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- ZIPKEY QUICK REFERENCE for ZIPKEY.ZC
- Copyright 1990 Eric Isaacson. All rights reserved.
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- When the ZIPKEY window appears, type a 5-digit zipcode, a 2-letter state
- abbreviation followed by a city name, or ? followed by a city name.
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- At any time when the window is on the screen, the Home key will take you
- to the starting window, and the Esc key will remove the window with
- no action taken.
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- Up- and Down-arrow keys: if typed while a zipcode is being input, the
- (partial or complete) zipcode is decremented or incremented, to allow
- you to move through the database. If typed during the input of a city
- name, the state is decremented or incremented to the next state having
- the specified (partial or complete) city name.
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- PgUp and PgDn keys: if typed while a zipcode is being input, the same action
- takes place as for the Up- and Down-arrow keys, except that the 5-digit
- and 3-digit cases are truncated by one digit for paging. If typed during
- city-name input when there are 11--50 possible cities, the list of possible
- cities is paged through.
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- Zipcode data is stored in EMS memory.
- Intermediate results are displayed.
- Numlock is forced on with the window appears.
- Keyboard playback is slowed down to accommodate old programs.
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- Main popup window row 04, column 43
- Alternate row 04, column 2
- If color screen: window color 7 text color 1
- Alternate window color 5 text color 14
- If monochrome: window color 7 text color 0
- Alternate window color 6 text color 0
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- Hotkeys: will invoke ZIPKEY from within any other program.
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- 1 hotkey:
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- HOTKEY NAME: x Left-Alt
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- When this hotkey is pressed, the zipcode specification is typed in after the
- window is popped up.
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- The return keystroke specification is:
- C99 A Z*
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- Alternate exit keys: can be pressed instead of Enter to confirm a zipcode
- specification and cause an alternate keystroke sequence to be generated.
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- 0 exit keys.
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- To generate an order form, type ZIPKEY 5 to the MS-DOS command prompt.
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