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Page 1. (PrintMe.1st) ========================================================================== Turbo ScrEdit v.1.6 (C)opyright 1989, 1990 by iHn Systems All rights are reserved. ========================================================================== Welcome to Turbo ScrEdit. Turbo ScrEdit is a powerful screen development system that can save you hours programming time with features like: 1. A screen editor that allows you to easily: a - toggle the keyboard characters set between regular ASCII characters and the extended graphics characters. b - draw lines and boxes with just a few keystrokes. c - select text color attributes for a single character or for painting all or any part of the screen. d - move or copy screen text by block or line. e - undo changes. f - define up to 128 data entry or display only fields on a screen. 2. Change the order that the screen fields are addressed during data entry. 3. Assign each field a different color to be used during data entry, for displaying empty fields, and for displaying fields containing data. 4. Specify the type of data that can be keyed into a field. (any keyboard characters, alphabetical only, or numeric with with from 0 to 6 decimal places.) 5. Generate source code for your language that is ready to be compiled and run. The code generated is commented to aid you in merging it into your code. 6. Access fields from the screen by name, just as you would any other field in a record. Other features include: 1. Automatic (yet optional) backup files. 2. Fully supports use of MsDos(tm) paths and directories. 3. The entire manual is implemented in the on-line help system; you can view or print all or part of the manual whenever you need it with just a few keystrokes. 4. Direct video memory access for lightning fast screen displays. 5. Programs using Turbo ScrEdit procedures will run on monochrome, CGA, EGA, and VGA with out recompiling. Turbo ScrEdit procedures detect the video type and automatically adjust to it. 6. Comes complete with a tutor and a demonstration screen file. Minimum system requirement: Memory for programming: 640K For use with "C" compiler. 448K For use with Pascal compiler. Memory for applications: 256K or more depending on application. Disk: 1 - floppy (any size) + 1 Hard disk (HARD DISK RECOMMENDED) 2 - 3 1/2 720k or 1.44 meg 2 - 5 1/4 HD 1.2 meg. 2 - 5 1/4 360k. (Not recommended for Turbo C version) Monitor: MDA, CGA, EGA, VGA Dos: MsDos 2.0 or greater Compilers: Turbo Pascal 4.0, 5.0, 5.5 Turbo C 1.5 2.0 Page 2. =========================================================================== ** DISCLAIMER ** --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Turbo ScrEdit diskettes, programs, and documentation are distributed AS IS, with no guarantee it will work correctly in any or all situations. - The manual may contain errors and/or omissions. In no event will iHn Systems be liable for any damages or losses of any type. YOU USE Turbo ScrEdit AT YOUR OWN RISK. Further, all offers for technical support, notification of updated versions, including the stated fees for updated versions, are subject to withdrawal or increase without prior notice. - IF YOU USE THIS SOFTWARE, YOU ARE ACCEPTING ALL CONDITIONS AS STATED ABOVE AND AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THE LEGAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS STATED IN THE NOTES TO USERS SECTIONS. If you do not accept these conditions and terms then delete the Turbo ScrEdit files from your system! - No refunds will be granted under any conditions. The evaluation version is provided so you can determine the suitability of Turbo ScrEdit for your needs before you purchase a license. - All prices our subject to change without notice. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** DISCLAIMER ** --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 3. =========================================================================== ** CONCLUDING THE INSTALLATION ** Continued from README.DOC --------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have followed the instructions outlined in README.DOC, you will now have Turbo ScrEdit installed for your system. There are still a few things that must be done to make Turbo ScrEdit fully usable on your system. MODIFYING CONFIG.SYS: You must include the following lines in the CONFIG.SYS file on the root directory of your boot diskette or hard drive. FILES=20 BUFFERS=20 If you do not have a CONFIG.SYS file on your boot diskette or hard drive, you must create one. *** WARNING *** Turbo ScrEdit will malfunction if this step is not performed. MODIFYING AUTOEXEC.BAT: Turbo ScrEdit can be executed from anywhere on your system if you will place the drive and path where it has been installed in the system PATH statement. A typical AUTOEXEC.BAT file might contain the lines: HARD DISK: FLOPPY DISK: PROMPT $P$G PROMPT $P$G PATH C:;C:\Dos;C:\TurboC PATH A:\ B:\ You might change it to read: HARD DISK: FLOPPY DISK: PROMPT $P$G PROMPT $P$G PATH C:;C:\Dos;C:\TurboC;C:\ScrEdit PATH A:\ B:\ ^^^^^^^^^^^ And that concludes the installation of the SCREEN EDITOR. You are now ready to begin using Turbo ScrEdit to create and edit screen libraries. STARTING TURBO SCREDIT: FLOPPY DISK USERS: After booting your system, insert the diskette labeled "1 of 5 - Turbo ScrEdit" into drive B: HARD DISK AND FLOPPY DISKS users: Turbo ScrEdit can now be started by typing: TSCREDIT (for Mono, CGA, EGA, VGA) TSCREDIT /BW (for LCD or black and white systems) Page 4 =========================================================================== *** PREPARING THE PROGRAMMING INTERFACES *** PASCAL PROGRAMMERS --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Creating Turbo Scredit's Unit files: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- HARD DRIVE USERS: change directories to the "\INTERFAC" directory created by INSTALL.BAT when it installed Turbo ScrEdit on your system. In this directory you will find the file TPUBUILD.BAT. FLOPPY DRIVE USERS: If you are using Turbo Pascal on a floppy disk system, you will need to organize your diskettes as follows: Step 1 - Boot you system from a boot diskette. Step 2 - Make a diskette for drive A: that contains: TPC.EXE (Turbo Pascal command line compiler) TURBO.TPL (Turbo Pascal Object code library) Also copy the following files form the diskette labeled "4 of 5 Programmers Interface Modules" onto the diskette. ScrEdit.Pas Validate.Pas ScrMouse.Pas Windows.Pas (If installing the registered version.) TpuBuild.Bat Step 3 - For drive B: create a working diskette that contains only the directory "B:\Units". This Diskette will become your working diskette. All unused disk space on this diskette will be for your screen files and program files when you are writing programs. HARD DRIVE and FLOPPY DRIVE users: TPUBUILD.BAT is a BATCH file that will use the command line compiler TPC.EXE to compile the Turbo ScrEdit interface source code files ScrEdit.Pas, Validate.Pas, and ScrMouse.Pas, and create the "unit" files ScrEdit.Tpu and ScrMouse.Tpu. (If you are installing the registered version it will also create Windows.Tpu from the source file Windows.Pas.) There are three items you need to know before you can use TPUBUILD.BAT. Item 1 - The compiler version that you are using (4.0, 5.0, 5.5) Item 2 - HARD DRIVE INSTALLATION: The drive and directory where the command line compiler (TPC.EXE) resides. (Normally C:\TP) FLOPPY DRIVE INSTALLATION: The disk drive (A:) where you will insert the diskette that contains the command line compiler. Item 3 - The drive and directory where you wish to store the Turbo ScrEdit "Unit" files when they are created. HARD DRIVE USERS: *** IMPORTANT *** The directory that you select to store the Page 5 =========================================================================== *** PREPARING THE PROGRAMMING INTERFACES *** PASCAL PROGRAMMERS --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "unit" files in MUST BE INCLUDED in the list of directories specified in the OPTION/DIRECTORIES/UNIT DIRECTORIES menu line of the Turbo Pascal editor/compiler. A good place to store the Turbo ScrEdit ".TPU" files created here is in the same directory with, or on the same diskette as, the Turbo Pascal graphics unit "GRAPH.TPU". FLOPPY DRIVE USERS: You will use "B:\Units" Next you will use these three items of information to tell TPUBUILD.BAT what it needs to know to build the Turbo ScrEdit interface unit files for your system. TPUBUILD.BAT command line format: TPUBUILD OPTION PATH-1 PATH-2 ------ ------ ------ OPTION: (Item 1) Selects the compiler version that you are using: 4 = Turbo Pascal 4.0 5 = Turbo Pascal 5.0, 5.5, and Quick Pascal 1.0 PATH-1: (Item 2) The drive and path where TPC.EXE is located on your system. PATH-2: (Item 3) The drive and path where the unit files SCREDIT.TPU and SCRMOUSE.TPU are to be place when they are created. (Registered version will also create WINDOWS.TPU). *** IMPORTANT *** This directory should be included in the list of directories specified in the OPTION/DIRECTORIES/UNIT search chain. Type in the following line substituting the parameters that fit on your machine and compiler. HARD DRIVE: TPUBUILD 5 C:\TP C:\TP\UNITS FLOPPY DRIVE: TPUBUILD 5 A: B:\Units When the batch job has completed successfully, you will be ready to skip ahead to the next topic ** GETTING STARTED **. Page 6 =========================================================================== *** PREPARING THE PROGRAMMING INTERFACES *** "C" Programmers --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPECIAL NOTE TO C PROGRAMMERS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- When Turbo ScrEdit was written, all of the global variables and procedure names were created using mixed character case: Example: S_OpenScreenFile() instead of s_openscreenfile() S_ReadScreen() instead of s_readscreen() S_CloseScreenFile() instead of s_closescreenfile() We realize now that having mixed character case can be bothersome to C programmers that are accustom to working with all lower case statements. To insure compatibility for programs written for previous versions of Turbo ScrEdit, the source code included with this package still has mixed character case in the variable and procedures names. However, we have included a program in this package that will scan any file that has an extension of ".C" or ".H" and convert all the variables and procedures names referenced by programmers to all lower case. The batch file CONVERT.BAT will convert all of Turbo ScrEdit's source files. USE THIS BATCH FILE BEFORE YOU GENERATE THE LIBRARY FILES AS DESCRIBED IN THE NEXT STEP. It will have to be executed once in the "\Interfac" directory or on the "4 - 5 Program Interface Modules" diskette, and once in the "\Demos" directory or on the "5 - 5 Examples and Demos" diskette. If you have programs that you have written for a previous version of Turbo ScrEdit, you can convert existing programs by using CHGCASE.EXE. Format: CHGCASE program.C (Converts program source code files) CHGCASE header.H (Converts header files) The current program is saved as "program.C$" and the converted program is stored in a file with the original file name. Creating Turbo ScrEdit's C Libraries: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- HARD DRIVE USERS: Locate the files TCC.EXE (the Turbo C command line compiler) and TLIB.EXE (the Turbo Librarian) and make a note of the directory where they reside. If you used the standard installation program that came with your Turbo Language package you will find them in the directory "C:\TC". You will also need to know the path to the directories where Turbo C's standard libraries and include files are stored. If you used the standard Turbo C installation's default directories they will also be located on the "C:\TC" directory as "C:\TC\LIB" and "C:\TC\INCLUDE". So, "C:\Tc" will be the directory you must know. Change directories to the "\INTERFAC" directory that was created by INSTALL.BAT when it installed Turbo ScrEdit on your system. In this directory you will find the file LIBBUILD.BAT. Page 7 =========================================================================== *** PREPARING THE PROGRAMMING INTERFACES *** "C" Programmers --------------------------------------------------------------------------- FLOPPY DRIVE USERS: If you are using Turbo C on a floppy disk system, you will need to organize your diskettes as follows: Step 1 - Boot you system from a boot diskette. Step 2 - Make a diskette for drive A: that contains the following files: TCC.EXE (Turbo C command line compiler) TLIB.EXE (Turbo C librarian) Also copy the following files form the diskette labeled "4 of 5 Programmers Interface Modules" onto the diskette. #defines.C ScrEdit.C Validate.C ScrMouse.C Windows.C (If installing the registered version.) LibBuild.Bat Step 3 - For drive B: locate you Turbo C compiler diskette that has the "\LIB" and "\INCLUDE" directories for the MEMORY MODEL that you wish to install Turbo ScrEdit for. (LARGE is recommended.) HARD DRIVE and FLOPPY DRIVE users: We will now use the LIBBUILD.BAT file to compile the Turbo ScrEdit interface object code library files from the source code files ScrEdit.C, Validate.C, and ScrMouse.C. LIBBUILD.BAT parameter format: LIBBUILD OPTION PATH-1 PATH-2 PATH-3 ------ ------ ------ ------ OPTION: Selects the memory model to be used for the object code library that will be created. M = MEDIUM C = COMPACT L = LARGE H = HUGE ALL = creates all four memory models. PATH-1: The drive and path where TCC.EXE and TLIB.EXE are located on your system. On a Hard drive system this might be "C:\Tc". On a Floppy drive system this should be "A:" PATH-2: The drive and path where Turbo C's object code libraries and header files are stored. Page 8 =========================================================================== *** PREPARING THE PROGRAMMING INTERFACES *** "C" Programmers --------------------------------------------------------------------------- On a Hard drive system these directories might be "C:\Tc\Lib" and "C:\Tc\Include". So your response here would be "C:\Tc". On a Floppy drive system this should be "B:" PATH-3: The drive and path where the library files ScrEditX.Lib will be stored when they are created. Registered version will also create WindowsX.LIB. ("X" is replaced by M,C,L,H to signify the memory model of the library.) The recommended directory is in the "\LIB" directory with the other Turbo C standard library files. But, you may specify any other directory that you wish. The important thing is that the directory that you select is included in the list of directories specified in the "OPTION/DIRECTORIES/LIBRARY DIRECTORIES" menus window. On a Hard drive system the recommend response is "C:\Tc\Lib". On a Floppy drive system this should be "B:\Lib" Now, type in the following line substituting the parameters that fit on your machine and compiler. Example (Hard drive): LIBBUILD ALL C:\Tc C:\Tc C:\Tc\Lib (Floppy Dr.): LIBBUILD L A: B: B:\LIB COPY THE HEADER FILES TO YOU "INCLUDE" DIRECTORY: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Turbo ScrEdit's programming interface "header" files must be copied into: HARD DRIVE: One of the directories listed in the search chain for your programming environments OPTION/DIRECTORIES/INCLUDE FILES menu option. Example: Copy C:\ScrEdit\Interfac\*.H C:\Tc\Include FLOPPY DRIVE: Insert diskette "4 of 5 Program Interface Modules" into your A: drive and type: Copy A:*.H B:\Lib The header files that will be copied are: ScrEdit.H Windows.H (Registered version only). YOU ARE FINISHED - installing Turbo ScrEdit, skip ahead to the next topic ** GETTING STARTED **. Page 9 =========================================================================== ** GETTING STARTED ** --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Next print the following files and place them in a binder: Hard drive diskettes File Name ------------------ ---------------------------------- ------------------ C:\ScrEdit\Doc 3 of 5 - Programmers Ref. Manual Manual.Pt1 C:\ScrEdit\Doc 3 of 5 - Programmers Ref. Manual Manual.Pt2 C:\ScrEdit\Doc 3 of 5 - Programmers Ref. Manual Manual.Pt3 C:\ScrEdit\Tutor 2 of 5 - Turbo ScrEdit Tutor TutorPt1.Doc C:\ScrEdit\Tutor 2 of 5 - Turbo ScrEdit Tutor TutorPt2.Doc C:\ScrEdit\Interfac 4 of 5 - Program Interfac Modules TutorPt3.Doc You are now ready to begin using Turbo ScrEdit. If you are like most people your time is valuable and you want to get going and become productive. You may begin using Turbo ScrEdit NOW. Everything is in place. However, because of the scope of Turbo ScrEdit, I would encourage you to take a little time and go through the tutors and examples that have been supplied. IN A HURRY - If you do not want to take time to go though the tutors and examples, PLEASE do at least the following just to make sure that every thing has been installed correctly. 1 - Locate Part III of the tutor in the "\INTERFAC" directory or on the "4 of 5 - Program Interfac Modules" diskette. Work through the section on "SMALLEST" and make sure that you can successfully compile and run this example program. 2 - When you have successfully compiled and ran "SMALLEST", compile and run "ScrDemo", and "TestMous". IF YOU CAN NOT GET THESE PROGRAMS TO COMPILE AND RUN, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET ANY PROGRAMS THAT YOU WRITE THAT USE TURBO SCREDIT TO COMPILE AND RUN. Suggested Steps to learning how to use Turbo ScrEdit: Step 1 - (4 hours) Turbo ScrEdit tutor PARTS I and II have been stored in the directory "\Tutor" or diskette "2 of 5 - Turbo ScrEdit Tutor". Part I of the tutor will teach you how to create, edit, and test screens. Part II of the tutor will teach you how to use field processing statements, edit masks, help messages, set initial values, and much more. Step 2 - (3 hours) Turbo ScrEdit tutor PART III. This section of the tutor introduces you to programming with Turbo ScrEdit. It steps you several several examples that will touch on using every feature and function of Turbo ScrEdit. These examples will provide you with a host of examples that you can copy and use in your own programs. Page 10 =========================================================================== ** DETAILED FILE LIST ** --------------------------------------------------------------------------- You have now completed the installation of Turbo ScrEdit on your system. Next lets look at the files that have been deposited on your diskettes or hard drive. Directory: C:\UserDir Diskette: "1 - 5 Turbo ScrEdit" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following files make up the Turbo ScrEdit System and must reside on the same directory or diskette. TSCREDIT.EXE.....These files make up the Turbo ScrEdit screen develop- TSCREDIT.OVR ment system. TSCREDIT.SYS TSCREDIT.SCR SKELETON.P.......This is Turbo Pascal source code skeleton file used by Turbo ScrEdit when it creates the pascal program shell for accessing screens in a screen file. SKELETON.C.......This is the Turbo C source code skeleton file used by Turbo ScrEdit when it generates the "C" program shell for accessing screens in a screen file. CURSOR.EXE.......This program will restore the system cursor when a program ends abnormally leaving the system cursor hidden. PRINTME.1st......The file that you are reading right now. ORDER.DOC........A Order Form for iHn System's software offerings. Directory: C:\UserDir\Tutor Diskette: "2 - 5 Turbo ScrEdit Tutor" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Turbo ScrEdit Tutor - Parts I and II, and the main demonstration program ScrDemo.Exe and DemoWind.Exe. These files may be deleted after you are finished with the ALL THREE PARTS of the tutor. Part three of the tutor is in another directory or diskette. TUTORPT1.DOC.....Tutor Part I - teaches the use of the interactive screen development program for build screens and screen files. TUTORPT2.DOC.....Tutor Part II - teaches the use of field processing statements for editing field values, using field help messages, setting field initial values, and using field edit masks. SCRDEMO.EXE......This is a complete example program that demonstrates using every procedure and feature of Turbo ScrEdit's user interface modules. This program is also used as a programming example in PART III of the tutor. SCRDEMO.SCR......A screen file and the source code that DEMOWIND.EXE.....A example program that is executed by ScrDemo.EXE Page 11 =========================================================================== ** GETTING STARTED ** continued --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory: C:\UserDir\Doc Diskette: "3 - 5 Programmers Ref. Manual" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- These files contain the new programmers reference manual. You will find a complete description of each of the procedures, functions, and global variables that are used for working with Turbo ScrEdit screens and screen files, interfacing with the mouse driver, and using pop up windows. The manual comes complete with example code segments. These files may be printed and then deleted. MANUAL.PT1.......Turbo ScrEdit programmers reference manual. Documents compiling the object code "unit" and library files, and describes the syntax of each procedure with pascal and C coding examples. It also describes the usage of Turbo ScrEdit's global variables and switches. MANUAL.PT2.......User reference for using mouse support procedures. MANUAL.PT3.......User reference for using pop up window support. Directory: C:\UserDir\Interfac Diskette: "4 - 5 Program Interface Modules" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- These files are the source that is compiled to create the "unit" files and "object code library" files. These files may be deleted you finish using LIBBUILD.BAT and TPUBUILD.BAT to create the object code library files. SCREDIT.PAS......These files contains the procedures that are VALIDATE.PAS required by your Turbo Pascal 4.0, 5.0, and 5.5 SCRMOUSE.PAS programs that use Turbo ScrEdit screens and mouse support. TPUBUILD.BAT.....This is a batch file that will use TPC.EXE to compile the interface source modules and create the "unit" files ScrEdit.Tpu, ScrMouse.Tpu, and Windows.Tpu. * WINDOWS.PAS......This is the source code to the POP UP windows unit. (* Windows.pas is supplied only with the registered version.) SCREDIT.C........Theses files contain the C source code for the VALIDATE.C interface libraries required for your Turbo C 1.5, SCRMOUSE.C 2.0 programs that use Turbo ScrEdit screens and and mouse support. SCREDIT.H........Header file for ScrEdit.C and ScrMouse.C. * WINDOWS.C........This is the source code for the POP UP windows library. * WINDOWS.H........Header file for Windows.C. (* Windows files are supplied only with the registered version.) LIBBUILD.BAT.....This is a batch file that will use TCC.EXE and TLIB.EXE to compile the interface modules listed above and create the object code library files for MEDIUM, COMPACT, LARGE, and HUGE memory models. Page 12 =========================================================================== ** GETTING STARTED ** continued --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory: C:\UserDir\Demos Diskette: "4 - 5 Examples and Demos" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- TUTORPT3.DOC.....Tutor PART III - teaches programming techniques for using Turbo ScrEdit screens, monitoring mouse activity, and using the "Pop Up" windows routines. SMALLEST.PAS.....This file is a example of the minimum coding required to open a screen file, display a screen, and accept data into the fields on the screen until the ESC key is pressed. It also serves as an programming example in PART III of the tutor. SMALLEST.C.......C source code for SMALLEST.PAS. SMALLEST.PRJ.....C Project file to SMALLEST.C TESTMOUS.PAS.....Pascal source code for an example program that demonstrates how simple it is to interact with the mouse in your pascal programs. TESTMOUS.C.......C source code for TESTMOUS.PAS. TESTMOUS.PRJ.....C Project file to TESTMOUS.C. SCRDEMO.P........Pascal source code for ScrDemo.EXE. SCRDEMO.C........C source code for ScrDemo.EXE. SCRDEMO.PRJ......C Project file ScrDemo.C. DEMOWIND.PAS.....Pascal source code for DemoWind.Exe. DEMOWIND.C.......C source code for DemoWind.Exe. DEMOWIND.PRJ.....C Project file for DemoWind.Exe. Page 13. =========================================================================== A note to the unregistered user of Turbo ScrEdit: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- If your version of Turbo ScrEdit has a blinking message on the logo screen, then you have in your possession an evaluation version. The evaluation version of Turbo ScrEdit is the complete system, nothing has been omitted. The blinking message is intended to remind you that you are using a evaluation version, and have not registered. The registered version of Turbo ScrEdit will display your name and address in place of the message on the logo screen. The "POP UP WINDOW PROCEDURES" demonstrated in DEMOWIND.EXE are included FREE with the registered package. This introduction version is intended to introduce you to Turbo ScrEdit and to allow you to get some 'hands on' experience before you have to make an investment. I am confident that you will find Turbo ScrEdit is a handy tool for program development and that it is fun to use. I have chosen the "SHAREWARE" method to distribute Turbo ScrEdit for several reasons: - First, I like the "try before you buy" approach of shareware. I have software setting on my shelf that I would not have bought if I could have had a hour or two alone with it. - Second, I like the honor system approach. It's really quite simple; if you are going to use this program you should register, if you are not all that thrilled with the program then delete it, or pass it on. - Third, I want to keep the price for Turbo ScrEdit reasonable. If you have any questions about using Turbo ScrEdit please direct them to the address below. We would also like to know what you think about the installation and documentation. IF YOU WISH TO HAVE A RESPONSE, SEND A STAMPED, SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE. Also include information about your system: memory size, number and type of disk drives, dos version, compiler versions. Any other information would be helpful. We would like to here from you. To register use the order form "ORDER.DOC" or send $25.00 ($35.00 Canada and foreign) to: iHn Systems P.O. Box 1707 Tulare, CA. 93275-1707 (Call 209-688-7665 - answering machine 24 hrs a day. Calls will be returned COLLECT) Legal Terms and Conditions for using and distributing the EVALUATION version of ScrEdit: - You may copy and distribute the evaluation version of Turbo ScrEdit to anyone. No fees in excess of $10.00 may be accepted for distributing this evaluation version of Turbo ScrEdit. - Copies of Turbo ScrEdit distributed must be complete and unmodified. - You may not collect a fee for any program that is developed using the evaluation version of Turbo ScrEdit. - You may not use any programs in a business environment that have been developed using the evaluation version of Turbo ScrEdit. Page 14. ========================================================================== A Note to registered users of ScrEdit: Thank you for taking the time to become a registered user of ScrEdit. If you have any problems, suggestions for enhancements, or just questions on how Turbo ScrEdit works, then write me a letter. Include a self addressed stamped envelope and I will try to answer your questions in a reasonable amount of time. Be sure to include your registration number found on the system logo screen. In the case of a problem, send a diskette with the problem screen file, your code, and a description of the problem as you see it. I will do what I can to help you resolve your problem. Include a phone number where you can be reached collect if you would like me to call you and discuss the problem with you. Also include return postage. In the case of suggestions for enhancements, if you are the first person to make a enhancement suggestion that I decide to implement in ScrEdit, you will receive a free updated copy of ScrEdit. The first person will be determined by post marks. In the case that you have a comment or two pertaining to anything about ScrEdit.. I would be very interested to hear them. As a registered user, you will be notified of the release of new versions of ScrEdit. You will be able to purchase updated versions for $10.00. form "ORDER.DOC" for more details. Send any correspondences to: iHn Systems P.O. Box 1707 Tulare, CA. 93275-1707 (Call 209-688-7665 - answering machine 24 hrs a day. Calls will be returned COLLECT) Legal Terms And Conditions for using the REGISTERED version of ScrEdit: - The registered version of Turbo ScrEdit may be copied for archival purposes only. - Each registered copy of this software may be used on only one machine at a any given time. - Each registered version of Turbo ScrEdit may be used by any number of people as long as Turbo ScrEdit is not used on more than one machine at any given time. If you need to have more than one person using this software at the same time, you should register for additional copies. - Registered users of Turbo ScrEdit may freely sell and or distributed programs that contain compiled ScrEdit procedures.