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- This new version of fastmenu GOLD contains many new options
- and features. I strongly recommend that you read the following
- recommendations and manual.
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- With all the files that fastmenu GOLD and it's included
- utility modules, the directory that you copy fastmenu GOLD to
- can become very crowded and messy. With this in mind I have
- included in the Setup module, options that allow selecting
- default paths for the Phonebook, Notepad, and Text file editor
- to use for saving files to. Using different sub directories
- for each of these modules to work out of will greatly simplify
- your file lists and keep them in a much neater manner.
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- The following is a sample of how I would suggest setting up
- your sub directories for fastmenu GOLD.
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- C:\ --+
- |-- GOLD
- | |- WORD
- | |- PHONE
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- In the setup module, set the default paths as follows:
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- Fax/Text File Editor: C:\GOLD\WORD
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- PhoneBook/Dialer: C:\GOLD\PHONE
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- Calendar/NotePad: C:\GOLD\NOTE
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- If you currently have files created for the Fax/Text File
- Editor saved in the C:\GOLD directory, move them to this new
- directory with the DOS/Disk Utility module.
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- All files for the Phonebook/Dialer module should also be moved
- into the new default sub directory. The Phonebook/Dialer files
- will have the following filenames:
- DMACRO.DAT
- DIALER.DAT
- VMODEM.DAT
- All files with the extension of '.FON' *.FON
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- All files for the Calendar/Notepad module should also be moved
- into the new default sub directory. The Calendar/Notepad files
- will have the following filenames:
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- All files with the extension of '.NOT' *.NOT
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- Numerous other options found in the Setup module will help in
- setting your system up for maximum performance. If you neglect
- reading the following manual, you may miss some of fastmenu
- GOLD's extended features.
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- ║ fastmenu GOLD (tm) ║
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- Version 6.0.0
- Copyright (C) 1990-92 by:
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- Jack W Hildenbrand
- 9500 St.Rt.61
- Berlin Hts., Ohio 44814
- Phone 1 (419) 588-3608
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- Kathi J Hildenbrand
- jwh:SoftWare
- P.O. Box 410
- Berlin Hts., Ohio 44814
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- Table of contents. Page
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- Why fastmenu GOLD?......................................... 2
- Applications Main Menu..................................... 4
- Edit Applications Module................................... 5
- Setup/Configuration Module................................. 7
- Function Key Password Protection........................... 9
- Password Protecting Re-Assigning the Function Keys......... 9
- Editing the Logo File...................................... 10
- Setting up timed application/batch execution............... 12
- Installation Instructions.................................. 12
- Re-Assigning the Function Key Icons........................ 13
- 11 Digit Calculator........................................ 13
- DOS/Disk Utility........................................... 14
- Disk Utility File List Screen.............................. 17
- fastmenu GOLD System Utility............................... 20
- AUTOEXEC.BAT & CONFIG.SYS File Switcher.................... 21
- Phone Book/Dialer.......................................... 23
- Adding applications to the Alternative Applications MENU... 25
- Entering multiple commands at the Run File field........... 27
- Displaying PCX picture files during screen blanking........ 28
- Executing batch files before & after screen blanking....... 29
- Sorting Folder Titles or Applications Listed in a Folder... 29
- Text/Batch File Editor..................................... 29
- Calendar/Notepad module.................................... 33
- The End Icon and how it works.............................. 36
- Setting up the user ID and logging......................... 36
- Trouble Shooting........................................... 37
- New Version and Update Policy.............................. 38
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- NOTE !!!!! IN ORDER FOR THIS PROGRAM TO OPERATE PROPERLY YOU
- MUST HAVE A PATH STATEMENT TO THE ROOT DIRECTORY,
- YOUR DOS DIRECTORY, AND THE FASTMENU GOLD
- DIRECTORY. THIS PATH STATEMENT SHOULD BE IN YOUR
- AUTOEXEC.BAT FILE.
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- Over the years that computers have been with us, they have
- gone from very large and complicated units to small desktop
- and very powerful pieces of equipment. Along with that growth,
- computers have become an almost must in every business, school
- and now are becoming a standard in most homes. Also the coming
- of the ever popular Hard Drive has made computing even more
- popular among every computer owner from business to home use.
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- Storage capacities of Hard Drives have risen from around one
- megabyte to now well over 300 megabytes of storage, enabling
- the user to store and use numerous applications without the
- need of using floppies for every day applications and data
- storage.
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- One problem that has arisen from these very large Hard Drive
- units is that it has become very hard for the user to remember
- the names of all the directories and the names of all the
- executable files that start the different applications that
- they have stored on their Hard Drives. Also, in an office or
- home situation where there are numerous people that use the
- same computer to do different tasks and with different ideas
- about how to setup access to their application, a Hard Drive
- can become very messy and hard to find your way around in.
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- Also in most business situations the need for fast access to
- applications is becoming more and more important.
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- As most of us know, since the Hard Drive was born, there has
- been numerous menu programs written to help deal with this
- problem, from small applications menuing systems to very large
- and memory consuming applications. However, there seems to be
- a very large gap, the small ones being to small and not
- adequate for most needs and the larger windowing systems
- needing more computer than most office and home users have at
- hand. For this reason fastmenu GOLD was created.
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- What fastmenu GOLD can do for you:
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- o.. Fast one or two key strokes to your applications.
- o.. Consumes no memory during applications execution.
- o.. Allows up to 40 folders up to 20 applications per folder.
- o.. Allows quick editing of the applications lists.
- o.. Can be operated with a Mouse.
- o.. Built in Auto Mouse Detection.
- o.. PassWord protection on any or all outside applications
- execution, Module operations and DOS exits.
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- What you need to run fastmenu GOLD:
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- o.. IBM PC/XT/AT or Compatible with DOS 2.2+.
- o.. 640Kb of memory.
- o.. A Hard Drive and at least one floppy.
- o.. VGA Color Card and Monitor.
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- QUICK INSTALLATION AND STARTUP.
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- 1>- Make a backup copy of your original disk.
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- 2>- Insert your backup disk into any drive.
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- 3>- Move to that drive and type: INSTALL
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- 4>- Follow onscreen instructions to complete the installation.
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- 5>- Make sure you have a PATH statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT
- to your ROOT,DOS, and GOLD directorys.
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- 6>- After installation, type 'GOLD' to start fastmenu GOLD.
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- 7>- Add 'GOLD' as the last line in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file if
- you want fastmenu GOLD to automatically start when you
- turn your computer on.
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- ADDING A APPLICATION.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- 1>- After you have gotten fastmenu GOLD up and running, at the
- main menu screen you will see a window with twenty lines
- lettered A to T. The letters on these lines will be blue.
- These lines represent the folder titles. Before adding any
- applications you must first create a folder (some sample
- folders may already have been created for you) and give it
- a title. To create folder #1, simply press the 'A' key and
- at this point you will be given a place to enter the
- folder title and then press the enter key.
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- 2>- After entering the title for folder A, you will be taken
- to a blank folder A. At this time you will also see two
- new prompts, Title and Edit Applications. At this point we
- want to add a application to this folder, so choose option
- Edit Applications.
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- 3>- After selecting the Edit Applications option, you will be
- taken to the applications editor. To Add an application,
- from the opening menu, select the Add/Edit option by
- choosing option 'A'.
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- 4>- After selecting the Add/Edit option, an Applications List
- window will be displayed. We will Add an application to
- line A, so move the highlight bar to line A, press enter.
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- 5>- After selecting line A, you will be presented with a data
- entry screen to fill out. At the first field, enter the
- title or name of the application that you want to execute
- with this line.
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- 6>- At the Drive field, press the PgDn key and select the
- drive that this application resides on. At the directory
- field, press the PgDn key and select the directory that
- this application resides in. At Run File field, press PgDn
- and select the file that runs this application.
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- 7>- If you want this application password protected, enter a
- 'Y' at the Password field. If you are running DOS Version
- 3.3 or later, answer the Fast Run field with a 'Y'. If you
- want fastmenu GOLD to pause before execution and ask you
- for command line parameters, answer the Command Line Parms
- field with a 'Y'. NOTE ! If you answer this field with a
- 'Y' then you must also include a (+) plus sign directly
- after the run filename at the Run File Field.
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- 8>- After completing all fields, press the Esc key to exit the
- edit mode.
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- 9>- At this time you will be presented with two more fields.
- if you enter any information in these fields, it will be
- displayed at application execution or exit. If you do not
- want any prompt displayed, simply leave these fields
- blank. When you are finished with these two fields, press
- the Esc key to exit the edit mode.
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- 10>- At this time you may save this entry by pressing the 'S'
- key or abort and not save it by pressing the Esc key.
- Pressing the 'C' key will return you to the editor. If
- you want, you may also press the 'V' key to display a
- sample batch file that is created with the information
- you entered for this application.
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- fastmenu GOLD Applications Main Menu.
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- Option Reaction to option
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- Exit.............. Selecting this option will exit you to DOS.
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- NOTE ! If you want, you may have fastmenu GOLD execute a
- batch file or application uppon exit by clicking
- your right mouse button (or CTRL+X) on the Exit
- button and filling out the path information.
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- Y=Setup........... This option should be used the very first
- time you use fastmenu GOLD.
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- Here you will set the program parameters that will make
- fastmenu GOLD work properly. This option may be accessed
- by pressing the letter 'Y' or by pointing the mouse at
- the prompt icon and then pressing the left mouse button.
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- F1 through F9..... Used as hot keys to Applications.
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- Up-Dn Arrow....... Pressing the up or down arrow keys will
- page through the Folder Titles or Folders.
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- =................. Pressing this icon will access the Folder
- or Applications listed on a folder and give
- you the option of sorting them.
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- *................. Pressing this Icon will toggle between the
- 3D or flat fonts.
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- ?................. Press this Icon to display registration
- information.
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- End............... Pressing this Icon will force fastmenu GOLD
- into screen blanking.
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- fastmenu GOLD Edit Applications Module.
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- Option Reaction to option
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- ESC=Exit.......... Using this option will return you back to
- fastmenu GOLD main menu.
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- Add/Edit.......... This option allows you to add or change
- programs or applications on this folder.
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- Any application that can run in DOS can be started or executed
- with fastmenu GOLD, either through the applications menu or
- through the (S)tart option from the file list menu.
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- Adding a new application.
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- 1>- Choose option Add/Edit from the edit applications menu
- prompt list then from the applications list select the
- application or the line that you want to Add/edit. You
- will be presented with seven questions to answer.
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- 2>- The first question will be asking you for the title or
- name of the program that you want to run. This title or
- name can be anything you want it to be, and is only used
- as a reference.
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- 3>- The second question will be asking you for the name or
- letter of the drive that this program will be running
- from. Examples would be: A, B or C. Pressing the PgDn
- key will list all available drives on your system.
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- 4>- The third question will be asking you for the name of
- the directory that this program is in. Always separate
- multiple directory entries with a backslash (\).
- Press the PgDn key to list all available directories on
- your system.
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- NOTE ! If you are running this new program from a floppy
- and/or the program is in the root directory, just
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- the file that you normally have to type in to run the
- program (The executable file). You may also enter any
- command line switches or parameters here. This is a
- scrollable edit field that allows entering up to 255
- characters.
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- NOTE ! Multiple commands may be entered at this field.
- This is explained further, later in this manual.
- ALSO This file will normally have an extension name
- of either .EXE, .COM, or .BAT.
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- 6>- The fifth question will be asking if you want to
- password protect this program. If you do not want
- password protection, just answer this question with a
- 'N'. If you want password protection for this program,
- answer this question with a 'Y'.
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- 7>- The sixth question will be asking if you want to use the
- Fast Load method of launching this application. This
- method is recommended, but may cause some problems with
- early versions of DOS.
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- 8>- The seventh question will be asking if you want fastmenu
- GOLD to pause before execution of this application so
- you may enter a variable DOS command line parameter.
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- 9>- After answering all seven questions just press the Esc
- key to exit the edit mode.
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- 10>-At this time you will be presented with two more fields.
- if you enter any information in either of these fields
- it will be displayed with a pause during application
- execution or exit. If you do not want any prompt
- displayed, simply leave the field blank.
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- After completing these fields, you will be given the options
- to (S)ave, (V)iew, (C)hange, or Esc. Pressing the Esc key
- will exit the editor. Pressing the 'C' key will return you
- to the editor to make any changes. Pressing the 'V' key will
- display a sample of the command batch file that will be
- created and executed when running this app. Pressing the 'S'
- key will save this entry to disk.
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- 11>- At this time, if you chose to password protect this
- program, you will be given a place to enter the
- password that you want to use to access this program.
- You are allowed up to six characters or numbers in this
- password. After entering this password, you will be
- prompted to verify it's validity.
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- CAUTION !!! Be sure to remember this password, it cannot
- be removed from a program listing unless you
- know the password. This password is totally
- scrambled before it is written to file and
- would be very hard to unscramble.
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- Delete App's...... This option is used to delete or remove an
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- Deleting a listing.
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- 1>- Choose option Delete application from the menu list.
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- 2>- After choosing this option, all applications listed on
- this page will be listed to screen. Select the one that
- you want to delete with the highlight bar and then press
- enter. You will be asked to verify your delete
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- List.............. This option will list to screen, all
- applications or programs that are on this
- page.
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- NOTE ! If you have password protected any of these programs,
- their directories and run file names will not be
- listed to screen. Also at this time you will be given
- an option to sort all entries. If you select to sort
- all entries, they will be displayed to screen after
- the sort is completed and then you will have the
- option to save this sorted list to disk or return
- without saving.
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- Edit Title........ This option will allow you to change the
- Title or Name that is presently being used
- used for this page.
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- Delete this page.. Choose this option if you want to delete
- this page from the menu.
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- Update Directory Tree.. This option will update the directory
- tree list that you see when you press
- the PgDn key to list the directories.
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- Password Protection
- for this Folder...... Selecting this option will give you the
- option for entering or removing password
- protection for this entire Folder.
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- fastmenu GOLD Setup Module.
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- This module offers several options for customizing fastmenu
- GOLD along with setting the default drive and directory. The
- default drive (C:) and directory (GOLD) may be changed from
- this screen if need be. However I strongly recommend that you
- leave them at their defaults. If you change them for some
- reason, you will also need to edit the GOLD.BAT file found in
- your ROOT, DOS, or GOLD directory. This file contains the
- necessary drive and path statements to start fastmenu GOLD.
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- ESC=Quit.......... This option will return you to the fastmenu
- applications menu.
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- A >-- Select System Fonts
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- Selecting this option will take you to a screen with all
- available fonts listed for your selection. Select a font by
- clicking your left mouse button on the desired font or press
- the letter associated with the desired font.
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- B >-- Setup Default program parameters
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- SUB MENU
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- A >- Default Path (Fax/Text File Editor)
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- Selecting this option will allow you to setup a default
- drive and directory that the fax/text file editor will use
- at startup.
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- B >- Default Filespec (Fax/Text File Editor)
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- Selecting this option will allow you to set a default file
- spec that the fax/text file editor will use.
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- C >- Default Path (Phonebook/Dialer)
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- Selecting this option will allow you to set a default path
- for the Phonebook/Dialer to use.
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- D >- Default Path (Calendar/Notepad)
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- Selecting this option will allow you to set a default path
- for the Calendar/Notepad to use.
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- E >- Folder/Applications Sort Option (ON/OFF)
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- Selecting this option will give you the option of turning
- on or off the ability to sort the folders or applications
- listed in a folder from the main menu screen.
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- F >- Display Logo At Screen Blanking (ON/OFF)
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- Selecting this option will give you the option of turning
- on or of the display of the logo during screen blanking.
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- C >-- Add/Edit/Delete System Passwords
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- A >- Password Protect Exit To DOS
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- Use this option to setup whether or not a user may exit
- fastmenu GOLD and go to DOS with or without a password.
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- Use this option to setup whether or not a user may enter
- the Setup module with or without a password.
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- C >- Password Protect The Edit Applications Module
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- Use this option to setup whether or not a user may enter
- the Edit Applications Module with or without a password.
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- D >- Password Protect Re-Assigning The Function Key Icons
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- Use this option to setup whether or not a user may
- re-assign the function key icons with or without using a
- password.
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- E >- Setup User ID And Activity Logging
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- Use this option to setup ID and password protection at
- startup of fastmenu GOLD. This option also provides user
- activity logging options. More detail is given on these
- options later in this manual.
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- D >--- Update Directory Tree Files at Startup
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- If you answer this option with a 'N', fastmenu GOLD will
- startup much faster, skipping the opening screen and updating
- the directory tree files. You will need to update the
- directory tree files manually if any directory maintenance is
- done outside the fastmenu GOLD environment.
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- E >- Toggle Screen Blanking On/Off
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- Use this option to select whether you want screen blanking or
- not. This option will present you with one question that can
- be answered by either a 'Y' if you want screen blanking or a
- 'N' if you do not.
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- NOTE ! fastmenu GOLD can also be setup to display PCX picture
- files during screen blanking. This option is explained
- in more detail later in this manual.
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- ALSO ! This screen blanking only has an effect on fastmenu
- GOLD's main menu screen and will not interrupt your
- applications in any way. During screen blanking, a
- logo will dance around on your screen, letting you
- know that fastmenu GOLD is ready to go at any time by
- pressing any key on your keyboard or moving the mouse.
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- If you have chosen to use the screen blanking option,
- you will then be asked to enter the amount of time
- (seconds) that fastmenu GOLD waits before going into
- screen blanking. The time can be any number of seconds
- between 1 and 999.
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- fastmenu GOLD will run in either of two screen modes.
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- Mode 1 >- In this mode fastmenu GOLD will display the page
- titles on the first screen, at startup.
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- Mode 2 >- In this mode fastmenu GOLD will display any of the
- application folders on the first screen, at startup.
- You may select the folder that is first displayed.
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- When you select option 'F' from this setup menu, you will be
- asked if you want the folder titles displayed first. If you
- answer this prompt with a 'N', then you will also be asked to
- enter the folder title number that you want displayed at
- startup. You may enter any folder number between 1 and 40.
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- G >---------------- Edit Logo File
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- Use this option to edit or change the FASTLOGO.IFO file. This
- file contains the information that you will see moving about
- during screen blanking. Also the information in this file is
- listed to screen on the main menu. After choosing this option
- you will be presented with a screen that has this file listed
- in a small editing window. You may make any changes you want
- to this file and then press the ESC key to exit. You will be
- asked if you want to save any changes you have made.
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- H >- Password Protect The Function Key Icons
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- Use this option to setup password protection to each
- individual Function key F1 through F8.
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- NOTE ! The password protection setup through this option only
- has effect on the function keys and will not affect
- applications execution from the main menu.
- Applications run through fastmenu GOLD have their own
- password protection that may be setup through the Edit
- Applications module.
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- Choosing this option will take you to a screen where you may
- select the function keys you want to have password protected.
- Select the function keys you want password protected by moving
- the highlight bar to that option and using the space bar to
- toggle your answer to either 'Yes' or 'No'. Only function keys
- marked 'Yes' will be password protected.
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- After marking all function keys you want password protected,
- just press the enter key to advance to the next screen. This
- next screen will have all function keys listed again along
- with a place to enter passwords. Also at the top of your
- screen you will be shown the password number. You are allowed
- up to 50 different password combinations. When you first enter
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- At this point you may enter the first password up to forty
- characters long. After entering the password, the prompt will
- move down to the modules list. The first option in this list
- will be asking you if you want to log the use of this password
- and if you answer this with a 'Yes' then every time that this
- password is used it will be recorded in a file called
- MASTER.LOG. The remaining prompts in this box will determine
- whether or not this password has access to the corresponding
- function key or not.
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- NOTE ! On the previous screen if you chose not to have some of
- the function keys password protected, they will show up
- on this screen in a blanked out mode. Answers placed
- after these blanked out function keys will be ignored.
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- After entering all information for this password you may use
- the down arrow key to move to the next password. When the
- highlight bar is on the last option in the module box pressing
- the down arrow key will move you to the next password screen.
- When the cursor is in the password window pressing the up
- arrow will take you to the previous password screen. After
- entering all passwords, pressing the F1 key will save them to
- disk in the MASTER.DAT file.
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- You may edit or change these passwords at any time simply by
- entering this module, making your changes and then saving them
- by pressing the F1 key. This password protection not only lets
- you determine which function keys that you want password
- protected, but also lets you assign different access to
- different passwords.
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- I >---------- Delete Function Key Password Protection
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Use this option to delete or completely remove all function
- key password protection. You will be prompted to verify this
- choice. The MASTER.DAT file will be deleted.
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- J >-------- View Password Log File
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Use this option to view the user ID and password log files. If
- you have chosen to have any of the passwords logged, then they
- will be listed in this file.
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- K >------ Delete User ID and Password Log Files
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Use this option to delete or completely remove all logged
- user ID or password use. You will be presented with a list of
- these log files to choose from. You will be prompted to verify
- your choice.
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- NOTE ! If you delete a log file, it will be re-created if
- user ID logging or password logging is turned on.
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- L >--- Setup Drive/Directory Path
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- If you have copied fastmenu to an alternate path, you may want
- to make the drive and directory path to fastmenu current.
-
- M >--- Timed Application execution
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Selecting this option will take you to a menu where you may
- select any timed event to create or edit from A to J (10). If
- you want to setup a new timed event, just select a blank line
- and you will be asked to give a description for this event.
- After entering the description, you will see it listed as a
- selection, just select it and you will be taken to the timed
- event editor.
-
- Selecting this option will open a window with data fields for
- you to fill in. At the first field, enter the time in 12 hr
- format (civilian time) that you want the application or batch
- file executed.
-
- NOTE ! From midnight to 12:59 afternoon is considered AM and
- from 12:59 afternoon to 11:59 afternoon is considered
- PM.
-
- At the Date field enter the date that you want this
- application or batch file to be executed.
-
- NOTE ! If you want this execution to be on a daily basis,
- leave this Date field completely blank. Then answer
- the Yes/No weekday prompts to tell fastmenu on what
- days you want this application/batch file to be run.
-
- At the remaining three fields, enter the Drive, Path, and the
- name of the executable file. After completing all fields,
- press the Esc key to exit then press the 'S' key to save them.
- At this field, you are allowed to enter multiple commands up
- to 255 characters in length.
-
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- fastmenu GOLD installation instructions.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- NOTE ! Before you install fastmenu GOLD I strongly recommend
- that you make backup copies of your original disk.
-
- Consult your DOS manual on making backup copies or
- using DISKCOPY on your machine.
-
- fastmenu GOLD is not a complicated program to setup and does
- not require a lot of work to get running. The following three
- steps is all that is needed to insure proper operation.
-
- 1>- Insert your fastmenu backup/distribution disk into any
- drive, move to that drive and type: INSTALL <enter>.
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- Follow on-screen instructions to install fastmenu GOLD.
-
- 2>- Make sure your AUTOEXEC.BAT file contains a path statement
- to the ROOT, DOS, and GOLD directories on your hard drive
-
- An example of the path statement: PATH=C:\;C:\DOS;C:\GOLD
-
- 3>- If you want fastmenu GOLD to startup automatically, add to
- the end of your AUTOEXEC.BAT file the following line: GOLD
-
- NOTE ! This line must be the last line in your
- AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
-
- This should complete the setup procedure for fastmenu GOLD.
-
- After installation you will have one new file added to the DOS
- or root directory of your hard drive C: (GOLD.BAT).
-
- Also you will have a new directory on drive C: (GOLD).
-
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- Assigning applications to the function key prompts.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- To assign a application to one of the function key prompts,
- simply press the Ctrl key plus the corresponding function key
- down or click the right mouse button on the function key
- prompt. Complete the displayed path information and then save
- it by pressing the 'S' key.
-
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- fastmenu GOLD 11 Digit Calculator.
- =================================:>
-
- This calculator works somewhat different than most people are
- used to, in that you first need to enter a number and then
- enter the operator. To start a calculation you first need to
- type in the first number and then press the enter key then
- enter the second number followed by the operand. Continue a
- chain calculation by entering the number and then the operand.
-
- Option Reaction to option
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- BackSp............ This option will delete the number at the
- cursor location and move the cursor left
- one position.
-
- 1 to 0............ This option will enter the chosen number to
- the calculator.
-
- /................. This option is used to divide numbers.
-
- *................. This option is used to multiply numbers.
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- -................. This option is used to subtract numbers.
-
- +................. This option is used to add numbers.
-
- Enter............. This option is used to end a calculation.
-
- P................. This option toggles printer on/off.
-
- Up Arrow.......... Use this key to enter numbers to memory.
-
- Down Arrow........ Use this key to pull numbers from memory.
-
- C................. Press this key to clear the tap.
-
- M................. Press this key to clear memory.
-
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- DOS/Disk Utility Module.
- =======================:>
-
- Option Reaction to option
- ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Format Diskettes.. Use this option to format new diskettes or
- floppies.
-
- NOTE ! For reasons of compatibility between computers, this
- program uses the standard DOS format program found
- in your DOS directory. For proper operation, your
- AUTOEXEC.BAT file must contain the path to your DOS
- files.
-
- Formatting diskettes.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- 1>- After choosing the Format Diskettes option, you will
- be asked to choose whether you want to format a Non
- Systems Disk or DOS Systems Disk (Boot Disk). If you
- choose to format a systems disk, after the format
- process, the necessary DOS files will be copied to it,
- creating a bootable DOS diskette.
-
- 2>- After choosing the format type you will be asked to
- choose the drive that you want to format from.
-
- 3>- After choosing the drive you will be presented with
- four more options.
-
- A>- The first option in this list will be used if you
- want to format a disk to the same capacity that
- is standard for your disk drive unit.
-
- B>- The second option in this list will be used if you
- have a high density 1.2 Meg 5 1/4in. drive and you
- want to format a low density 360Kb disk.
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- C>- The third option in this list will be used if you
- have a high density 1.5 Meg 3 1/2in. drive and you
- want to format a low density 720Kb disk.
-
- D>- The fourth option will be used if you want to type
- in a format switch. You will be presented with a
- user input field for editing the format command
- and command switches.
-
- 4>- After choosing the format density you will be asked
- to insert a disk in the chosen drive and press any
- key to begin formatting.
-
- Single Pass DiskCopy. Use this option to copy a floppy disk in
- one pass without the need of switching
- disks back and forth during the copy of
- high density disks.
-
- File Maintenance..... Use this option if you want to perform
- any of the following: Copy, Delete,
- Rename, View, Edit, or Start files. You
- may also do directory maintenance from
- this option.
-
- 1>- After choosing this option, you will be asked to choose
- the drive that you want to perform file maintenance on.
-
- 2>- After choosing the drive, fastmenu GOLD will check the
- drive to see if it has any directories. Select the
- directory you want and then press enter. At this time
- you will be presented with the file list that was found
- on this drive. If no files are found you will be
- returned to the directory menu. Choosing a directory is
- done by moving the highlight bar to the directory you
- want with the Up and Down arrow keys and then pressing
- the enter key.
-
- 3>- After choosing the directory, you will be taken to the
- file list menu. Help with the file list options can be
- found later in this manual.
-
- DOS DiskCopy...... Use this option to make a duplicate copy of
- of a diskette.
-
- Only diskettes of the same capacity and size should be used
- here. You will first be asked to choose the Source Drive. The
- Source drive will be the drive that you will be placing the
- original copy in. Then you will be asked to choose the Target
- Drive. The Target Drive will be the drive that you will be
- transferring your original to.
-
- NOTE ! The Source Drive and the Target Drive can be the same
- Drive. If so, you will be asked to switch diskettes
- back and forth until the copying process is complete.
-
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- Creating a new Directory from the Directory Tree screen.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- After choosing the File Maintenance option, you will be asked
- asked to choose the drive that you want to work with. After
- choosing the drive you will be taken to the directory tree
- screen. From the directory tree screen, you will move the
- highlight bar to the location that you want this new directory
- placed. You can do this by moving the highlight bar up or down
- the directory tree and then pressing enter.
-
- NOTE ! To place a new directory from the root directory, you
- will want to highlight the ROOT option on the
- directory tree list. If you want to place a new
- subdirectory off from an existing directory, just
- highlight that directory.
-
- After choosing the directory location, press the 'C' key,
- enter the name of the new directory and then press enter.
-
- Deleting Existing Directories from the Directory Tree Screen.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option can be reached from the Directory Tree Screen,
- after choosing the File Maintenance option from the DOS/Disk
- Utility Menu and the drive from the Drive Menu.
-
- NOTE ! A directory cannot be deleted without first deleting
- any files it may contain.
-
- Choose the directory that you want to delete by moving the
- highlight bar to that directory then press the 'D' key. You
- will be asked to verify your choice.
-
- Renaming Existing Directories from the Directory Tree Screen.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Select the directory that you want to rename by moving the
- highlight bar to that directory and then press the 'R' key.
- You will be presented with the directory name in an editor
- field, simply edit the existing name and then press enter.
-
- Printing the Directory list to your printer.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- From the directory tree screen, you may choose to send a copy
- of this directory tree information to your printer by pressing
- the 'P' key.
-
- NOTE ! You must have your printer connected to port LPT1.
-
- Locate a File(s).. Using this option will take you to a module
- that you may use to search for a file or a
- a group of files on any drive or directory
- on your system. You may also search for
- text.
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- Update Directory File. Using this option will manually update
- the directory tree mirror files.
-
- NOTE ! fastmenu GOLD automatically updates the directory
- tree files if any directory maintenance is done with
- the utility module.
-
- If you select not to have fastmenu GOLD update the
- the directory tree files at startup from the Setup
- module and you perform any directory maintenance
- outside of the fastmenu GOLD environment, you may
- need to use this option to update the directory tree
- files manually.
-
- Include Attributes With Files (Yes/No)
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option allows you to specify whether or not you want the
- file attributes listed at the files list menu. If you select
- not to have the attributes listed, the files will list to
- screen much faster due to not needing to read the attributes
- in on every file.
-
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- fastmenu GOLD Disk Utilities File List.
- ======================================:>
-
- Option Reaction to option
- ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- (ESC)............. Using this option will return you to the
- previous menu.
-
- (Up/Dn)........... Use these options to move the highlight bar
- up and down the file list.
-
- One key press will move the highlight bar up or down one file.
- Holding the key down will fast advance the highlight bar
- until you release the key or the end of the file list is
- reached.
-
- (-/+/enter)....... Use these options to mark all files for
- later maintenance. An asterisk will appear
- to the left of the file name of every file
- that has been marked.
-
- Marking and Un-Marking Files.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- 1>- Move the highlight bar to the file you want to mark and
- then press the enter key. If this file has already been
- marked it will be un-marked. After using the enter key to
- mark or un-mark a file, the highlight bar will advance to
- the next file in the file list.
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- 2>- Pressing the plus key will mark all files in the file
- list.
-
- 3>- Pressing the minus key will un-mark all marked files in
- the file list.
-
- (Q)uery........... Use this option to query the file list. DOS
- wild cards are valid here.
-
- NOTE ! The main purpose for including this option was to
- give you a convenient way of copying or deleting
- certain groups of files. For example if you wanted
- to copy all the files with the .DAT extension, you
- would first query the file list by entering [*.DAT]
- at the File Spec. prompt. Then mark all these files
- by pressing the plus key, then choose the (C)opy
- option to copy all marked files.
-
- Querying the file list with (Q)uery option.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- 1>- After choosing this option, you will be given a place to
- enter your query instructions and then press enter. After
- which the file list will again be presented with only the
- files that meet your query instructions listed.
-
- Query Examples:
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- [*.*]....... This query would list all files.
-
- [*.EXE]..... This query would list files with the EXE
- extension.
-
- [FAST??.*].. This query would list files that include the
- letters FAST as the first four letters in
- the file name.
-
- (U)pdate.......... Use this option to update or re-list the
- files from the present drive or directory.
-
- NOTE ! You may change a disk while you are at the file list
- screen. After changing to the new disk, just use the
- (U)pdate option to list the files from the newly
- inserted disk.
-
- (S)tart........... Use this option to run applications outside
- fastmenu GOLD.
-
- This option was added to give you a way to test run an
- application or to run applications or games from floppy
- drives. Any program, game or application that can be run from
- the DOS prompt can also be run through this option.
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- NOTE ! This option will only accept files with the extension
- of .EXE, .COM or .BAT. Before you can use this option
- option, you must first mark the file that you want to
- run. After marking this file, just choose the (S)tart
- option to run it.
-
- (V)iew............ Use this option to read or view text files.
-
- Before you can use this option, you must first mark the file
- that you want to read or view. After marking this file just
- choose option (V)iew to view it.
-
- (E)dit............ Use this option to edit or create any ASCII
- text file.
-
- To edit an existing file you must first mark it from the file
- list menu. After marking it, just choose option (E)dit from
- the file list menu.
-
- To create a new file, just choose option (E)dit without
- marking any files. After entering the editor you will be asked
- to enter the name for the new file. You may use any DOS legal
- name except names that have extensions of .EXE or .COM.
-
- NOTE ! This editor has the ability to edit files with lines
- up to 255 characters long. When you first enter the
- editor, the right margin will be set to 255. If you
- are editing a 80 column document you may want to
- reset the right margin before you begin.
-
- (C)opy............ Use this option to copy a file or group of
- files from this directory or disk to
- another directory or disk.
-
- Before using this option, you must first mark the file or
- group of files you want to copy, using the (Up/Dn) and (-/+/
- enter) keys.
-
- 1>- After marking the files you want to copy just choose
- option (C)opy to start the copy process.
-
- 2>- You will be asked to choose the Target Drive (the drive
- that you want to copy these files to). After choosing the
- Target Drive, fastmenu GOLD will check that drive for any
- existing directories.
-
- 3>- If any directories are found, you will be asked to choose
- which directory you want to copy these files to.
-
- 4>- If no directories exist or after choosing a directory, you
- will be asked to verify the copying of these files.
-
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- NOTE ! If you have marked more files than will fit on the
- Target Drive, fastmenu GOLD will copy as many
- files to the Target Drive as will fit and then
- prompt you to insert a new disk. After which will
- continue to copy the remainder of the files marked
- to this disk. fastmenu GOLD will continue this
- process until all marked files have been copied.
- This copy routine was added to give you a means of
- backing up entire directories or groups of files
- to floppies without the worry of running out of
- disk space on the Target Drive.
-
- (D)elete.......... Use this option to delete or remove a file
- or groups of files.
-
- Before using this option, you must first mark the file or
- group of files you want to delete, using the (Up/Dn) and
- (-/+/enter) keys.
-
- 1>- After marking the file or group of files you want to
- delete, just choose option Delete to start the deletion
- process.
-
- 2>- At this time you will be asked if you want to verify each
- file before delete or continue without verifying.
-
- (R)ename.......... Use this option to rename a file.
-
- After marking the file that you want to rename, just choose
- the Rename option, you will be shown the old file name in a
- edit field. Edit or change and then press the enter key.
-
- (P)rint........... Use this option to send a copy of all
- marked files to your printer. You must have
- your printer connected to printer port LPT1
-
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- fastmenu GOLD System Utility.
- ============================:>
-
- Set System Time
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option gives you a way to reset the system Time clock.
-
- Set System Date
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option gives you a way to reset the system Date.
-
- Set Mouse Sensitivity
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option will allow you to adjust the sensitivity or
- movement ratio of your mouse.
-
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- Keyboard cursor speed and delay rate
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option provides a way to adjust the speed of cursor
- movement and the amount of time before continious movement
- from holding a cursor keys down.
-
-
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- AUTOEXEC.BAT & CONFIG.SYS File Switcher
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- (ESC)............... This option will return you to DOS.
-
- To create a new file, simply select a blank line from the file
- list by moving the highlight bar to the line you want to add a
- file description to and then press the enter key. Enter the
- title or description and then press enter. At this point you
- will be taken back to the file list menu and your new file
- description will be listed. To edit this new file, simply
- select it from the list again and then press enter. At this
- time you will be taken to the options menu.
-
- The OPTIONS Menu.
- ================:>
-
- This menu will present you with several options that will be
- active only on the file that you have chosen.
-
- (ESC)........... This option will return you to the main menu.
-
- A...... This option will take you to the text editor that will
- allow you to edit or change the chosen file listed at
- the top of the screen. This editor is a full featured
- text editor that includes block copy and paste
- options.
-
- NOTE ! This editor provides you also with a way to capture any
- existing AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS file or any text
- file on your system. Pressing the F2 key will display a
- place for you to enter the entire path and filename of
- the file you want to capture to the editor.
-
- B...... This option will install the file that you have chosen
- to the root directory of drive C as the AUTOEXEC.BAT
- file. You will be asked to verify all actions.
-
- C...... This option will install the file that you have chosen
- to the root directory of drive C as the CONFIG.SYS
- file. You will be asked to verify all actions.
-
- D...... This option will allow you to completely remove the
- file listed at the top of screen. You will be prompted
- to verify this action.
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- Home/End........ Move cursor to start/end of line.
-
- Ctrl-Home/End... Move cursor to top/bottom of window.
-
- PgUp/PgDn....... Display previous/next page.
-
- Ctrl-PgUp/PgDn.. Display first/last page.
-
- Ctrl-Left/Right. Move cursor by whole words.
-
- Ctrl-Y.......... Delete the current line.
-
- Ctrl-N.......... Insert a new line.
-
- Insert.......... Toggle insert mode on/off.
-
- Delete.......... Delete character at cursor location and move
- text left one position.
-
- Backspace....... Delete character at cursor location and move
- cursor left one position.
-
- Tab............. Move cursor right four positions.
-
- Shift-Tab....... Move cursor left four positions.
-
- Arrow Keys...... Move cursor one position in direction of
- arrow.
-
- Enter........... Starts a new line.
-
- To copy a block. Move cursor to upper left corner of block
- then while holding the shift key down move
- the cursor right or down to the lower right
- corner of the block. At this point pressing
- any key except the ESC or delete key will
- copy block to clipboard. If you press the
- delete key at this point the block will be
- deleted and also copied to the clipboard.
-
- Pasting a block. Move the cursor to the new location and then
- press the Shift-Insert keys.
-
- NOTE ! Block operations may also be accomplished with a
- mouse.
-
- ALSO ! Once a block has been copied to the clipboard you
- may return to the files menu, reload or create a
- new file then from the options menu choose option
- (1) to load this new file into the editor and then
- paste a previously saved block to this new file.
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- fastmenu GOLD Phone Book/Dialer.
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-
- Option Reaction to option
- ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Esc............... Use this option to exit the phone book
- module.
-
- (I)nsert.......... Use this option to insert a new record to
- the phone book.
-
- The new record will be inserted just above the highlight bar.
- If the highlight bar is at bottom of file, the new record
- will be added to the end of the file. If you want, you can
- insert a new record ahead of an existing record by moving the
- highlight bar to that record, then choosing the insert option.
-
- After choosing the insert option you will be given a new slot
- to enter the information for this record. You can move between
- fields with the Up/Down arrow keys. When finished press the
- Esc key to save it.
-
- (C)hange.......... Use this option to change or correct an
- existing record.
-
- To change a record, just move the highlight bar to the record
- that you want to change, then choose the (C)hange option.
- After selecting this option, you may move freely between
- fields with the Up/Down arrow keys.
-
- (D)elete.......... Use this option to remove an existing
- record from the phone book.
-
- To remove a record, just move the highlight bar to the record
- that you want to remove, then choose the (D)elete option. You
- will be prompted to verify this deletion.
-
- (S)ort............ Use this option to sort all records on any
- field.
-
- After choosing the (S)ort option you will be asked to choose
- the field that you want to sort on. Do this by moving the
- highlight bar to that field and then press enter. After
- selecting the field, you will be asked how you want to sort,
- from Memory or from Disk. Sorting from memory is a much faster
- sort method, with this method, all records are loaded into
- memory then sorted, after the sort, all records are saved back
- to disk. Sorting records from disk can be aborted at any time
- with the Esc key but sorting takes much longer to complete.
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- (Q)uery........... Use this option when you want to locate a
- record or group of records from the phone
- book database. After selecting this option
- you will need to select where you want the
- results of this query sent, to screen,
- printer in list form, or to mailing labels.
-
- You will be presented with a screen to
- enter search instructions. You may search
- on any one field or a combination of fields
-
- Records found that match your search
- instructions will be listed to screen one
- at a time with options to Print, Edit, or
- Dial the phone number.
-
- (V)iew............ This option will list to screen, the
- complete record that is currently
- highlighted.
-
- (D)ial............ To dial a listed number, simply highlight
- the entry that you want to dial and then
- press the 'D' key. At the same time pick up
- the phone receiver and after the number has
- been dialed just press any key to close the
- modem port.
-
- NOTE !! You may also dial a number simply by clicking your
- right mouse button on the entry that you want to
- be dialed.
-
- (P)arms........... Use this option to setup optional modem
- parms. Consult your Modem Setup Manual
- on available command options.
-
-
- (F)iles........... This option will display a pick list menu
- with the following options.
-
- Open....... Use this option to open an existing phone book
- database file. Upon selecting this option, you
- will be presented with a list of existing
- database files that you may open.
-
- Create..... Use this option to create or open a new phone
- book database file. Upon selecting this option,
- you will be presented with a field to enter the
- name of the new file.
-
- NOTE ! do not include a file extension, fastmenu will
- automatically append a ".FON" file extension.
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- Delete..... Use this option if you want to delete an
- existing phone book database file. Upon
- selecting this option, you will be presented
- with a list of existing files to select from.
-
- NOTE ! You may not delete a currently open file.
-
- Macros..... Use this option if you want to edit or create
- new phone number macros. Upon selecting this
- option, you will be presented with a editor
- window with all existing macros listed.
-
- NOTE ! You may embed macros within macros.
-
- Up-Dn............. These options represent the up and down
- arrow keys.
-
- Using them will move the highlight bar up or down one record
- at a time. Continuing to hold one of these keys down will
- cause the highlight bar to scan until you release the key.
-
- PgUp-PgDn......... These options represent the Page Up and
- Page Down keys.
-
- Using them will move the highlight bar up or down a full page
- at a time. Continuing to hold one of these keys down will
- cause the highlight bar to rapid scan until you release the
- key.
-
- NOTE ! The phone book module uses a file oriented database
- and is limited in the number of records only by your
- disk size.
-
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- Setting up applications for the Alternate Applications MENU.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- NOTE !! This option was included with fastmenu GOLD under
- requests from several users and shareware authors, to
- allow creating applications designed especially to be
- run through fastmenu GOLD.
-
- ALSO !! When fastmenu executes an application through this
- menu, the VGA (640 x 480 16 Color) screen mode is not
- switched back to CGA. Therefore if you are installing
- an application to this menu and it is not capable of
- running in VGA mode, there may be problems unless the
- application switches the screen mode internally.
-
- To install an application to this menu, you must create a file
- with a file extension of '.APP'. The filename can be any thing
- you want as long as the extension of this filename is .APP.
- Install this file in the same directory that fastmenu GOLD is
- using. The actual application can be on any drive or directory
- on the system.
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- The following is a sample of the information that this new
- file must contain.
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- DISKUTIL.APP
-
- Disk Utility UTIL CUTILITY
- --------------------------------------------------------------
- | | ||
- 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
-
- The above file is named: DISKUTIL.APP
-
- The Title to this application is: Disk Utility
-
- The executable filename is: UTIL
-
- The Drive is: C
-
- The Directory is: UTILITY
-
- The application title starts at the first character and can be
- no longer than 32 characters.
-
- The Filename starts at character 33 and can be no longer than
- 8 characters. This filename is the name of the executable file
- for the application you want run. Do not include the file
- extension.
-
- The Drive character is at character number 41 and is only one
- character long. This drive character represents the drive that
- the application is on.
-
- The Directory name starts at character 42 and can be no longer
- than 8 characters. This directory represents the directory
- that contain the application.
-
- There is only one line in this file and a new file must be
- created for each application you want listed to the menu. Just
- make sure that you give each file a different and unique
- filename and include the '.APP' file extension.
-
- The applications will be listed to the menu in the same order
- they are read from disk (Top to bottom).
-
- NOTE !! A kit can be downloaded from most BBS's that has
- some vga screen samples along with a sample
- application and '.APP' file that may help in the
- design and setup for applications created for
- fastmenu GOLD. (GOLDKIT.ZIP)
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- Entering more than one command at the Run File field.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- A new option has been added to fastmenu GOLD that allows
- entering more than one command at the Run File field when
- adding applications to the menu. The following commands are
- now allowed at the Run File field:
-
- * Any legal DOS command line command.
- * Any legal DOS batch file command.
- * Any legal and existing executable file name.
- * The keyboard character ^ (carat key) Shift+6
- * The keyboard character + (plus key)
-
- This option will allow doing away with those small batch files
- you sometimes need to execute an application with. In other
- words, if you have an application that you want to backup
- after every time you run it you could enter the following
- command:
-
- Drive: C
- Directory: CHOICE
- Run File: FIRST+^ECHO Insert backup disk.^PAUSE^COPY *.DAT A:
-
- The above command list would first move to drive C, change to
- the CHOICE directory, run the executable file FIRST, at exit
- of the application it would prompt you to insert a backup
- disk, pause for you, copy the DAT files to drive A, and then
- return to fastmenu GOLD.
-
- Notice the carat character (^) between each command. Also
- notice that you can mix DOS command line commands and batch
- file commands.
-
- Also notice the plus character (+) after the 'FIRST' run file
- name. This plus character tells fastmenu GOLD to also ask the
- user for a command line parameter at execution.
-
- NOTE ! Before this plus character will be active, you must
- also switch the Parms: Y/N field to 'Y'.
-
- Any number of commands can be executed, just make sure you
- separate each command with the carat character (^).
-
- If you experience a problem of fastmenu dropping out after
- executing a batch file, you might try adding the CALL
- statement just before the batch file name.
-
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- Example:
-
- Drive: C
- Directory: PCTOOLS
- Run File: PCTOOLS^CD\BAT^CALL BATCH
-
- The above example would switch to the PCTOOLS directory,
- execute the PCTOOLS executable file, switch to the 'BAT'
- directory, execute a batch file named BATCH, and then return
- to fastmenu GOLD.
-
- Example:
-
- Drive: C
- Directory: DOS
- Run File: CHKDSK+^PAUSE
-
- The above example would first ask you for a command line
- parameter, switch to the DOS directory, execute the CHKDSK
- application with your command line parameter, pause for you to
- press enter, and then return to fastmenu GOLD.
-
- Displaying PCX picture files during screen blanking.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- During screen blanking fastmenu GOLD now first looks for a
- script file named PCX.DAT. If this file exists, fastmenu will
- display the PCX files according to the way you have them
- listed in this script file. You may also include a time
- parameter with each PCX file that tells fastmenu how long to
- display each PCX file. The format of this file is as follows:
-
- PCX.DAT < FileName of the script file.
- 4 < The first line is a number representing
- MOUNTANS.PCX 10 \ the number of PCX files listed in this
- HOUSE.PCX 10 \ file
- UNICORN.PCX 5 > < All remaining lines are used to list
- RACECAR.PCX 15 / the PCX files along with the time
- (seconds) to display the PCX file.
-
- All PCX files and the PCX.DAT file must be located in the same
- directory that you have fastmenu GOLD in.
-
- NOTE ! If this PCX.DAT file does not exist, fastmenu GOLD will
- still display all PCX files found in the directory.
-
- ALSO ! If you want, you may also have fastmenu GOLD display
- any PCX file you want during start up. Simply rename
- the PCX file you want displayed to OPENING.SCR.
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- Executing batch files (*.BAT) during screen blanking.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- If you like, fastmenu will execute a batch file either before
- or after screen blanking. To use these options, simply create
- the batch file and copy it to the drive and directory that the
- fastmenu files are located in. If fastmenu finds a batch file
- with the name 'BEFORE.BAT', it will be executed just before
- going into screen blanking. If a 'AFTER.BAT' file is found, it
- will be executed after screen blanking. If a 'INSTEAD.BAT'
- file is found, it will be executed instead of screen blanking.
-
-
- These batch files may be used to execute applications or do
- any system maintenance you would like done at this time.
-
- Sorting Folder Titles or The Applications listed in a Folder.
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- The Sort option has been added to fastmenu GOLD's main menu to
- give you a means of sorting the Folder Titles or the
- Applications listed in a folder simply by selecting Sort from
- the main menu.
-
- If you select this Sort option while viewing the Folder
- Titles, you will be asked if you want to sort the Folder
- Titles. If you answer with a 'Y' (Yes), fastmenu will sort all
- the Folder Titles in alphabetical order and place all blank
- lines at the bottom of the list.
-
- If you select this Sort option while viewing the Applications
- listed in a Folder, you will be asked if you want to sort the
- App's in this Folder. If you answer with a 'Y' (Yes), fastmenu
- will sort all Applications listed in this Folder in
- alphabetical order and place all blank lines at the bottom of
- the list.
-
-
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- Available options while in the Fax/Text File Editor.
- ===================================================:>
-
- Option Reaction to option
- ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Esc................ Use this option to exit the phone book
- module.
-
- F1=Menu............ Use this option to access the Command
- Menu.
-
- Available options while at the Command Menu.
- ===========================================:>
-
- Option Reaction to option
- ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Esc................ Returns control to the editor.
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- F10=Run Batch...... This option allows you to execute DOS or
- batch file commands. When you select this
- option, all lines in the current text file
- will be executed at the DOS level as if
- they were executed from a batch file.
-
- A>- Save....Return. After selecting this option, the current
- filename will be displayed in an editor
- box. You may edit the existing filename
- and then press enter to save it. After
- saving, you will be returned back to the
- editor.
-
- B>- Save......Exit. This option works just like the A>- option
- above with the exception of, you will be
- returned to DOS after saving the file.
-
- C>- Open..Existing. After selecting this option, you will be
- presented with a field that you can edit
- the file spec for files that you want
- listed for opening. DOS wild cards are
- permitted here. After entering the file
- spec, all files in the current path that
- match the file spec will be listed in a
- scrollable window for you to select from.
-
- NOTE ! If you currently have a text file loaded and have
- made any changes to this file, you will be asked if
- you want to save changes before opening a new file.
-
- D>- Create.....New. After selecting this option, you will be
- presented with a field to enter a new
- filename. Any legal DOS filename can be
- used.
-
- NOTE ! If you currently have a text file loaded and have
- made any changes to this file, you will be asked if
- you want to save changes before creating a new file.
-
- E>- Change....Path. This option allows you to change the
- current drive and directory that will be
- used for saving and opening text files
- from.
-
- After selecting this option, you will be
- given a scrollable window with a list of
- the drives on your system. Simply move the
- fighlight bar to the desired drive and
- press the enter key.
-
- After selecting the drive, you will be
- given a scrollable window with a list of
- the directories on your system. Simply
- move the highlight bar to the directory
- you want and then press the enter key.
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- After selecting the directory, you will be
- returned to the editor and the new path
- will be listed at the top of your screen.
- Any future Saves or Opens will be
- performed from this new path.
-
- F>- Tab......(4 ).. This option provides you with a way of
- changing the number of spaces the cursor
- moves to the right every time you press
- the Tab key.
-
- NOTE ! Pressing the Shift key plus the Tab key will move the
- cursor in the left direction.
-
- G>- Margin...(255). This option provides you with a way of
- setting the right text margin. The right
- margin may be set anywhere from 10 to 255.
- Setting the margin to 0 will cause a 255
- character right margin. Wordwrap will
- occur at the right margin setting.
-
- H>- Print.....File. Selecting this option will send the
- currently opened text file to any printer
- connected to printer port LPT1.
-
- I>- Clear...Editor. Selecting this option will clear all text
- from the editor.
-
- NOTE ! If you currently have a text file loaded and have
- made any changes to this file, you will be asked if
- you want to save changes before clearing the text.
-
- J>- Delete....Line. Selecting this option will delete the line
- at the current cursor location.
-
- NOTE ! Every time you delete a line with this option it is
- saved and replaces any text that is currently in the
- paste buffer. You can replace any deleted line by
- placing the cursor on a blank line and then
- selecting the Insert option.
-
- Just remember, if you have text saved in the paste
- buffer, it will be replaced with any text from a
- deleted line.
-
- K>- Insert....Line. Selecting this option will insert a blank
- line at the current cursor location.
-
- L>- Copy........... Selecting this option will save any marked
- block of text to the paste buffer.
-
- You must first mark a block of text before
- this option can be used.
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- Marking a block of text can be done by
- holding the Shift key down while moving
- the cursor with the arrow keys or by
- holding your left mouse button down and
- dragging the mouse cursor. The block will
- be marked with dashed lines.
-
- M>- Delete......... Selecting this option will delete any
- marked block of text.
-
- Any text that has been deleted with this
- option will be saved to the paste buffer.
-
- Marking a block of text can be done by
- holding the Shift key down while moving
- the cursor with the arrow keys or by
- holding your left mouse button down and
- dragging the mouse cursor. The block will
- be marked with dashed lines.
-
- N>- Paste.......... Selecting this option will paste any block
- of text that has been saved to the paste
- buffer. The block of text will be pasted
- at the current cursor location.
-
- O>- Print.......... Selecting this option will send any block
- of text that has been previously saved to
- the paste buffer to any printer connected
- to printer port LPT1.
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- Editor hot keys and commands.
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-
- Insert............ Toggles between insert and overtype mode.
-
- Red cursor designates insert mode.
- ~~~
- White cursor designates overtype mode.
- ~~~~~
- Tab............... Moves cursor right (tab spaces).
-
- Shift+Tab......... Moves cursor left (tab spaces).
-
- Delete............ Removes the character at the cursor
- location.
-
- Home.............. Moves cursor full left of text at cursor
- line.
-
- Ctrl+Home......... Moves cursor to top of screen.
-
- End............... Moves cursor full right of text at cursor
- line.
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- Ctrl+End.......... Moves cursor to bottom of screen.
-
- PgUp.............. Moves text up 25 lines each press.
-
- Ctrl+PgUp......... Moves to top of text file.
-
- PgDn.............. Moves text down 25 lines each press.
-
- Ctrl+PgDn......... Moves to bottom of text file.
-
- Up/Dn Arrows...... Moves cursor up/down on line each press.
-
- Right/Left Arrows. Moves cursor right/left one space each
- press.
-
- Ctrl+Y............ Delete the line at cursor location.
-
- Ctrl+N............ Insert a blank line at the cursor location.
-
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- BLOCK OPERATIONS
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Ctrl+Arrow Keys... Mark a block of text.
-
- Ctrl+Delete....... Delete a block of text.
-
- Ctrl+Insert....... Insert a block of text.
-
- Pressing any key except the Esc key will save a marked block.
-
-
- Calendar/Notepad Module.
- =======================:>
-
- Opening menu options and commands
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- When you first enter the Calendar/Notepad module you will be
- presented with a calendar of the current month with the
- current date highlighted in red.
-
- To change the current date you can either click your mouse on
- another day or press or click on the up or down arrow keys
- Icons.
-
- To change the month, simply press or click on the left or
- right arrow keys or icons.
-
- The menu at the right side of your screen under 'Select
- Options' has several more options that allow entering/editing
- notes or printing them.
-
- To enter a note for a certain day or date, by using the
- up/down or left/right arrow keys, move the highlight to the
- date that you want to post a note for and then click on the
- Edit Note Icon or simply press the 'E' key on your keyboard.
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- At this time you will be taken to the note editor where you
- can proceed to enter the text for the note. The editor options
- are as follows:
-
- F1=Save......... Use this option to save your note to disk
- when it is completed.
-
- F2=Clear........ Using this option will totally clear the
- editor of any existing text.
-
- F3=Delete....... Use this option if you want to totally remove
- a note from the system.
-
- F4=Copy......... Before using this option you must first mark
- a block of text that you want to copy. You
- can do this by holding your left mouse button
- down while dragging your mouse to a new
- location. You will notice a broken line box
- being drawn as you move your mouse cursor,
- inside this box represents the text that you
- want to copy. After marking your text, simply
- click your mouse on the F4 function key icon.
- You may also mark a block of text using the
- Shift+arrow keys found on your numeric pad.
-
- F5=Paste........ After copying a block of text to the buffer,
- you may paste it to a new location in this
- note or to a newly created note by placing
- the cursor at the location you want the text
- located and then clicking or pressing the F5
- key or Icon.
-
- F6=Print........ Selecting this option will display a small
- menu that has the following options:
-
- A>- Print ALL.... Using this option will send the currently
- loaded note to any printer connected to
- port LPT1 on your system.
-
- B>- Print Buffer. Using this option will send any text that
- has been copied to the paste buffer to
- any printer connected to port LPT1 on
- your system.
-
- Esc.............. Returns you to the editor.
-
- NOTE ! All keyboard hot keys that are valid in the Fax/Text
- file editor are also valid in this editor.
-
- Print Notes.. option
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Selecting this option will bring up a small menu with several
- print options.
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- A>- Print Date... Selecting this option will print any note
- found at the currently highlighted date
- on the calendar.
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- B>- Print Week... Selecting this option will print any note
- found on the currently highlighted
- calendar date plus any notes found on the
- next seven calendar days.
-
- C>- Print Month.. Selecting this option will print any note
- found on the currently highlighted
- calendar date plus all notes found for
- all days in the rest of the month.
-
- D>- Print Year... Selecting this option will print any note
- found on the currently highlighted
- calendar date plus all notes found for
- all days in the rest of the year.
-
- Esc.............. This option will return you to the
- opening calendar menu.
-
- Delete Notes.. option
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- This option provides a means of removing several notes with
- a single pass.
-
- After selecting this option, you will be presented with a
- scrollable tag menu with all notes listed. To delete notes
- from this menu, you must tag the notes that you want deleted.
- Tagging notes from this menu can be done either of three ways.
-
- Simply click your left mouse button on the notes you want
- tagged, move the highlight bar to the note you want to tag
- and press the enter key, or by clicking your left mouse button
- on the up/dn arrow icons and clicking on the enter icon.
-
- After you have all notes tagged that you want deleted, simply
- select the Delete icon from this menu. You will be asked to
- verify this delete.
-
- NOTE !! This Calendar/Notepad module saves all notes in
- separate disk files and as a result you may have
- quite a few files created and on disk at any one
- time. For this reason I recommend creating a sub
- directory your hard drive to store these files in.
-
- The Setup module accessed from the fastmenu GOLD main
- menu has options for selecting a sub directory for
- the Calendar/Notepad to use.
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- Using separate files for each note drastically speeds
- up the display of any note and also results in using
- less disk space due to not needing to maintain a
- index file along with the data files.
-
- All notes saved to disk files are pure text files
- with no formatting characters embedded. Most
- wordprocessors or text file editors will have no
- problem reading these files. Your Fax Modem will also
- have no problem reading these files.
-
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- The End Icon and how it works
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- fastmenu GOLD now has a new Icon located at the upper right
- of your screen 'End'. This Icon is present in almost all
- utility modules and screens.
-
- Pressing this 'End' Icon at the main menu screen will force
- fastmenu GOLD into screen blanking.
-
- Pressing this 'End' Icon from any other module or screen will
- immediately return you to the main menu.
-
- NOTE !! If you are using the user ID and activity logging
- option, pressing this 'End' Icon from any screen
- or module will force fastmenu GOLD into screen
- blanking.
-
-
- Setting up the user ID and logging
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- A new feature has been added to fastmenu GOLD that allows for
- setting up user ID access to fastmenu GOLD and along with
- this option you can also select to log all user activity.
-
- This user ID and logging is setup through the Setup module,
- through option 'C>- Add/Edit/Delete System Passwords' and then
- option 'E>- Setup User ID And Activity Logging'.
-
- While at this user ID setup screen, notice, in the window at
- left you will see slots for up to 20 user names and ID's. By
- pressing the up/dn arrow keys you can move between three
- windows, allowing up to 60 users total.
-
- To enter user names and ID's, simply press the Edit Icon, you
- will be placed inside the window where you can begin entering
- or editing users. In the Users Name fields, enter each users
- complete name, at the associated ID field, enter that users
- password or ID that he will use to access the system.
-
- After entering all users, simply press the Esc key to quit.
- If all is OK with the names and ID's and you want to save
- them to disk, simply press the Save Icon.
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- After pressing the Save Icon, you will be asked if you want to
- log all user activity. If you select to log all user activity
- you will also be asked as to how large you want to allow the
- log files to become before the current one is closed and a new
- one is created. A suggested size for these files is around
- 340kb. This allows copying or saving them to 360kb diskettes.
-
- These log files can be viewed or deleted at any time from the
- Setup module options 'J' and 'K'.
-
- NOTE !! This user activity logging can be turned on or off
- at any time by returning to this setup menu and
- selecting the Log On/Off Icon. This Icon will toggle
- logging on or off.
-
- ALSO You may return to this user ID setup menu at any time
- and add/edit/change user names and passwords.
-
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- Trouble Shooting.......................
- ======================================:>
-
- VGA Problems...
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- fastmenu GOLD has built-in VGA detection that will prevent it
- from being run on any system that is not equipped with a VGA
- color card and monitor.
-
- New VGA Color cards are coming out every day from new and
- existing manufacturers, due to this, you may experience some
- problems getting fastmenu GOLD to run on these new cards.
-
- If you know that you do have a full VGA system and yet you
- still cannot get fastmenu GOLD to run, a way has been built-
- in to fastmenu GOLD to bypass this VGA detection.
-
- Create a file named: SKIP-VGA.DAT
-
- This file should have only one line in it and that line should
- read: VGA You may use any text editor or wordprocessor to
- create this file.
-
- This SKIP-VGA.DAT file should be copied to the same directory
- that you have installed fastmenu GOLD to.
-
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- Input Runtime Module Path:.....
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- fastmenu GOLD uses a runtime module at various times during
- operation and must be able to locate it.
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- This runtime module is in a file named: BRUN45.EXE.
-
- For proper operation you must have a path statement in your
- AUTOEXEC.BAT file telling DOS where to locate this file. Also
- you should have a path statement to the ROOT directory and the
- directory that your DOS (DOS, DRDOS, NDOS, DOS50) files are
- located in.
-
- An example of the minimum path statement would be:
-
- PATH=C:\;C:\DOS;C:\GOLD
-
- --------------------------------------------------------------
-
- This version of fastmenu GOLD was written and compiled using
- MicroSoft QuickBASIC v4.5.
-
- About 30% of the code is in QuickBASIC including all of the
- VGA screens and windows. The rest of the code is comprised
- of super fast compiled assembly language routines.
-
- New Version and Update Policy
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Registered users of fastmenu GOLD can obtain a copy of any
- updated version for one year from the date of registration by
- sending $8.00 to the below address. New updates are sent out
- on HD 5 1/4 in, and HD 3 1/2 in disks. A full manual (on disk)
- is included with each update.
-
- Registered users over one year from registration date can
- obtain a new updated version by sending $34.00. With this type
- of update, you will receive a copy of the latest version, on
- HD 5 1/4 in, and HD 3 1/2 in disks, a full printed manual, and
- one full year of support.
-
- DISCLAIMER
-
- Users must accept this disclaimer of warranty: This
- application 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 this
- manual or the application it describes.
-
- jwh: SoftWare
- PO Box 410 9500 St.Rt.61
- Berlin Heights, Ohio 44814
- Phone (419) 588-3608
-
-
- fastmenu GOLD is a product and copyright (c) 1992 by:
- Jack W Hildenbrand. All rights reserved.
-
- MicroSoft QuickBASIC is a product and copyright (c) by:
- The Microsoft Corporation.
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