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- CALENDAR WISE Version 1.0 Released 1/25/92
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- CALENDAR WISE
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- BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE
- P. O. Box 7641
- Charlotte, NC 28241-7641
- USA
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- REGISTRATIONS: 1-800-779-0850
- SUPPORT LINE: (704) 398-0850
- FAX: (704) 398-0928 EXT. 22
- COMPUSERVE MAIL: 70372,421
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- Member of
- The Association of Shareware Professionals(ASP)
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- Copyright (C) 1991,1992 Michael G. Buchanan
- All rights reserved world wide
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- VERSION 1.0
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- USERS OF CALENDAR WISE MUST ACCEPT THIS DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY:
- CALENDAR WISE IS SUPPLIED AS IS. THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL
- WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION,
- THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE.
- THE AUTHOR ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES, DIRECT OR
- CONSEQUENTIAL, WHICH MAY RESULT FROM THE USE OF CALENDAR WISE.
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- Welcome to CALENDAR WISE. This program is a multi-subject
- planner/tracker that simulates a desktop blotter or popular
- write-on/wipe-off wall calendar. It looks just like a large
- desktop calendar on your screen. It lets you keep all of your
- important scheduling and tracking information at the tip of your
- fingers.
- Any information entered with a recurring frequency will
- appear when you need to see it. Enter your friends, relatives,
- or business contacts birthdays once, and you'll see them every
- year when you need to. Schedule information, Track information,
- See information! CALENDAR WISE is the easiest to use and most
- logical way to view and utilize vast monthly planning.
- Press <F10> from the opening screen to see a demo of
- CALENDAR WISE screens, read the CALENDAR WISE examples below,
- and give it a try, because you'll wonder how you ever did without
- it!
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- CALENDAR WISE FEATURES
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- * 100 different calendars allow you to keep unrelated planning
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- separate.
- * Multiple calendars can be referenced at once to view or print
- together.
- * Information is easily entered using recurring yearly, monthly,
- daily and weekly frequencies.
- * Any item can be copied and pasted instantly.
- * Reminders can be attached to an item.
- * Items can be searched for and located quickly.
- * The format of the calendar can be quickly changed so that
- different numbers of weeks can be viewed.
- * Text size can be changed allowing more information to be
- viewed.
- * Customize all of your calendars colors.
- * Calendars can be printed to printer or file.
- * CALENDAR WISE can run on a network with unlimited users.
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- CALENDAR NOTE
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- Birthdays, Anniversaries: Enter a 'Y' frequency, and relatives,
- friends, and associates birthdays will
- appear every year.
- Holiday Schedule: Keep work holidays here and quickly
- merge them into other calendars.
- Vacation Schedule: Keep track of an entire departments
- Vacation schedule.
- Work Schedule: Schedule employees to work. Enter 'W'
- frequency for employee that works
- every Thursday. Merge in the Holiday
- Schedule, cross reference it with
- Vacation Schedule, easily delete an
- occurrence from the Work frequency if
- there is a conflict. Pull all store
- schedules together for an overall view
- Bill Payment Schedule: Enter an 'M' frequency for bills due
- monthly.If insurance is due quarterly,
- enter an 'M3' frequency. Three months
- from now it will appear. Keep P. O.
- Box, Business license renewal dates.
- Enter them once and forget about
- them.
- Training Schedules: Schedule separate classes in separate
- calendars. Easily mark 5 day training
- class, paste in other weeks.
- Schedule instructors, equipment. View
- calendars together for printing or
- to find scheduling conflicts.
- Other Ideas:
- College student class schedule;
- Softball league play;
- Managers could keep daily commitments in separate calendars,
- so that a meeting can be scheduled by looking at the
- attenders schedules of availability;
- Nightly banking computer runs could be separated by
- checking, savings, mortgage processing so that each
- department could view the schedule kept in data
- processing;
- Schedule of auto maintenance to keep track of when oil
- changes are needed or when they were done;
- Family doctor and dentist appointments;
- History of employees absenteeism, comp days, etc.;
- And on and on.................
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS
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- I: TECHNICAL INFORMATION
- A. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- B. PROGRAM AND DATA FILES
- C. NETWORK CONSIDERATIONS
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- II: USER INFORMATION
- A. CALENDAR LIST
- B. MAIN MENU
- C. CALENDAR
- D. EDITING DATA
- E. CALENDAR MENU
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- III: REGISTRATION INFORMATION
- A. REGISTRATION
- B. PRICING STRUCTURE
- C. PAYMENT METHODS
- D. EXPLANATION OF SHAREWARE
- E. DISCLAIMER, AGREEMENT
- F. OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT
- IIII: APPENDIX
- A. CRITICAL ERROR MESSAGES
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- I: TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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- A. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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- 1. IBM PC or compatible
- 2. VGA or EGA monitor.
- 3. DOS 3.01 or higher.
- 4. 512K RAM
- 5. Hard drive.
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- B. PROGRAM AND DATA FILES
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- These 7 files need to be included in the CALENDAR WISE
- package.
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- CW.EXE : executable file
- CW.HLP : online help file
- CW.DOC : CALENDAR WISE manual
- README.DOC : installation instructions
- REGISTER.DOC: registration form, survey
- VENDOR.DOC : shareware vendor information
- SYSOP.DOC : BBS information
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- These files are created by CALENDAR WISE.
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- USER.INF : user registration information
- CONFIG.INF : configuration information
- MAIN.TTL : file containing calendar names
- MAIN.INF : file containing calendar layouts, colors
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- CLNDR*.STT : data file containing nonrecurring items
- CLNDR*.FRQ : data file containing recurring items
- CLNDR*.NOT : data file containing notes
- "*" is for position on calendar list, from 1 to 100
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- C. NETWORK CONSIDERATIONS
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- If you run CALENDAR WISE on a network, you will encounter a
- warning screen when attempting to edit a calendar that is
- currently opened for update by another user. You may open the
- calendar in view-only mode. If you open the calendar for
- updating, it is possible that all changes someone else is
- currently making will be lost or all changes that you make will
- be lost. It simply is a matter of whomever saves their calendar
- last, erases the others changes.
- This same warning can appear in a single user environment
- (i.e. if the calendar file is open and power is lost, or some
- other reason causes the calendar file to not be closed properly).
- Simply choose "OVERRIDE FOR UPDATING" to circumvent the warning
- and reset the file status.
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- II: USER INFORMATION
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- A. CALENDAR LIST
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- Touch any key as the colors are changing and the calendar
- list will appear. 100 different calendars are available, 10 on
- each page. Any character can be typed as the calendars name.
- Calendars can be marked for menu operations such as move, delete,
- or merge calendars. A demo can be run showing sample calendars.
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- Movement Keys...
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- Up arrow - Previous calendar
- Down arrow - Next calendar
- Left Arrow - Previous calendar list
- Right Arrow - Next calendar list
- Page up - Previous calendar list
- Page down - Next calendar list
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- Action keys...
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- F1 - Help
- F2 - Mark calendar for viewing multiple calendars
- together.
- - Mark calendar for setting default colors.
- - Mark donor calendars of a merge operation.
- - Mark source calendar for a move operation.
- F3 - Mark recipient calendar for a merge operation.
- - Mark destination for a move operation.
- - Mark calendar for a delete operation.
- F10 - CALENDAR WISE demo.
- Escape - Main Menu
- Enter - View calendar(s).
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- F2 - Marking calendars for viewing.
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- This function allows you to view multiple calendars at the
- same time. By pressing F2, an asterisk will appear to the left
- of the selected calendar's name. Any number of calendars can be
- chosen for viewing and printing simultaneously. The Enter key
- also chooses a calendar to view so remember that this calendar
- will appear if the selection box is not around a previously
- marked F2 calendar. Also, while viewing multiple calendars, no
- changes will be saved to any calendars chosen. 'Multiple
- Calendars" will appear at the top of the calendar when multiples
- have been chosen.
- This feature can be extremely handy to determine multiple
- managers availability when scheduling a meeting, or to see all
- employee vacations or work schedules in different departments.
- It provides a quick overview of any or all calendars.
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- F2 - Marking calendar for setting default colors.
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- After customizing a calendar's colors, the colors can be
- designated as the default colors. The default color scheme will
- appear upon entering a new calendar. The default colors will
- also appear in the preset color schemes(see DISPLAY - SCREEN
- COLORS <F10>). By pressing F2, an asterisk will appear to the
- left of the calendar's name. You should then press Escape to get
- to the menu. SET DEFAULT COLORS is located under OPTIONS. After
- setting the default colors, any changes to the colors of the
- calendar selected will not affect the default color scheme.
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- F2, F3 - Marking calendars for merging
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- This function allows you to merge the contents of one or
- several calendars into another calendar. By pressing F2, an
- asterisk will appear to the left of the donor calendar's name. By
- pressing F3, a hyphen will appear to the left of the recipient
- calendar's name. Any number of calendars can be selected as
- donors, but only one calendar may be selected as the recipient of
- the merge. You should then press Escape to get to the menu.
- MERGE CALENDAR is located under OPTIONS. You will be asked to
- verify the calendar to be merged. If you select "YES", you will
- then enter the merged calendar. When exiting this calendar you
- may still choose to not save any changes, in effect leaving the
- recipient calendar as it was prior to the merge.
- This feature can be extremely handy if holidays are kept
- exclusively in one calendar. This way, when a new calendar is
- started, they can be easily merged in.
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- F2, F3 - Marking calendar for moving
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- This function allows you to move all of the information
- associated with a certain calendar to another location on the
- calendar list. Prior to moving a calendar, the source and
- destination must be chosen. By pressing F2, an asterisk will
- appear to the left of the calendar to be moved. By pressing F3,
- a hyphen will appear to the left of the destination on the
- calendar list. You should then press Escape to get to the menu.
- MOVE CALENDAR is located under OPTIONS. Only one source and one
- destination may be chosen. You will be asked to verify the
- calendar to be moved. If a calendar exists at the destination,
- you will be asked if you want to overwrite it.
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- F3 - Marking calendar for deleting
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- This function allows you to delete all of the information
- associated with a certain calendar. Prior to deleting a
- calendar, one calendar must be chosen. By pressing F3, an
- asterisk will appear to the left of the calendar to be deleted.
- You should then press Escape to get to the menu. DELETE CALENDAR
- is located under OPTIONS. You will be asked to verify the
- calendar to be deleted.
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- *** NOTE - Possible File Status Error Encountered.
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- If you run CALENDAR WISE on a network, you can encounter an
- error when attempting to delete, move, or merge a calendar that
- is currently opened for update by another user. You must make
- sure that the calendar is in the correct status before CALENDAR
- WISE will allow this operation. You can do this by simply
- choosing to view the calendar, and when the "CALENDAR IN USE"
- screen appears, choose "OVERRIDE FOR UPDATE".
- Make sure that no one is actually updating before you choose
- to override the file status. Upon exiting this calendar, the
- file status will be set correctly so that you can attempt the
- delete, move, or merge operation.
- This same error can appear in a single user environment
- (i.e. if the calendar file is open and power is lost, or some
- other reason causes the calendar file to not be closed properly).
- Simply choose "OVERRIDE FOR UPDATING" to circumvent the warning
- and reset the file status.
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- B. MAIN MENU
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- The main menu is accessible by pressing <Escape> from the
- calendar list. Information and several options are available
- from the main menu.
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- Movement Keys...
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- Up arrow - Previous submenu selection
- Down arrow - Next submenu selection
- Left arrow - Previous menu selection
- Right arrow - Next menu selection
- Letter - Menu selection beginning with letter
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- Action keys...
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- F1 - Help
- F10 - CALENDAR WISE demo.
- Number - Submenu selection of corresponding number
- Escape - Calendar List
- Enter - Select
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- INFORMATION - REGISTRATION FORM
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- This displays the registration form for CALENDAR WISE. THE
- INFORMATION ENTERED IN THE NAME FIELD APPEARS ON ALL CALENDARS
- VIEWED AND PRINTED. Please fill in the REGISTRATION FORM screen
- and attach a copy of the PRICING STRUCTURE screen. You may print
- them by using the <Print Screen Key> or alternately print
- REGISTER.DOC from the DOS prompt(i.e COPY REGISTER.DOC PRN). Use
- one of the payment options listed on the PAYMENT METHODS Screen
- to submit your registration fee.
- ******IMPORTANT****** We will return your registration
- number to you to enter on this screen. Your registration number
- is based on the information entered in the Name field, so please
- be sure that this is what you will want to appear on all
- calendars. If the registration number and Name field do not
- match, 'UNREGISTERED COPY' will replace the Name field monthly,
- and appear on all calendars.
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- INFORMATION - PRICING STRUCTURE
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- This displays registration prices for CALENDAR WISE. For
- more information refer to sections IIIA,B,C of this manual -
- (REGISTRATION, PRICING STRUCTURE and PAYMENT METHOD).
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- INFORMATION - FEE INFORMATION
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- This displays registration fee information for CALENDAR WISE
- detailing the separate registration packages. For more
- information refer to sections IIIA,B,C of this manual -
- (REGISTRATION, PRICING STRUCTURE and PAYMENT METHOD).
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- INFORMATION - PAYMENT METHODS
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- This displays payment method information for CALENDAR WISE.
- For more information refer to sections IIIA,B,C of this manual -
- (REGISTRATION, PRICING STRUCTURE and PAYMENT METHOD).
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- INFORMATION - COPYRIGHT
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- This displays the BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE, CALENDAR WISE
- Copyright Notice. CALENDAR WISE is shareware. Please read the
- section of the manual regarding ASP (Association of Shareware
- Professionals) Ombudsman, and the explanation of shareware.
- INFORMATION - DISCLAIMER, AGREEMENT
-
- This displays the disclaimer and trial use agreement that
- users of CALENDAR WISE must accept. For more information refer
- to sections IIIE,F of this manual - (DISCLAIMER AGREEMENT,
- OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT).
-
- INFORMATION - SHAREWARE EXPLANATION
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- Since CALENDAR WISE is a user supported program, an online
- explanation of shareware is included. For more information refer
- to sections IIIE of this manual - (SHAREWARE EXPLANATION).
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- INFORMATION - PROGRAM FILES
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- The 7 files listed on this screen are included in the
- CALENDAR WISE package.
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- INFORMATION - PRINT THE MANUAL
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- Included with CALENDAR WISE is a file called 'CW.DOC'. This
- manual can be printed via this selection. You've probably
- figured this out.
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- OPTIONS - MOVE CALENDAR
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- This function allows you to move all of the information
- associated with a certain calendar to another location on the
- calendar list. Prior to moving a calendar, the source and
- destination must be chosen. By pressing F2, an asterisk will
- appear to the left of the calendar to be moved. By pressing F3,
- a hyphen will appear to the left of the destination on the
- calendar list. Only one source and one destination may be
- chosen. You will be asked to verify the calendar to be moved.
- If a calendar exists at the destination, you will be asked if you
- want to overwrite it.
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- OPTIONS - MERGE CALENDAR
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- This function allows you to merge the contents of one or
- several calendars into another calendar. By pressing F2, an
- asterisk will appear to the left of the donor calendar's name. By
- pressing F3, a hyphen will appear to the left of the recipient
- calendar's name. Any number of calendars can be selected as
- donors, but only one calendar may be selected as the recipient of
- the merge. If you select "YES", you will then enter the merged
- calendar. When exiting this calendar you may still choose to not
- save any changes, in effect leaving the recipient calendar as it
- was prior to the merge.
- This feature can be extremely handy if holidays are kept
- exclusively in one calendar. This way, when a new calendar is
- started, they can be easily merged in.
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- OPTIONS - DELETE CALENDAR
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- This function allows you to delete all of the information
- associated with a certain calendar. Prior to deleting a
- calendar, one calendar must be chosen. By pressing F3, a hyphen
- will appear to the left of the calendar to be deleted. You will
- be asked to verify the calendar to be deleted.
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- OPTIONS - SET DELETE DATE
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- In order to save processing time, disk space, and memory,
- old data will automatically be deleted. You will be asked to
- enter a date. All nonrecurring items prior to this date will not
- be saved when saving calendar data. All recurring items with an
- ending date prior to this date will not be saved when saving
- calendar data(i.e. All occurrences for a recurring item are
- prior to this auto-delete date.)
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- OPTIONS - EDIT DATE AND TIME
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- This function allows you to edit your computer's current
- system date and time. The date is in MM/DD/YYYY format. The time
- is in military (24-hour) HH/MM/SS format.
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- OPTIONS - PRINTER SETUP
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- Choose the default printer port for printing. An asterisk
- appear next to the current setting.
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- OPTIONS - SET DEFAULT COLORS
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- After customizing a calendar to your taste, you can then set
- the default color setting to your colors. All new calendars
- entered will use the color scheme, and all calendars already
- setup will have access to the default color scheme. (Check
- DISPLAY - SCREEN COLORS (F10) in section IIE). By pressing F2
- while on the calendar list, an asterisk will appear to the left
- of the calendar's name. You will be asked to verify prior to
- setting default colors. After setting the default colors,
- changes to the selected calendar colors will not affect the
- default settings.
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- EXIT - EXIT TO DOS
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- C. CALENDAR
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- The default layout for a calendar is 5 weeks by 7 days.
- Appearing in the upper left corner is the registered owners name,
- from the REGISTRATION FORM screen. Top center is the calendar
- name from the calendar list, or 'Multiple Calendars". Top right
- is the currently displayed month and year. Vertically on the
- right is todays date, and across the bottom is a status line
- with certain key function reminders. The highlighted box moves
- around the displayed days using the arrow and page keys. If more
- information exists for a day than can be displayed, a small box
- appears around the date.
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- Movement Keys...
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- Up arrow - Previous week
- Down arrow - Next week
- Left arrow - Previous day
- Right arrow - Next day
- Page up - Previous month
- Page down - Next month
- Backtab - Previous day
- Tab - Next day
- Home - Beginning of week
- End - End of week
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- Action keys...
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- F1 - Help
- F5 - Copy
- F6 - Paste
- Escape - Menu
- Enter - Edit day
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- F5 - Copy
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- Move the day selection box to the day containing the desired
- data. By pressing F5, the item for the selected date is copied
- into memory. If you want to copy the fourth item displayed into
- memory, press F5 four times. The item copied appears across the
- bottom of the screen.
- If this item is not recurring, pasting(<F6>) will simply
- place it on the new day. If this item is recurring, pasting
- will use the day being pasted as the beginning day, calculate the
- duration of this item and subsequently calculate the
- corresponding ending day for the item pasted.
- It is important to know that pasting uses the day you are
- currently on as the beginning day. Therefore if you are pasting
- a monthly frequency item from the 31st of a month onto the 30th
- of another month, this item will appear on the 30th and not at
- the end of every month, even if the 30th is the last day of the
- month.
- This feature can be extremely handy when scheduling
- infrequent items on many days. A workers name can easily be
- copied to memory and then added to all of the days he is
- scheduled (i.e. this Thursday, next Monday, next Wednesday). A
- five day stint in Atlanta can easily be added to the first week
- of May, second week of September, etc..
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- F6 - Paste
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- By pressing F6, a previously copied item(see F5 under
- Calendar and Edit Day) will be inserted on this day.
- If the item to be pasted is not recurring, pasting will
- simply place it on the new day. If the item is recurring,
- pasting will use the day being pasted as the beginning day,
- calculate the duration of the item to be pasted and subsequently
- calculate the corresponding ending day for the item pasted.
- This feature can be extremely handy when scheduling
- infrequent items on many days. A workers name can easily be added
- to all of the days he is scheduled (i.e. this Thursday, next
- Monday, next Wednesday). A five day stint in Atlanta can easily
- be added to the first week of May, second week of September,
- etc..
-
- F9 - Search again
-
- A previous search operation can be repeated. If the last
- search was successful, this search starts with the day following
- where the day selection box is located. If the last seacrh was
- unsuccesful, the search starts with January 1 of the next year to
- search.
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- D. EDIT DAY
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- Fields...
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- Title
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- Eleven characters are available. This field is what appears
- on the calendar. If more than eleven characters are needed, the
- notes field is available on the right. A second title line can
- be used as well, allowing both lines to be viewed on the
- calendar(for example, FAMILY on the first line, REUNION on the
- second line). To delete an item, simply space out this field.
- Remember that deleting an item will delete all occurrences of an
- item. Use F7 to delete only one occurrence from a recurring item
- as described below.
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- Frequency
-
- The frequency field consists of two parts, the frequency
- type and the frequency number.
- Four frequency types are available. Yearly, Monthly, Daily
- and Weekly. The first letter must be in the first position of
- this three position field. When the frequency is entered default
- data will appear in the other fields. The day you are editing
- will appear in the beginning field and 12/31/9999 will appear in
- the ending field.
- The frequency number pertains to how many weeks apart, how
- many years apart, etc.. For every five years, enter Y5; for
- semiannual, enter M6; for biweekly, enter W2; and for every 4
- days, enter D4. If this field is left blank, it will be replaced
- with a 1.
- You may also make a frequency moveable. This is a monthly
- or yearly frequency item that doesn't happen on the 15th every
- month, for instance, but rather on the first Tuesday of every
- month. See F4 below.
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- Beginning Date
-
- The Beginning field denotes when the first occurrence of
- this item will be. If the frequency for an item is monthly
- starting March 31, all occurrences of this item will be at the
- end of the month. Likewise if you want an item to fall on the
- end of each month starting February 28, type 31 in the day
- portion of this field. For processing speed reasons, the
- earliest beginning date year allowed is 1978. On your personal
- calendar of birthdays, put the birth year in the notes field.
-
- Ending Date
-
- The Ending field denotes when the last occurrence of this
- item will be. If you are entering an event that happens for the
- next x frequencies (i.e. W2 for 10 times, M1 for the next 18
- months), simply press any nonnumeric key while in this field.
- An asterisk will appear to the left. Now enter x in the month
- portion of the ending date field, rather than the actual ending
- date. The actual ending date will be calculated when you press
- Enter.
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- Notes
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- This seventeen character field is provided so that more
- information can be attached to an item. Every where this item
- appears, so will this note.
- This feature can be extremely handy on your calendars of
- bills due, to see how much you insurance due quarterly will be,
- or how much your mortgage payment is.
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- Movement Keys...
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- Up arrow - Previous item
- Down arrow - Next item
- Left arrow - Previous character
- Right arrow - Next character
- Page up - Save data, Previous data page
- Page down - Save data, Next data page
- Backtab - Previous field
- Tab - Next field
- Home - First field
- End - Last field
- Insert - Toggle insert/overwrite mode
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- Action keys...
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- F1 - Help
- F4 - Moveable frequency
- F5 - Copy
- F7 - Delete day from item
- Escape - Calendar
- Enter - Save data
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- F4 - Moveable frequency
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- By pressing F4, an asterisk will appear to the left of the
- frequency field. the item within the edit box will then have a
- moveable frequency. "Moveable" means that this item has either a
- yearly or monthly frequency, but each occurrence does not happen
- on the same date. Rather each occurrence happens at the same
- point in the month, relative to the first week of the month. (i.
- e. the first Tuesday of each month, the second Friday of every
- other month, political elections held on the first Tuesday of
- November every four years.)
- To make an non-moveable item moveable, or a moveable item
- non- moveable, you must be editing on the beginning date of the
- frequency item.
-
- F5 - Copy
-
- By pressing F5, the item inside of the edit box is copied
- into memory for later use in pasting. See also F5 and F6 under
- Calendar.
- If this item is not recurring, pasting(<F6>) will simply
- place it on the new day. If this item is recurring, pasting
- will use the day being pasted as the beginning day, calculate the
- duration of this item and subsequently calculate the
- corresponding ending day for the item pasted.
- This feature can be extremely handy when scheduling
- infrequent items on many days. A workers name can easily be added
- to all the days he is scheduled (i.e. this Thursday, next
- Monday, next Wednesday). A five day stint in Atlanta can easily
- be added to the first week of May, second week of September,
- etc..
-
- F7 - Delete one occurence of a recurring item
-
- By pressing F7, an asterisk will appear to the right of the
- frequency field. The occurrence of the item on the day being
- edited will be deleted from occurrences of this item. Actually
- what happens is two recurring items are created; one starting
- with the item's beginning day and ending with the occurrence
- previous to the day being edited; and one starting with the next
- occurrence following the day being edited and ending with the
- item's ending date.
- This feature can be extremely handy when softball is
- scheduled for the next 14 weeks, yet no games are played on
- Memorial Day and the team has a bye on the fifth week.
-
- * Note - Pageup and Pagedown save the data prior to displaying
- the next page. This may cause confusion as to what you are
- viewing if you have deleted some information on a page and are
- now looking at the next page. You may think that you are not
- seeing some data on the new page that you expected. Press Pageup
- to view the data you expected to be here. Of course you must
- have more than 10 items on a day to encounter this.
-
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-
- E. CALENDAR MENU
-
- Movement Keys...
-
- Up arrow - Previous submenu selection
- Down arrow - Next submenu selection
- Left arrow - Previous menu selection
- Right arrow - Next menu selection
- Letter - Menu selection beginning with letter
-
- Action keys...
-
- F1 - Help
- Number - Submenu selection of corresponding number
- Escape - Calendar
- Enter - Select
-
-
-
-
- DISPLAY - GRID SIZE
-
- Each calendar can be viewed displaying anywhere from 1 to 25
- weeks at a time(depending on your monitor). An asterisk appears
- to the left of the current selection.
-
- DISPLAY - TEXT SIZE
-
- Each calendar can support large or small size text. Small
- text allows more items to be viewed on the calendar for each day.
-
-
- DISPLAY - SCREEN COLORS
-
- Action keys...
-
- Left arrow - Change color
- Right arrow - Change color
- F1 - Help
- F10 - Display various preset color settings
- Escape - Menu, don't save color changes
- Enter - Save color changes
-
-
-
- Each calendar can support various colors. The dates for the
- current month (i.e. month name displayed in the upper right
- corner) should be set to contrast with the not current month
- color. Text without a frequency can be set to a different color
- than text with a frequency. By pressing F10, several preset color
- schemes, including the default color setting (See OPTIONS - SET
- DEFAULT COLORS in section IIB). Custom coloring is available for:
-
- Border Color
- Calendar Color
- Calendar Grid Color
- Day Selection Box Color
- Menu Color
- Menu Text Color
- Current Month Color
- Previous/Next Month Color
- Recurring Text Color
- Nonrecurring Text Color
-
-
- PRINT - PRINT WEEK
-
- The first print option available is printing information by
- specifying a beginning and ending date range. If more information
- exists on a day than you have allotted room to print, an asterisk
- will appear to the left of the appropriate day on the printout.
-
-
-
- Fields...
-
- Filename
-
- If you wish to print a calendar to a file so that you
- may move the file to another computer attached to a printer, or
- want to import it into a word processor, enter the filename
- here. A blank filename will route the calendar to the printer.
-
- Beginning
-
- The default beginning date will be the same as the
- upper left hand day of the calendar that appears on the screen.
-
- Ending
-
- The default ending date will be the same as the lower
- right hand day of the calendar that appears on the screen. If
- you want to print x weeks from the beginning date, simply press
- any nonnumeric key while in the ending date field. An asterisk
- will appear to the left. Now enter x in the month portion of the
- ending date field. The actual ending date will be calculated
- when you press Enter.
-
- Items Per Day
-
- This specifies how many rows each printed day will
- contain. The default is the number of days that can be displayed
- on one day on the screen. If more information exists on a day
- than you have allotted room to print, an asterisk will appear to
- the left of the appropriate day on the printout.
-
- Weeks Per Page
-
- This specifies how many weeks will be printed before a
- forms feed is sent to the printer.
-
- * Note - You may have to manually set your printer to 12
- characters per inch or higher, or to landscape, to fit the
- calendar on the page.
-
- PRINT - PRINT MONTH
-
- The second print option available is printing information by
- specifying a beginning and ending date range, one month per page.
- If more information exists on a day than you have allotted room
- to print, an asterisk will appear to the left of the appropriate
- day on the printout.
-
-
-
- Fields...
-
- Filename
-
- If you wish to print a calendar to a file so that you
- may move the file to another computer attached to a printer, or
- want to import it into a word processor, enter the filename
- here. A blank filename will route the calendar to the printer.
-
-
-
-
- Beginning
-
-
- The default beginning date will be the same as the
- current month indicator that appears in the upper right hand
- corner on the screen. The day portion of this field is not used.
-
- Ending
-
- The default ending date will be the same as the
- current month indicator that appears in the upper right hand
- corner on the screen. The day portion of this field is not used.
- If you want to print x months from the beginning date, simply
- press any nonnumeric key while in the ending date field. An
- asterisk will appear to the left. Now enter x in the month
- portion of the ending date field. The actual ending date will be
- calculated when you press Enter.
-
- Items Per Day
-
- This specifies how many rows each printed day will
- contain. The default is the number of days that can be displayed
- on one day on the screen. If more information exists on a day
- than you have allotted room to print, an asterisk will appear to
- the left of the appropriate day on the printout.
-
- * Note - You may have to manually set your printer to 12
- characters per inch or higher, or to landscape, to fit the
- calendar on the page.
-
- PRINT - PRINT THE MANUAL
-
- Included with CALENDAR WISE is a file called 'CW.DOC'. This
- manual can be printed via this selection. You've probably
- figured this out.
-
-
- PRINT - PRINTER SETUP
-
- Choose the default printer port for printing. An asterisk
- appear next to the current setting.
-
-
-
- OPTIONS - SEARCH
-
- An item can be quickly located by entering the text to
- search and the beginning day. The text field only compares
- against the title field of an item, not the notes field. A match
- does not need to be the entire title you are looking for, and the
- matching is not case-sensitive.
- You will be returned to the calendar screen following the
- search. Press F9 to find the next occurrence or to search the
- next year if no match was found.
-
- OPTIONS - GO TO MONTH
-
- Rather than paging thru multiple months to see a particular
- month, you may enter the date here and immediately it will be
- displayed. The day portion of the date field is not used. Also
- available here is the same feature for automatic date calculating
- available throughout the program. Press any nonnumeric key and
- an asterisk will appear. Enter 06 in the month portion of the
- date field and you will go 6 months ahead.
-
-
-
- OPTIONS - NAME CALENDAR
-
-
- The name of this calendar is entered here. It will appear
- on the top of the screen, the top of printed calendars, and on
- the calendar list. You are initially prompted to type the
- calendar name. It can be changed by returning here and retyping
- it.
-
- OPTIONS - EDIT DATE AND TIME
-
- This function allows you to edit your computer's current
- system date and time. The date is in MM/DD/YYYY format. The time
- is in military (24-hour) HH/MM/SS format.
-
-
-
-
- INFORMATION - REGISTRATION FORM
-
- This displays the registration form for CALENDAR WISE. THE
- INFORMATION ENTERED IN THE NAME FIELD APPEARS ON ALL CALENDARS
- VIEWED AND PRINTED. Please fill in the REGISTRATION FORM screen
- and attach a copy of the PRICING STRUCTURE screen. You may print
- them by using the <Print Screen Key> or alternately print
- REGISTER.DOC from the DOS prompt(i.e COPY REGISTER.DOC PRN). Use
- one of the payment options listed on the PAYMENT METHODS Screen
- to submit your registration fee.
- ******IMPORTANT****** We will return your registration
- number to you to enter on this screen. Your registration number
- is based on the information entered in the Name field, so please
- be sure that this is what you will want to appear on all
- calendars. If the registration number and Name field do not
- match, 'UNREGISTERED COPY' will replace the Name field monthly,
- and appear on all calendars.
-
- INFORMATION - PRICING STRUCTURE
-
- This displays price information for CALENDAR WISE. For more
- information refer to sections IIIA,B,C of this manual -
- (REGISTRATION, PRICING STRUCTURE and PAYMENT METHOD).
-
- INFORMATION - FEE INFORMATION
-
- This displays registration fee information for CALENDAR WISE
- detailing the separate registration package. For more information
- refer to sections IIIA,B,C of this manual - (REGISTRATION,
- PRICING STRUCTURE and PAYMENT METHOD).
-
- INFORMATION - PAYMENT METHODS
-
- This displays payment method information for CALENDAR WISE.
- For more information refer to sections IIIA,B,C of this manual -
- (REGISTRATION, PRICING STRUCTURE and PAYMENT METHOD).
-
- INFORMATION - COPYRIGHT
-
- This displays the BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE, CALENDAR WISE
- Copyright Notice. CALENDAR WISE is shareware. Please read the
- section of the manual regarding ASP (Association of Shareware
- Professionals) Ombudsman, and an explanation of shareware.
-
-
- INFORMATION - DISCLAIMER, AGREEMENT
-
-
- This displays the disclaimer and trial use agreement that
- users of CALENDAR WISE must accept. For more information refer
- to sections IIIE,F of this manual - (DISCLAIMER AGREEMENT,
- OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT).
-
- INFORMATION - SHAREWARE EXPLANATION
-
- Since CALENDAR WISE is a user supported program, an online
- explanation of shareware is included. For more information refer
- to sections IIID of this manual - (SHAREWARE EXPLANATION).
-
- INFORMATION - PROGRAM FILES
-
- The 7 files listed on this screen are included in the
- CALENDAR WISE package.
-
- EXIT - EXIT THIS CALENDAR
-
- This will return you to the calendar list. An option to
- save any changes is displayed prior to leaving this calendar.
- All menu colors, attributes, and data will be updated if save is
- chosen. The auto-delete date also appears on this screen. All
- nonrecurring items prior to this date will not be saved when
- saving calendar data. All recurring items with an ending date
- prior to this date will not be saved. (i.e. All occurrences for
- a recurring item are prior to this auto-delete date.)
-
-
- EXIT - EXIT TO DOS
-
- This will return you to the DOS prompt. An option to save
- any changes is displayed prior to leaving this calendar. All
- menu colors, attributes, and data will be updated if save is
- chosen. The auto-delete date also appears on this screen. All
- nonrecurring items prior to this date will not be saved when
- saving calendar data. All recurring items with an ending date
- prior to this date will not be saved. (i.e. All occurrences for
- a recurring item are prior to this auto-delete date.)
-
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- III: REGISTRATION INFORMATION
- =================================================================
-
- A.REGISTRATION
-
- BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE markets CALENDAR WISE via the shareware
- marketing channel. Revenue is collected from satisfied customers
- who have evaluated the program and wish to continue to use it.
- Satisfied customers are premium advertisers and distributors of
- the software. If you like CALENDAR WISE, please register.
- On the REGISTRATION FORM screen, there is a Registration
- Name field. THE INFORMATION ENTERED IN THE NAME FIELD APPEARS ON
- ALL CALENDARS VIEWED AND PRINTED. Please fill in the
- registration form and attach a copy of the pricing screen. You
- may print them by using the <Print Screen Key> or alternately
- print REGISTER.DOC from the DOS prompt(i.e COPY REGISTER.DOC
- PRN).
- ******IMPORTANT****** We will return your registration
- number to you to enter on this screen. Your registration number
- is based on the information entered in the Name field, so please
- be sure that this is what you will want to appear on all
- calendars. If the registration number and Name field do not
- match, 'UNREGISTERED COPY' will replace the Name field monthly,
- and appear on all calendars.
-
-
- Use one of the payment options listed under PAYMENT METHODS
- in section IIIC to submit your registration fee.
-
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- B.PRICING STRUCTURE
-
- PERSONAL COMPUTER USE Number Amount
- Registration (no shipping and handling fee) - $25 ____ ______
- Registration package (includes a manual) - $30 ____ ______
- NETWORK COMPUTER USE
- Each server on local area network (2 manuals)- $150 ____ ______
- LICENSES
- Limited site license(10 computers, 3 manuals)- $195 ____ ______
- Limited site license(40 computers, 4 manuals)- $395 ____ ______
- Limited corporate license(90 computers, 5 manuals)
- - $595 ____ ______
- Unlimited site license (10 manuals) - $495 ____ ______
- Unlimited corporate license (20 manuals) - $1195 ____ ______
- MISCELLANEOUS
- Additional disks - $2.00 ____ ______
- Additional manuals - $5.00 ____ ______
- North Carolina residents add 4% sales tax ______
- Shipping/Handling: USA-$3.00 CANADA-$4.00 All others-$7.00______
- SUBTOTAL:______
- Less $1.00 survey discount and/or
- $5.00 distribution discount (-)______
- TOTAL:______
-
- REGISTRATION FEE INFORMATION
-
- $25 Registration includes:
- 1. A license to continue use of the current version installed.
- 2. Technical support via mail or Compuserve mail.
- 3. Upgrade notices for major revisions of CALENDAR WISE.
-
-
- $30 Registration and Network registration includes:
- 1. The latest CALENDAR WISE disk. (5 1/4 or 3 1/2).
- 2. Typeset CALENDAR WISE USER MANUAL.
- 3. Technical support via phone, fax, mail or Compuserve mail.
- 4. Upgrade notices for major revisions of CALENDAR WISE.
- 5. Discount offers for upgrades.
-
- All licenses include all of the benefits of the $30 registration.
-
- A $1.00 discount can be earned by completing the survey
- information located in REGISTER.DOC. A $5.00 discount is offered
- if you complete the distribution information located in
- REGISTER.DOC. This entails uploading CALENDAR WISE to a Bulletin
- Board or giving a copy to your PC club's IBM disk librarian.
-
-
- Foreign customers please send an international postal money order
- if you are unable to make payment with a check from a U.S. bank.
- International postal money orders should be available at your
- local post office. They can be purchased in your local currency.
- Next best would be a cashiers check, or lastly cash.
-
- Site orders please contact BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE for a site
- agreement and additional information.
-
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- C.PAYMENT METHODS
-
- BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE Accepts VISA, Mastercard, and DISCOVER.
-
-
- MAIL: Fill out the REGISTRATION FORM online. <Print Screen
- Key> the form and the PRICING STRUCTURE screen. Mail your
- registration with a check, money order, or credit card
- information to the address listed on the COPYRIGHT screen
- and in the manual.
-
- PHONE: Have the name you wish to appear on all of the
- calendars already selected, and your credit card information
- available. Our number is listed on the COPYRIGHT screen and in
- the manual.
-
- FAX: Fill out the REGISTRATION FORM online. <Print Screen
- Key> the form and the PRICING STRUCTURE screen. Be sure to
- complete the credit card information. Our Fax number is on
- the COPYRIGHT screen and in the manual.
-
- COMPUSERVE MAIL: Make a copy of REGISTER.DOC to upload. Fill out
- this copy. Be sure and complete the credit card information.
- Our Compuserve ID is listed on the COPYRIGHT screen and in the
- manual.
-
- Note: Rather than using print screen, you may alternately print
- REGISTER.DOC. Don't edit REGISTER.DOC because it is a file to
- be distributed and you wouldn't want your information in
- it.
-
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- D.EXPLANATION OF SHAREWARE
-
- Shareware is not a type of software, but rather a form of
- marketing and distribution. Users are given a chance to try
- software before spending the sometimes outlandish fees for retail
- software. If you try a shareware program and continue to use it
- you are expected to register it. Individual programs differ on
- details of registration and levels of support offered. It is
- important to know what is supplied with your registration,
- whether continued support, upgraded programs, or printed manuals
- will be available.
- Copyright laws apply to both shareware and commercial
- software, and the copyright holder retains all rights The main
- difference, however, is that shareware authors specifically grant
- the right to copy and distribute the software, either to all and
- sundry or to a specific group. For example, some authors require
- written permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their
- software.
- When looking for software, you should find software that
- suits your needs and pocketbook, whether commercial or
- shareware. Shareware makes fitting your needs easier, because
- you can try before you buy, the ultimate money-back-guarantee.
- Most likely shareware can deliver a lower priced product because
- there is no overhead marketing and distributing.
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- E.USER AGREEMENT
-
- If you find this program useful and find that you are using
- CALENDAR WISE and continue to use CALENDAR WISE after a
- reasonable trial period(60 days), you must make a registration
- payment to BLUE CANNON SOFTWARE. The appropriate amount is
- stated on the pricing schedule and continued use is only valid
- for the amount received. If in the future you are no longer
- using CALENDAR WISE in the way it was originally registered, you
- must register again.
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- F.OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT
-
- This program is produced by a member of the Association of
- Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that the
- shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to resolve
- a shareware related problem with an ASP member by contacting the
- member directly, ASP may be able to help. The ASP Ombudsman can
- help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member, but
- does not provide technical support for member' products. Please
- write to the ASP Ombudsman as 545 Grover Road, Muskegon, MI 49442
- or send a Compuserve message via Compuserve Mail to ASP Ombudsman
- 70007,3536. The ASP Ombudsman may also be contacted by FAX:
- (616) 788-2765. In communication with the ASP Ombudsman, please
- include a telephone number and/or FAX if available.
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- IIII: APPENDIX
- =================================================================
-
- A.CRITICAL ERROR MESSAGES
-
- If you encounter a critica error message(i.e. one that halts
- processing, consult this table for an explanation of the message.
- If you cann not resolve the problem, call for technical support.
-
-
- Number Explanation
-
- 7 Out of Memory
- 24 Device Timeout
- 25 Device Fault
- 51 Internal Error
- 57 Device I/O Error
- 61 Disk Full (should only run CALENDAR WISE from a hard
- drive)
- 67 Too Many Files (Increase config.sys "files=" command,
- check your DOS manual)
- 68 Device unavailable
- 71 Disk Not Ready (should only run CALENDAR WISE from a
- hard drive)
- 72 Disk Media Error