┘]. The END CODE CONTROL STRING can then be edited in a similar manner. SAVE OPTIONS The various VIEW_MAN program option settings, such as MENU COLORS and CASE SENSITIVE option may be saved to an option file, VIEW_MAN.CFG, which is then processed when the program is loaded. These options will replace the program default options normally set. ═>To save the current program option settings, press [O] or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. An option file save complete message will be displayed. Press any key to continue. VIEW FILE The VIEW FILE Function has no option menu. The selected file is displayed in both Hex - on the left - and ASCII - on the right - with sixteen characters per line and twenty line per display. The character position in the file of the beginning character of each line is given on the left. VIEW cursor keys that are active include: [Pdn][┘]........Display the next page of the file. [Pup]............Display the previous page of the file. [Home]...........Go to the start of the file. [End]............Go to the end of the file. VIEW options that are available and which are described below include: [F3] GoTo........Position the file at a specific location. [F4] SetSrch.....Set/edit the search string. [F5] Srch........Search the file FORWARD for a defined string. [SHIFT][F5] Srch.Search the file BACKWARDfor a defined string. [F6] SrchCnt.....Count the occurrences of a defined string in the file. [F10] Done.......Exit the VIEW Function. GOTO [F3] The GOTO VIEW option will position the file display at a specific location. ═>To GOTO a specific file location, press [F3]. A data entry box is displayed on the top line position, containing the current file display position. Edit this display for the desired file position and then press [┘]. ═>To cancel the GOTO option after its selection and leave the file display in its current position, press [ESCAPE]. SET SEARCH [F4] The SET SEARCH entry window may be called on its own or it will be displayed when either SEARCH or SEARCH AND COUNT are selected and the SEARCH string has not been defined. The SET SEARCH options include: [F2] Hex/ASC...Toggle the search STRING entry between Hex/ASCII. [F3] Case......Toggle the CASE SENSITIVE search option between Yes/No. [F5] Search....Search the file FORWARD for the defined STRING. [SHIFT][F5] Search....Search the file BACKWARD for the defined STRING. [F6] Count.....Count the occurrences of the defined STRING in the file. [F10] Cancel...Cancel defining the SEARCH STRING and return to file VIEW. ═>To cancel SETting the SEARCH string, press [ESCAPE]. ═>To SET the SEARCH STRING, toggle the entry to Hex/ASCII as desired and then enter the desired data. When the SEARCH STRING is SET, select the desired option. SEARCH [F5] The SEARCH option will SEARCH the file FORWARD from the current display position for the defined SEARCH STRING. The file display will have show the next occurrence of the SEARCH string in the upper left of the display. ═>To SEARCH the file BACKWARD from the current display position, press [SHIFT][F5]. If the SEARCH string is not located, an informational message is displayed and the file display is not changed. Press any key to continue. SEARCH AND COUNT [F6] The SEARCH AND COUNT will SEARCH the entire file for the defined SEARCH STRING and display the total number of its occurrences. The file position and display are not changed. After the count is displayed, press any key to continue. EDIT MENU The ╔═══╡ EDIT FUNCTION ╞═══╗ MENU includes: ╚═══════════════════════╝ BACKUP BEFORE EDIT..Backup the selected file before editing. EDIT FILE...........Edit the selected file. EDIT SIZE...........Change the selected file's size. EDIT DATE...........Change the selected file's date stamp. EDIT TIME...........Change the selected file's time stamp. GLOBALLY MODIFY.....Make a global change to the selected file. ═>To select a EDIT OPTION, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. ═>To select a MAIN MENU FUNCTION, press its highlighted letter. BACKUP BEFORE EDIT A backup of the selected file may be made before it is modified. This backup is saved on the same drive-directory as the selected file, with the same name and an extension of ".BK!". This option is highlighted if a backup does not exist. ═>To make a backup of the selected file be fore editing, press [B]. If a backup already exists, and informational message will be displayed. To cancel the backup, press [ESCAPE]; to continue with the backup, press any other key. After the backup is made, an informational message is displayed followed by the EDIT window display. EDIT FILE The selected file is displayed in both Hex - on the left - and ASCII - on the right - with sixteen characters per line and twenty line per display. The character position in the file of the beginning character of each line is given on the left. A block cursor will appear in either the Hex or ASCII data, depending on the current edit mode. EDIT cursor keys that are active include: [Pdn][┘]......Display the next page of the file. [Pup]..........Display the previous page of the file. [Home].........Go to the first character of this display block. [End]..........Go to the last character of this display block. [Ctrl]+[Home]..Display the first block of the file. [Ctrl]+[End]...Display the last block of the file. EDIT options that are available and which are described below include: [F2] Hx/AS.....Toggle the Hex/ASCII edit mode. [F3] GoTo......Position the file at a specific location. [F4] Set.......Set/edit the search string. [F5] Srch......Search the file FORWARD for a defined string. [SHIFT][F5] Srch..Search the file BACKWARD for a defined string. [F6] SrchCnt...Count the occurrences of a defined string in the file. [F7]·SrchRep...Replace all occurrences of a defined string in the file with another defined string. [F10] Done.....Exit the EDIT Function. DISPLAY BLOCK CHANGE MENU When any edit change has been made to the current display block, and the display is to be changed, a DISPLAY BLOCK CHANGE menu is displayed. ═>To ignore the CHANGES made to this BLOCK, press [I]. ═>To save the CHANGES that have been made to this BLOCK, press [W]. HEX/ASCII [F2] This option will toggle the edit mode between HEX and ASCII. The current mode is denoted by which side of the display the flashing cursor is located: HEX on the left side and ASCII on the right. GOTO [F3] The GOTO EDIT option will position the file display at a specific location. ═>To GOTO a specific file location, press [F3]. A data entry box is displayed on the top line position, containing the current file display position. Edit this display for the desired file position and then press [┘]. ═>To cancel the GOTO option after its selection and leave the file display in its current position, press [ESCAPE]. SET SEARCH [F4] The SET SEARCH entry window may be called on its own or it will be displayed when either SEARCH, SEARCH AND COUNT, or SEARCH AND REPLACE are selected and the SEARCH string has not been defined. The SET SEARCH options include: [F2] Hex/ASC...Toggle the search STRING entry between Hex/ASCII. [F3] Case......Toggle the CASE SENSITIVE search option between Yes/No. [F5] Search....Search the file FORWARD for the defined STRING. [SHIFT][F5] Search....Search the file BACKWARD for the defined STRING. [F6] Count.....Count the occurrences of the defined STRING in the file. [F10] Cancel...Cancel defining the SEARCH STRING and return to file EDIT. ═>To SET the SEARCH STRING, toggle the entry to Hex/ASCII as desired and then enter the desired data. When the STRING is SET, select the desired option. SEARCH [F5] The SEARCH option will SEARCH the file FORWARD from the current display position for the defined SEARCH STRING. The file display will have show the next occurrence of the SEARCH string in the upper left of the display. ═>To SEARCH the file BACKWARD from the current display position, press [SHIFT][F5]. If the SEARCH string is not located, an informational message is displayed and the file display is not changed. Press any key to continue. SEARCH AND COUNT [F6] The SEARCH AND COUNT will SEARCH the entire file for the defined SEARCH STRING and display the total number of its occurrences. The file position and display are not changed. After the count display, press any key to continue. SEARCH AND REPLACE - DEFINE SEARCH [F7] The SEARCH AND REPLACE entry window is used to define both the SEARCH and the REPLACE strings. The SET SEARCH options include: [F2] Hex/ASC...Toggle the SEARCH STRING entry between Hex/ASCII. [F3] Case......Toggle the CASE SENSITIVE search option between Yes/No. [F7] SetReplace.Accept the SEARCH STRING and set the REPLACE STRING. [F10] Cancel...Cancel defining the SEARCH STRING and return to file EDIT. ═>To SET the SEARCH STRING, toggle the entry to Hex/ASCII as desired and then enter the desired data. When the SEARCH STRING is SET, select the desired option. SEARCH AND REPLACE - DEFINE REPLACE [F7] The SEARCH AND REPLACE entry window is used to define both the SEARCH and the REPLACE strings. The SET REPLACE options include: [F2] Hex/ASC...Toggle the REPLACE STRING entry between Hex/ASCII. [F3] Case......Toggle the CASE SENSITIVE search option between Yes/No. [F7] ReplaceAll.Accept the REPLACE STRING and search the file for all occurrences of the defined SEARCH STRING and replace them with the REPLACE STRING. [F10]·Cancel...Cancel defining the REPLACE STRING and return to file EDIT. ═>To SET the REPLACE STRING, toggle the entry to Hex/ASCII as desired and then enter the desired data. When the STRING is SET, select the desired option. SEARCH AND REPLACE - REPLACE [F7] SEARCH AND REPLACE always works on the full file and will SEARCH for the defined SEARCH STRING based on the setting of the CASE SENSITIVE toggle. When the SEARCH AND REPLACE operation is complete, an informational message is displayed. Press any key to continue. INSERT BLOCK [INS] INSERT will insert a block of characters at the position of the EDIT CURSOR. The size of this block is specified in the INSERT BLOCK data entry window. The characters inserted are NULL, i.e, they have a Hex value of 00. ═>To INSERT a block of characters into the file, position the EDIT CURSOR at the desired position and press [INSERT]. The INSERT BLOCK menu will be displayed. Edit the number of character to insert at this point and press [┘]. The characters will be inserted into the file and the EDIT CURSOR will be positioned on the first INSERTED character. ═>To cancel INSERTING after it is selected, press [ESCAPE]. DELETE BLOCK [DEL] DELETE will delete a block of characters at the position of the EDIT CURSOR. The size of this block is specified in the DELETE BLOCK data entry window. ═>To DELETE a block of characters from the file, position the EDIT CURSOR at the desired position and press [DELETE]. The DELETE BLOCK menu will be displayed. Edit the number of character to delete at this point and press [┘]. The characters will be deleted from the file and the EDIT CURSOR will be positioned on the first character after the deleted block. ═>To cancel DELETING after it is selected, press [ESCAPE]. EDIT SIZE The SIZE of the currently selected file may be modified. The file may either be shrunk, in which case data will be lost, or expanded, where a number of ASCII NULL character are added to the end of the file. ═>·To change the currently selected file's SIZE, select the SIZE option by pressing [S] or moving the highlight bar to it and pressing [┘]. The current SIZE of the file will be displayed for editing. Edit the SIZE as desired using the keys noted on the bottom help line. When editing is complete, press [┘] to accept the edited SIZE or [ESCAPE] to restore it to its original value. EDIT DATE The DATE stamp of the currently selected file may be modified. NOTE THAT IF THE DATE IS CHANGED AND THE FILE IS THEN EDITED, IT WILL BE DATED WITH THE CURRENT DATE. THE DATE SHOULD ONLY BE CHANGED AFTER ALL EDITING TO THE FILE IS COMPLETED. ═>·To change the currently selected file's DATE, select the DATE option by pressing [D] or moving the highlight bar to it and pressing [┘]. The current DATE of the file will be displayed for editing. Edit the DATE as desired using the keys noted on the bottom help line. When editing is complete, press [┘] to accept the edited DATE or [ESCAPE] to restore it to its original value. EDIT TIME The TIME stamp of the currently selected file may be modified. NOTE THAT IF THE TIME IS CHANGED AND THE FILE IS THEN EDITED, IT WILL BE TIMED WITH THE CURRENT TIME. THE TIME SHOULD ONLY BE CHANGED AFTER ALL EDITING TO THE FILE IS COMPLETED. ═>·To change the currently selected file's TIME, select the TIME option by pressing [T] or moving the highlight bar to it and pressing [┘]. The current TIME of the file will be displayed for editing. Edit the TIME as desired using the keys noted on the bottom help line. When editing is complete, press [┘] to accept the edited TIME or [ESCAPE] to restore it to its original value. GLOBALLY MODIFY The selected file may be GLOBALLY MODIFIED in any of the following ways: ═>·Change all alphabetic letters to lower case. ═>·Change all alphabetic letters to upper case. ═>·Change all alphabetic words to proper, where the first letter is capitalized, and the remainder are lower case. ═>·Search the file for a character string and replace all occurrences of it with another of equal length. ═>·To GLOBALLY MODIFY the selected file, press the desired options highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. An informational message, denoting the number of changes made, will be displayed upon completion of the operation. Press any key to continue. PRINT MENU The ╔═╡ PRINT FUNCTION ╞═╗ MENU includes: ╚════════════════════╝ PRINT FULL FILE.................Print the full file in display format. PRINT SELECTED..................Print a selected block of the file in the display format. OUTPUT·TO.......................Toggle where the printer output will be directed to. (Press [PAGEDOWN] for more information. PRINT·CONTROL·CHARACTERS........Toggle whether the ASCII print of the control characters will be as displayed or with the '¿' character. (Press [PAGEDOWN] for more information. ═>To select a PRINT option, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. OUTPUT TO Printer output is normally directed to the LPT1 port. This toggling option allows the printer output to be directed to LPT1-3, COM1-4, or to a disk file, VIEW_MAN.PRN. ═>To toggle the OUTPUT TO option, press the option's highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. PRINT CONTROL CHARACTERS Control characters (ASCII 0-31) are usually used for printer control functions and not printed. However, many printers allow printing control characters when they are preceded and followed by specific control character strings. VIEW_MAN has these strings defined in the OPTION file for the HP LaserJet printers. These strings may be edited for other printers, by use of the SETUP function. ═>To toggle whether control characters will be printed, press [C] or move the highlight bar to the option and press [┘]. NOTE: If the output is being directed to a disk file, which will later be printed using LASR_MAN, this option should be set to "No". PRINT FULL OR SELECTED BLOCK The full file, or a selected block, is printed in a format similar to the display format, with sixteen characters in both Hex and ASCII on each line. There is a three line header with file and print information, and a blank line is inserted after every tenth data line. No pagination (form feeds) are included. An action message is displayed during printing showing the character position printed/last character position to print. ═>To terminate printing at any time, press [ESCAPE]. After printing is complete, an informational message is displayed. Press any key to continue. DISK FILE EXISTS ...? Output has been directed to a disk file, "VIEW_MAN.PRN", which already exists. This selection menu will determine how that output will be handled. ═>To erase the contents of the current printer output disk file, press [E]. ═>To append this output to the current contents of the printer output disk file, press [A]. ESCAPE PRESSED During printing, the [ESCAPE] key has been pressed. ═>To terminate printing, press [ESCAPE] again. ═>To continue printing,press any other key. PRINT SELECT A printing range data entry window is displayed, to allow definition of a block of the selected file to print. ═>To cancel this print option at any time during data entry, press [ESCAPE]. Edit the first file position to print (the first character in the file is at position 0) using the action keys shown on the bottom help line. When complete, press [┘]. Next, edit the last file position to print. When complete, press [┘]. The selected file block will be printed. EXIT MENU The ╔═╡ EXIT FUNCTION ╞═╗ MENU includes: ╚═══════════════════╝ RETURN TO DOS........Exit VIEW_MAN. SAVE OPTIONS.........Save the current program options. ERASE·BACKUP FILE....Erase the backup file, ..BK!, that exists for the currently selected file. ═>To select an EXIT option, press its highlighted letter or move the highlight bar to it and press [┘]. ERASE BACKUP This option is only displayed if a backup file, one with an extension of ".BK!", for the currently selected file exists. ═>To erase the ...BK! file for the currently selected file, press [E] or move the highlight bar to this option and press [┘]. An informational message will be displayed. Press any key to continue. DEFINE MACRO AND ITS USE VIEW_MAN has the ability to record keystrokes as they are entered and then "play" them back on demand. This MACRO capability can handle up to 200 characters. It is especially useful when the same changes are being made to a series of files. ═>·To start defining a MACRO, press [ALT]+[D]. The letters 'MD' will be displayed in the upper right corner and an informational message will also be displayed. Now press the desired sequence of keys. Each key press will cause a beep, signifying the recording of the MACRO. ═>·To end the MACRO definition, press [ALT]+[D] again. The upper right letters will change to 'M√', to signify the MACRO is recorded and ready to run, and an informational message will be displayed. ═>·To run the MACRO, press [ALT]+[D]. The recorded keys are played back in the same order as they were originally entered. There is no message displayed. NOTE:·The MACRO should always be run from the SAME point in the program as the MACRO definition started. DISK/PRINTER NOT READY If an error condition is encountered while transferring data to the printer or to/from the disk drive, an informational message is displayed. ═>To cancel this operation and exit from the program, press [A]. ═>To continue with the program, correct the error condition (make the printer ready, close the floppy diskette door, etc.) and press [R]. VIEW_MAN QUICK ORDER FORM NAME_______________________________ COMPANY______________________________ ADDRESS________________________ CITY/STATE/ZIP___________________________ VIEW_MAN, Version 1.0, single system registration............... $25. VIEW_MAN, Version 1.0, site license.............................$125. Both include a printed/bound manual and the latest version diskette Check one ( )5 1/4"LD ( )5 1/4"HD ( )3 1/2"LD ( )3 1/2"HD Shipping - US/Canada/Mexico...................................... $5. Shipping - Outside of the US/Canada/Mexico...................... $10. Florida residents, add 7% sales tax COD(Add $5)/Credit Card orders, call the toll free order line. Press [PrtScreen] to print this quick order form, enter the necessary data and mail, with a check in US funds for the total amount, to: MicroMetric 98 Dade Avenue Sarasota, FLorida 34232-1609 USA Voice: (813) 377-2515 Toll free Order line: (800) 929-0184 (ORDERS ONLY) FAX: (813) 377-2091 Support BBS: (813) 371-2490 RIME ═>ACTION BRAND THE SYSTEM The BRAND function accepts entry of the system serial number, supplied upon system registration. A REGISTRATION INFORMATION data entry window is displayed. Enter your company name/your name and then the system's serial number (from inside the front cover of the system's manual) using the alphanumeric keys and the cursor control keys shown on the bottom help line. ->To exit the program without completing the registration process, press [ESCAPE]. ->To accept the name and then the registration number as edited, press [┘]. An informational message will be displayed when the branding process is complete for this system. Press any key to continue. ->If the registration number as entered is NOT valid, pressing any key, other than [ESCAPE], will allow re-entry of the registration number. Pressing [ESCAPE] will exit the program without completing the registration process.