@DATABASE MusicManIII_Help_e.guide
@NODE FileReq "The File-Requester"
@{B}@{U}The File-Requester@{UB}@{UU}

The file requester is used if you have to enter a file- and
path name. Following gadgets are available:

@{I}ListView-Gadget@{UI}
 In the big ListView-Gadget the contents of directories are
 shown. You may change the appearance of this list with the
 preference program for the "reqtools.library".
 Files and directories are displayed in different colors.
 Directories are marked with "drawer" in the right column,
 too. In the right column of files the size is shown.
 Pressing the left mouse button above a directory name twice
 will show this directory afterwards. Pressing the left
 mouse button twice above a filename will close the requester
 and return the filename (including path name) to
 MusicManIII.

@{I}Pattern@{UI}
 This entry field displays the current pattern. The ListView-
 Gadget displays files only if they match this pattern.
 Normally you do not have to edit this patterns because
 MusicManIII offers you a pattern that fits the current
 situation, for example only display preferences or
 MusicManIII files.
 You will find more about patterns in your AmigaDOS manual.

@{I}Entry fields@{UI}
 Beyond the "pattern" entry field two more entry fields are
 present. The above one contains the path name shown in the
 ListView-Gadget, the other one contains the current
 filename. Entering a non-existent filename in the filename
 field and pressing "OK" will create a new file.

@{I}Get@{UI}
 The current directory is read in again.

@{I}.info@{UI}
 This option lets you activate or deactivate the displaying
 of ".info" files.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 Closes the requester and returns the selected file to
 MusicManIII.

@{I}Volumes@{UI}
 A list of all available drives is shown in the ListView-
 Gadget. Pressing the right mouse button above the requester
 has the same effect.

@{I}Parent@{UI}
 This will bring you back to the parent directory.

 @{U}Example@{UU}
  You are in "SYS:".
  You click the left mouse button above "Prefs" and will
  find yourself in "SYS:Prefs".
  Click with the left mouse button in "Parent" to get back
  to "SYS:".

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 Closes the requester without returning anything to
 MusicManIII.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DirReq "The Directory-Requester"
@{B}@{U}The Directory-Requester@{UB}@{UU}

This requester looks like the file requester, so only the
differences are explained:

@{I}ListView-Gadget@{UI}
 Only directories are displayed clearly and can be selected.
 Files are ghosted.

@{I}Pattern, .info@{UI}
 These gadgets are not available.

@{I}Entry fields@{UI}
 Only the path name gadget is available.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 Closes the requester and returns the selected path to
 MusicManIII.

@{I}New, Volumes, Parent, Cancel@{UI}
 These gadget have the same functionality as in the file
 requester.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ScrReq "The Screenmode-Requester"
@{B}@{U}The Screenmode-Requester@{UB}@{UU}

In this requester you can select the screen mode, the number
of possible colors and the width and height of the screen.
Following gadgets will help you:

@{I}ListView-Gadget@{UI}
 Here you will find all possible screen modes. Press the left
 mouse button on the mode of your choice to select it.

@{I}Overscan@{UI}
 Select the overscan mode of your choice:
  - Regular size
  - Text size
  - Graphics size
  - Maximum size

@{I}Width@{UI}
 Enter the width of your choice in the entry field or choose
 the option "Default" to get the default width.

@{I}Height@{UI}
 Enter the height of your choice in the entry field or choose
 the option "Default" to get the default height.

@{I}Colors@{UI}
 Select the number of colors you like to have.

@{I}Autoscroll@{UI}
 If this option is active and the screen's height and/or
 width is greater than the visible part of the screen, the
 visible part will be scrolled depending on the position of
 your mouse.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 Closes the requester and uses the changes.

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 Closes the requester without using the changes.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FontReq "The Font-Requester"
@{B}@{U}The Font-Requester@{UB}@{UU}

In this requester you can select the font of your choice:
Following gadgets will help you:

@{I}ListView-Gadget@{UI}
 All available fonts are displayed. The number behind the
 font's name is its the size.

@{I}Entry fields@{UI}
 The left entry field displays the name of the currently
 selected font. The right one shows the size. If you want to
 use a size which is not shown in the list you can enter it
 in that entry field. The wanted size will be calculated.

 @{U}Attention:@{UU}
 If you choose to large fonts, it may happen that some
 windows will not fit in the screen. In this case the font
 "topaz" with size 8 will be used.

@{I}Bold, Italic, Underline@{UI}
 You may set the text attributes "bold", "italics" and
 "underlined" with these options.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ColReq "The Color-Requester"
@{B}@{U}The Color-Requester@{UB}@{UU}

In this requester you can change the colors. Following
gadgets are available:

@{I}Palette Colors@{UI}
 This gadget displays all available colors. Press the left
 mouse button above the color you want to change.

@{I}Copy@{UI}
 Press the left mouse button above the color that should be
 copied to the already selected color.

@{I}Swap@{UI}
 Press the left mouse button above the color that should be
 exchanged with the already selected color.

@{I}Spread@{UI}
 Press the left mouse button above the color you want to
 spread to. The color will spread from the first to the last
 color.

@{I}Red, Green, Blue@{UI}
 Use this to set the colors wanted values.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 Closes the requester and uses the colors.

@{I}Undo@{UI}
 Undoes all made changes.

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 Closes the requester without using the changes.
@ENDNODE

@NODE LineEd "Entry fields"
@{B}@{U}Entry fields@{UB}@{UU}

This chapter describes the entry fields used in MusicManIII.

You are confronted with entry fields every time you do an
input, for example songs or interpreters. In MusicManIII a
user friendly line editor is integrated to make this inputs
much more comfortable. The usage is compatible to the string
gadgets of the AmigaDOS while having additional features.


@{B}@{U}Keyboard comands@{UB}@{UU}

You will find a complete description of all keyboard commands
in the following:

 @{I}Backspace@{UI}
  Deletes the character in the left of the cursor.

 @{I}DEL@{UI}
  Deletes the character under the cursor..

 @{I}CursorLeft@{UI}
  The cursor is moved one character to the left.

 @{I}CursorRight@{UI}
  The cursor is moved one character to the right.

 @{I}CursorUp@{UI}
  In the songs ListView-Gadget the cursor is moved one line
  up. In strings gadgets the previous string gadget will be
  activated.

 @{I}CursorDown@{UI}
  In the songs ListView-Gadget the cursor is moved one line
  down. In strings gadgets the next string gadget will be
  activated.

 @{I}Return, Enter@{UI}
  This leaves the current line.
  If you've changed to the edit-mode with "Record/Edit"
  before and you press one of these keys in a string gadget
  the cursor is moved to let you enter the first song.
  If you are already entering songs and you are in the most
  right column (depending on your preferences) the edit-mode
  will end.

 @{I}ESC@{UI}
  Undoes all changes to the current line before leaving it.
  Please read the previous paragraph to learn which gadget
  is activated afterwards.

 @{I}TAB@{UI}
  Leaves the current line.
  Pressing TAB at the most right column in the songs
  ListView-Gadget (depending on your preferences) will add
  songs to the current list.

 @{I}Shift+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.

 @{I}Shift+CursorRight@{UI}
  Moves the cursor the end of the line.

 @{I}Shift+CursorUp@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the first song of the current side.

 @{I}Shift+CursorDown@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the last song of the current side.

 @{I}Shift+Backspace, right Amiga+Backspace@{UI}
  This will delete all characters from the current cursor
  position to the beginning of the line.

 @{I}Shift+Del, rechte Amiga+Del@{UI}
  This will delete all characters from the current cursor
  position to the end of the line.

 @{I}Shift+TAB@{UI}
  This leaves the current line and jumps to the previous
  entry field.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current word.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorRight@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next word.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorUp@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the first line of side a.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorDown@{UI}
  Moves the cursor to the first line of side b.

 @{I}Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, Ctrl+3@{UI}
  Changes the edit mode for the current line:
   1: abc=abc
   2: abc=ABC
   3: abc=Abc
  These functions are only available while editing songs.

 @{I}Ctrl+c@{UI}
  Exchanges the character left of the cursor with the
  character under the cursor.
  While typing at high speed it may happen that one enters
  two letters the wrong way. Use this feature to correct
  them.

 @{I}Ctrl+i@{UI}
  Toggles between insert and overwrite mode.

 @{I}Ctrl+k@{UI}
  This will delete all characters from the current cursor
  position to the end of the line and puts it into a buffer
  which can be inserted by pressing Ctrl+y.

 @{I}Ctrl+q, rechte Amiga+q@{UI}
  Undoes all changes to the current line.

 @{I}Ctrl+w@{UI}
  This will delete the word the cursor is placed in.

 @{I}Ctrl+x, rechte Amiga+x@{UI}
  This deletes the contents of the current line.

 @{I}Ctrl+y@{UI}
  This inserts the text cut with Ctrl+k.

 @{I}Ctrl+u@{UI}
  This delete from the current cursor position to the
  beginning of the line.

 @{I}rechte Amiga+z@{UI}
  Changes the character under the cursor: lower case to
  upper case and vice versa.

 @{I}Alt+CursorLeft@{UI}
  If you are in the songs ListView-Gadget the cursor will
  placed in previous left column.

 @{I}Alt+CursorRight@{UI}
  If you are in the songs ListView-Gadget the cursor will
  placed in next right column.

 @{I}F-Keys@{UI}
  The text set in the "F-Key" preference window is inserted.

 @{I}HELP@{UI}
  This will show all supported shortcuts.

 @{I}Shift+HELP@{UI}
  This will display the definition of the F-Keys.
  You'll find more information on this window in the chapter
  @{"The F-Keys-Help-Window" LINK SFKWin}.

 @{I}Ctrl+HELP@{UI}
  If you are about to enter an interpreter or a type, this
  shortcuts will open a window displaying all already
  entered interpreters or types. You'll find more information
  on this window in the chapter @{"The Selection-Window" LINK SIAWin}.
  This function is only available if the options "Use
  MusicManIII.Art" and "Use MusicManIII.Int" in the
  "Program" preference window are active.


@{B}@{U}The F-Keys-Help-Window"

This window will display the current definition of the
F-Keys. Use the "Qualifier"-Gadget to select the quali-
fier you want the F-Keys to be displayed. Close the
window with the "OK"-Gadget.


@{B}@{U}The Selection-Window@{UB}@{UU}

This window will display a list of all entered artists or
types, depending on the entry field where you pressed
Ctrl+HELP. When the window opens the first entry in the
list is selected that starts with the characters that had
been in the entry field.

If you press the RETURN-Key the list is searched for an
entry that starts with the characters in the entry field.
This entry will then be selected. Use the ESC-Key to de-
activate the entry field.

To select the wanted entry the following shortcuts are
available:

 @{I}CursorUp@{UI}
  Select the previous entry.

 @{I}CursorDown@{UI}
  Select the next entry.

 @{I}Shift+CursorUp@{UI}
  Select the first entry of the list.

 @{I}Shift+CursorDown@{UI}
  Select the last entry of the list.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorUp@{UI}
  Scroll back one page.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorDown@{UI}
  Scroll forward one page.


This keys are only available if the entry field is not active:

 @{I}TAB@{UI}
  Activate the entry field.

 @{I}RETURN@{UI}
  Close the window and use the selected entry.

 @{I}ESC@{UI}
  Close the window without using the selected entry.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SFKWin "The F-Keys-Help-Window"
@{B}@{U}The F-Keys-Help-Window@{UB}@{UU}

This window will display the current definition of the
F-Keys. Use the "Qualifier"-Gadget to select the quali-
fier you want the F-Keys to be displayed. Close the
window with the "OK"-Gadget.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SIAWin "The Selection-Window"
@{B}@{U}The Selection-Window@{UB}@{UU}

This window will display a list of all entered artists or
types, depending on the entry field where you pressed
Ctrl+HELP. When the window opens the first entry in the
list is selected that starts with the characters that had
been in the entry field.

If you press the RETURN-Key the list is searched for an
entry that starts with the characters in the entry field.
This entry will then be selected. Use the ESC-Key to de-
activate the entry field.

To select the wanted entry the following shortcuts are
available:

 @{I}CursorUp@{UI}
  Select the previous entry.

 @{I}CursorDown@{UI}
  Select the next entry.

 @{I}Shift+CursorUp@{UI}
  Select the first entry of the list.

 @{I}Shift+CursorDown@{UI}
  Select the last entry of the list.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorUp@{UI}
  Scroll back one page.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorDown@{UI}
  Scroll forward one page.


This keys are only available if the entry field is not active:

 @{I}TAB@{UI}
  Activate the entry field.

 @{I}RETURN@{UI}
  Close the window and use the selected entry.

 @{I}ESC@{UI}
  Close the window without using the selected entry.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SubRecords "Sub-Records"
@{B}@{U}Sub-Records@{UB}@{UU}

MusicManIII offers the possibility of creating sub-records
for a record. It's useful if you want to manage double CDs.
In MusicManII every CD had to be created as a standalone
record, but now with MusicManIII you only have to create a
record and to create a sub-record for the second CD.
Sub-records are available in all modes. There is a maximum of
255 sub-records.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MarkSongs "Mark Songs"
@{B}@{U}Mark Songs@{UB}@{UU}

This function should make it easier to manage medleys. In
existing CD bases there are only two ways for entering
medleys: first enter the medley name and in the following
lines enter the songs. Or you only enter the medley name.
Method 1 has the disadvantage that if you print a sorted list
of songs the songs of the medley are split. Method 2 has the
losing of information as disadvantage.

This is where "Mark Songs" comes in: enter your medleys with
name and songs, select the color (= number) for marking by
using "Song/Mark/Change color" and select for every medley
song "Song/Mark/Mark: xx". All songs marked with the same
color are managed as an unit, that means in the above
mentioned example only the medley name is used for sorting
and all contained songs would follow directly. The medley
name is the first song marked with the color.

The number of possible markings depends on the number of
colors of the main screen. On a screen with 4 colors 3 colors
are useable. The background color removes the dependency of a
song to a medley. If you want to enter more than 3 medleys
you have to increase the number of colors in the "Screens"
preference window.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ESC-Code "Control Codes"
@{B}@{U}Control Codes@{UB}@{UU}

MusicManIII uses ESC control codes for printer functions not
accessible with the "printer.device" by sending them directly
to the printer. These control codes may differ from printer
to printer. Predefined are codes needed for the "Epson LQ-
570+" (ESC-P2) printer. If your printer offers the Epson mode
(ESC-P2) no problems should occur. Otherwise you have to look
up and enter the control codes yourself.

A control code is a set of ASCII codes. You may enter them as
characters in quotations (e.g. "A"), hex number with a "$"
(e.g. $0D) or as decimal number (e.g. 27). The codes have to
be separated by commas.

As almost all control codes start with ESC you do not have to
enter it as a number (27) but you can enter ESC instead.

@{U}Example:@{UU}
 @{I}ESC,"M",15@{UI}
 These control codes make 20cpi character width active in the
 "Epson LQ-570+" printer.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainWin "The Records Window"
@{B}@{U}The Records Window@{UB}@{UU}

This window contains following entry fields:

@{I}Interpreter@{UI}
 The interpreter of the album. The maximum length is 255
 characters.

@{I}Title@{UI}
 The album's title. Maximum length: 255 characters. This field
 is deactivated in the single mode.

@{I}No.@{UI}
 The number of the album. Maximum length: 5 characters. This
 field is set automatically while creating records. This
 number must not be the same as the number of the record. It
 is used while printing to have a consistent numbering no
 matter what the sorting order's like.
 If you want to load a record having a specific number, just
 click into the "?"-Gadget and type the wanted number in the
 opened window.

@{I}Recorded@{UI}
 The recording year with a maximum length of 4 characters.
 While creating records this field is set to the current
 year. This field is only available in the MC mode.

@{I}Released@{UI}
 The releasing year with a maximum length of 4 characters.

@{I}Type@{UI}
 The type of music of the album. Maximum length: 255
 characters. This field is only available in the MC mode.

@{I}Tape@{UI}
 The name of the cassette. Maximum length: 255 characters.
 This field is only available in the MC mode.

@{I}Catalogno.@{UI}
  The catalognumber of the record. Maximum length: 255
  characters. This field is currently only available in the
  CD mode.


Additionally following gadgets are available:

@{I}Length@{UI}
 This field contains the calculated playing time of the shown
 side.

@{I}Playing time@{UI}
 The rectangle contains the calculated playing time of the
 whole album. In the MC mode you can set the length of the
 cassette by using the Cycle-Gadget.

@{I}Dolby@{UI}
 With this Cycle-Gadget you can set the Dolby noise
 reduction. This field is only available in the MC mode.

@{I}Source@{UI}
 With this Cycle-Gadget you can set the source used for
 recording. This field is only available in the MC mode.

@{I}Recording methode@{UI}
 Here you can select the wanted record method of a CD. This
 gadget is only available in the CD mode.

@{I}Cassette type@{UI}
 Select the wanted type of you MC. This gadget is only
 available in the MC mode.

@{I}A Side / B Side@{UI}
 With this gadget you can select the side to show. This
 gadget is not available in the MC mode.

@{I}Sub-record@{UI}
 With this scroll bar you can select the sub-record to show.
 You will find more information on sub-records in the chapter
 @{"Sub-Records" LINK SubRecords}.

@{I}^@{UI}
 Increases the record number. The number is increased by
 (from right to left) 1, 10, 100, 1000 or 10000.

@{I}v@{UI}
 Decreases the record number. The number is decreased by
 (from right to left) 1, 10, 100, 1000 or 10000.

@{I}F@{UI}
 This will show the first record.

@{I}G@{UI}
 This will get (load) the record with the shown number.

@{I}L@{UI}
 This will show the last record.

The big range with the scroll bar on the right is used to
enter the songs of an album. Every album may have a maximum
of 255 songs with 255 characters each.
The range is split into five pieces:
The first column on the left contains the number of the song
with a maximum of 3 characters. Additionally it contains the
marking of the song. You will find more information on
marking in the chapter @{"Mark Songs" LINK MarkSongs}. The second
column contains the song's name, the third the song's length
with a maximum of 5 characters (including ":"). To enter the
counter instead of the length (that is to not include ":"
automatically) you have to change the setting for "Counter
instead of Length" to "Counter" in the "Program" preference
settings. The next column contains the "beats per minute"
(BPM) with a maximum length of 3 characters. The last column
is the "special" column. It can be used to enter additional
information such as the interpreters of the songs of a sample
CD or the composers. A maximum of 255 characters is available.
To edit a song's name, length, the BPM or the special entry
press the left mouse button above the corresponding column of
the song. Pressing the left mouse button above song's number
the corresponding song is made the current one, that is it
will be displayed with an other color and the functions of
the "Song" pull-down-menu and of the song control window use
it for there operations.
In this range a PopUp-Menu is available. Press the right
mousebutton to show it. Before it is opened, the song
located under the mouse cursor is made the current one.
Depending on the song more or less functions are displayed.
The items have the same functionality than the same named
gadgets in the @{"Song-Control-Window" LINK SongCtrlWin}.


@{B}@{U}Shortcuts@{UB}@{UU}

In addition to the shortcuts for the pull-doen-menu and the
gadgets following shortcuts are available. These shortcuts
are although available in the windows "Note", "CD-Player",
"Record control" and "Song control".

 @{I}RETURN@{UI}
  You may edit the current song.
  (Not available in the note window)

 @{I}DEL@{UI}
  This will delete the current song.
  (Only available in the records window)

 @{I}CursorUp@{UI}
  This will mark the previous song.

 @{I}CursorDown@{UI}
  This will mark the next song.

 @{I}CursorLeft@{UI}
  This will load the previous record, if the "Auto-load
  records" option is active in the program-settings-window.
  Otherwise only the shown record number decrements.

 @{I}CursorRight@{UI}
  This will load the next record, if the "Auto-load records"
  option is active in the program-settings-window. Otherwise
  only the shown record number increments.

 @{I}Shift+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Decrements the shown record number by 10 and loads it if
  the "Auto-load records" option is active in the program-
  settings-window.

 @{I}Shift+CursorRight@{UI}
  Increments the shown record number by 10 and loads it if
  the "Auto-load records" option is active in the program-
  settings-window.

 @{I}Shift+CursorDown@{UI}
  This will mark the last song of the current side.

 @{I}Shift+CursorUp@{UI}
  This will mark the first song of the current side.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Decrements the shown record number by 100 and loads it if
  the "Auto-load records" option is active in the program-
  settings-window.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorRight@{UI}
  Increments the shown record number by 100 and loads it if
  the "Auto-load records" option is active in the program-
  settings-window.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorDown@{UI}
  This will display side B and mark the first song. This
  shortcut is not available in CD mode.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorUp@{UI}
  This will display side A and mark the first song.

 @{I}Ctrl+F@{UI}
  This will show the first record.
  (Only available in the records window)

 @{I}Ctrl+G@{UI}
  This will get (load) the record with the shown number.
  (Only available in the records window)

 @{I}Ctrl+L@{UI}
  This will show the last record.
  (Only available in the records window)

 @{I}Alt+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Decrements the shown record number by 1000 and loads it if
  the "Auto-load records" option is active in the program-
  settings-window.

 @{I}Alt+CursorRight@{UI}
  Increments the shown record number by 1000 and loads it if
  the "Auto-load records" option is active in the program-
  settings-window.

 @{I}left Alt+TAB@{UI}
  Use this shortcut to step through the records window, the
  records control window, the song control window and the CD-
  player window.


@{B}@{U}The Pull-Down-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

The pull-down-menu is displayed if you press the right mouse
button. The screen's title will change and "Project Record
Song File Macros Settings" is shown. If you move the mouse's
cursor onto one of these words while still pressing the right
mouse button more menu items will appear depending on the
mouse's position. These items may display sub-item or start
functions if you release the right mouse button above them.
If an item's name ends with "..." it means that selecting (=
releasing the mouse button) it will open a dialogue window.
If it ends with "?" it means that this is an option that may
be set active (with a checkmark) or inactive (without a
checkmark). The status toggles every time you select this
item. If an item's name displays ">>" at its right side it
means that sub-items will appear if you keep holding the left
mouse button while you point at it.
After explaining the basics of using pull-down-menus the
single items will be explained.

    @{"The Project-Menu" LINK MainProjectPDM}
    @{"The Record-Menu" LINK MainRecordPDM}
    @{"The Song-Menu" LINK MainSongPDM}
    @{"The File-Menu" LINK MainFilePDM}
    @{"The Macro-Menu" LINK MainMacrosPDM}
    @{"The Settings-Menu" LINK MainSettingsPDM}
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainProjectPDM "The Project-Menu"
@{B}@{U}The Project-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

Following items are available:

@{I}File-Manager@{UI}
 The "File-Manager"-window will open. You can add, delete,
 reorganise files, make backups, append files to the current
 file and change filename and path. You'll find more
 information in the chapter @{"The File-Manager" LINK FileManWin}.

@{I}Create MC@{UI}
 A window will open where you can create a new MC. Before
 you can create a MC you have to record all wanted songs
 with the menuitem "Song/Record/This" or "Song/Record/All".
 These songs will be stored in an internal list which you
 can modify within this window. MusicManIII is also able
 to organice all songs in an order that fits your new MC
 as much as possible. You'll find more information in the
 chapter @{"The 'Create MC'-window" LINK CMCWin}.

@{I}Import@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Export@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Print@{UI}
 The "Printing" dialogue will be opened. You can output the
 record(s) on your printer or in an ASCII file. This window
 is explained in the chapter @{"The Printing-Window" LINK PrintWin}.

@{I}About@{UI}
 More sub-items are available:
  @{U}File@{UU}
   This will display the current mode, filename, number of
   records in this file, number of records of all files of
   the current mode, the number of selected records and the
   input done with "Lent to".
  @{U}Program@{UU}
   The program's name, version, copyright and the name of the
   ARexx port are displayed.
  @{U}Author@{UU}
   The program's name, version, copyright and the authors
   name and address are displayed.
  @{U}User@{UU}
   The registered version will display name, address and
   registration number of the user.
   The demo release will display the name of the FD series
   the key was created for and the limits for records and
   files that are supported and the day of expire, if any.
  @{U}Distribution@{UU}
   The current distribution notes are displayed.

@{I}Iconify@{UI}
 All windows on the main screen and the main screen itself
 are closed and as much memory as possible is freed.
 Additionally a small window named "MusicManIII" is opened
 on the workbench. To get back into MusicManIII activate the
 window with a mouse click and then press the right mouse
 button. To quit MusicManIII directly press the left mouse
 button above the window's Close-Gadget and confirm the
 security check.

@{I}Help-Mode@{UI}
 This will toggle the help mode. With the help mode set
 active selecting functions (menu items, gadgets) will show
 an explaining help text for it.

@{I}Close Workbench@{UI}
 With this option you may close the workbench and free some
 memory. If there is a program's window opened it can't be
 closed. If there happens an error while opening or closing
 MusicManIII will tell you in a message.

@{I}Quit Program@{UI}
 This will quit MusicManIII after a security check.
  Changed settings will be saved.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FileManMI "Project/File-Manager"
@{B}@{U}File-Manager@{UB}@{UU}
 The "File-Manager"-window will open. You can add, delete,
 reorganise files, make backups, append files to the current
 file and change filename and path. You'll find more
 information in the chapter @{"The File-Manager" LINK FileManWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateMC "Project/Create MC"
@{B}@{U}Create MC@{UB}@{UU}
 A window will open where you can create a new MC. Before
 you can create a MC you have to record all wanted songs
 with the menuitem "Song/Record/This" or "Song/Record/All".
 These songs will be stored in an internal list which you
 can modify within this window. MusicManIII is also able
 to organice all songs in an order that fits your new MC
 as much as possible. You'll find more information in the
 chapter @{"The 'Create MC'-window" LINK CMCWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Import "Project/Import"
@{B}@{U}Import@{UB}@{UU}
 This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Export "Project/Export"
@{B}@{U}Export@{UB}@{UU}
 This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Print "Project/Print"
@{B}@{U}Print@{UB}@{UU}
 The "Printing" dialogue will be opened. You can output the
 record(s) on your printer or in an ASCII file. This window
 is explained in the chapter @{"The Printing-Window" LINK PrintWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE About "Project/ABout"
@{B}@{U}About@{UB}@{UU}
 More sub-items are available:
  @{U}File@{UU}
   This will display the current mode, filename, number of
   records in this file, number of records of all files of
   the current mode, the number of selected records and the
   input done with "Lent to".
  @{U}Program@{UU}
   The program's name, version, copyright and the name of the
   ARexx port are displayed.
  @{U}Author@{UU}
   The program's name, version, copyright and the authors
   name and address are displayed.
  @{U}User@{UU}
   The registered version will display name, address and
   registration number of the user.
   The demo release will display the name of the FD series
   the key was created for and the limits for records and
   files that are supported and the day of expire, if any.
  @{U}Distribution@{UU}
   The current distribution notes are displayed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AboutFile "Project/About/File"
@{B}@{U}File@{UB}@{UU}
 This will display the current mode, filename, number of
 records in this file, number of records of all files of
 the current mode, the number of selected records and the
 input done with "Lent to".
@ENDNODE

@NODE AboutProgram "Project/About/Program"
@{B}@{U}Program@{UB}@{UU}
 The program's name, version, copyright and the name of the
 ARexx port are displayed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AboutAuthor "Project/About/Author"
@{B}@{U}Author@{UB}@{UU}
 The program's name, version, copyright and the authors
 name and address are displayed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AboutUser "Project/About/User"
@{B}@{U}User@{UB}@{UU}
 The registered version will display name, address and
 registration number of the user.
 The demo release will display the name of the FD series
 the key was created for and the limits for records and
 files that are supported and the day of expire, if any.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AboutDistribution "Project/About/Distribution"
@{B}@{U}Distribution@{UB}@{UU}
 The current distribution notes are displayed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Iconify "Project/Iconify"
@{B}@{U}Iconify@{UB}@{UU}
 All windows on the main screen and the main screen itself
 are closed and as much memory as possible is freed.
 Additionally a small window named "MusicManIII" is opened
 on the workbench. To get back into MusicManIII activate the
 window with a mouse click and then press the right mouse
 button. To quit MusicManIII directly press the left mouse
 button above the window's Close-Gadget and confirm the
 security check.
@ENDNODE

@NODE HelpMode "Project/Help-Mode"
@{B}@{U}Help-Mode@{UB}@{UU}
 This will toggle the help mode. With the help mode set
 active selecting functions (menu items, gadgets) will show
 an explaining help text for it.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CloseWB "Project/Close Workbench"
@{B}@{U}Close Workbench@{UB}@{UU}
 With this option you may close the workbench and free some
 memory. If there is a program's window opened it can't be
 closed. If there happens an error while opening or closing
 MusicManIII will tell you in a message.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Quit "Project/Quit Program"
@{B}@{U}Quit Program@{UB}@{UU}
 This will quit MusicManIII after a security check.
  Changed settings will be saved.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainRecordPDM "The Record-Menu"
@{B}@{U}The Record-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

The following items are available:

@{I}Load@{UI}
 A window will open where you can enter the number of the
 record you want to load.

@{I}Save@{UI}
 This will save the shown record. This item is only
 available if the record has changed.

@{I}Lend@{UI}
 A window will open where you can enter the name of the
 person you lent the current album to. Returning an empty
 string will set the field to "Nobody".

@{I}Enter@{UI}
 The edit mode is activated. The cursor is set into the
 "Interpreter" entry field and you can jump to the next
 entry field by pressing TAB or CursorDown. Press SHIFT+TAB
 or CursorUp to jump to the previous entry field. Press
 RETURN to jump to the entering of first song. As long as
 you use TAB to jump to the next line songs will be added.
 Press RETURN to quit the edit mode. Please note that RETURN
 only has this function if the next entry field is in the
 next line and not if there are still columns to skip to
 (the number of available columns depends on your settings).

@{I}Clear@{UI}
 This will clear all entry fields, sub-records and songs.

@{I}Create@{UI}
 All entry fields, sub-records and songs are cleared and the
 edit mode (see above) is activated. If you press RETURN to
 quit the edit mode the record will be saved. The record is
 sorted into the file so that the sorting order for
 interpreter and title still is OK. The entry field "No." is
 set to the new numbers of records.

@{I}Sub-record@{UI}
 This items displays two sub-items:
  @{U}Create@{UU}
   A sub-record is appended.
  @{U}Delete@{UU}
   The shown sub-record is deleted. If it's the last one it
   can't be deleted with this function. Use "Record/Delete"
   therefor.
   You'll get more information on sub-records in the chapter
   @{"Sub-Records" LINK SubRecords}.

@{I}Delete@{UI}
 The current record will be deleted after a security check.

@{I}Copy@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Undo@{UI}
 The recently made changes on the record are taken back.
 Deleted (sub-)records are inserted again, and inserted
 ones are deleted.

@{I}Control window@{UI}
 This option will toggle the record control window. The
 status of this option is saved in the preferences and is
 available after the next program start. The record control
 window is described in the chapter @{"The Record Control Window" LINK RecCtrlWin}.

@{I}Note window@{UI}
 This option toggles the note window. The status of this
 option is saved in the preferences and is available after
 the next program start. The note window is described in the
 chapter @{"The Note Window" LINK NoteWin}.

@{I}CD-Player@{UI}
 This option toggles the CD player. The status of this
 option is saved in the preferences and is available after
 the next program start. The CD player is described in the
 chapter @{"The CD-Player" LINK CDPWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE LoadRecordMI "Record/Load"
@{B}@{U}Load@{UB}@{UU}
 A window will open where you can enter the number of the
 record you want to load.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveRecordMI "Record/Save"
@{B}@{U}Save@{UB}@{UU}
 This will save the shown record. This item is only
 available if the record has changed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE LendRecordMI "Record/Lend"
@{B}@{U}Lend@{UB}@{UU}
 A window will open where you can enter the name of the
 person you lent the current album to. Returning an empty
 string will set the field to "Nobody".
@ENDNODE

@NODE EnterRecordMI "Record/Enter"
@{B}@{U}Enter@{UB}@{UU}
 The edit mode is activated. The cursor is set into the
 "Interpreter" entry field and you can jump to the next
 entry field by pressing TAB or CursorDown. Press SHIFT+TAB
 or CursorUp to jump to the previous entry field. Press
 RETURN to jump to the entering of first song. As long as
 you use TAB to jump to the next line songs will be added.
 Press RETURN to quit the edit mode. Please note that RETURN
 only has this function if the next entry field is in the
 next line and not if there are still columns to skip to
 (the number of available columns depends on your settings).
@ENDNODE

@NODE ClearRecordMI "Record/Clear"
@{B}@{U}Clear@{UB}@{UU}
 This will clear all entry fields, sub-records and songs.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateRecordMI "Record/Create"
@{B}@{U}Create@{UB}@{UU}
 All entry fields, sub-records and songs are cleared and the
 edit mode (see above) is activated. If you press RETURN to
 quit the edit mode the record will be saved. The record is
 sorted into the file so that the sorting order for
 interpreter and title still is OK. The entry field "No." is
 set to the new numbers of records.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SubRecordMI "Record/Sub-record"
@{B}@{U}Sub-record@{UB}@{UU}
 This items displays two sub-items:
  @{U}Create@{UU}
   A sub-record is appended.
  @{U}Delete@{UU}
   The shown sub-record is deleted. If it's the last one it
   can't be deleted with this function. Use "Record/Delete"
   therefor.
   You'll get more information on sub-records in the chapter
   @{"Sub-Records" LINK SubRecords}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateSRMI "Record/Sub-record/Create"
@{B}@{U}Create@{UB}@{UU}
 A sub-record is appended.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DeleteSRMI "Record/Sub-record/Delete"
@{B}@{U}Delete@{UB}@{UU}
 The shown sub-record is deleted. If it's the last one it
 can't be deleted with this function. Use "Record/Delete"
 therefor.
 You'll get more information on sub-records in the chapter
 @{"Sub-Records" LINK SubRecords}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DeleteRecordMI "Record/Delete"
@{B}@{U}Delete@{UB}@{UU}
 The current record will be deleted after a security check.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CopyRecordMI "Record/Copy"
@{B}@{U}Copy@{UB}@{UU}
 This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE UNDORecordMI "Record/Undo"
@{B}@{U}Undo@{UB}@{UU}
 The recently made changes on the record are taken back.
 Deleted (sub-)records are inserted again, and inserted
 ones are deleted.
@ENDNODE

@NODE RecordCtrlWinMI "Record/Control window"
@{B}@{U}Control window@{UB}@{UU}
 This option will toggle the record control window. The
 status of this option is saved in the preferences and is
 available after the next program start. The record control
 window is described in the chapter @{"The Record Control Window" LINK RecCtrlWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE NoteWindowMI "Record/Note window"
@{B}@{U}Note window@{UB}@{UU}
 This option toggles the note window. The status of this
 option is saved in the preferences and is available after
 the next program start. The note window is described in the
 chapter @{"The Note Window" LINK NoteWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CDPlayerMI "Record/CD-Player"
@{B}@{U}CD-Player@{UB}@{UU}
 This option toggles the CD player. The status of this
 option is saved in the preferences and is available after
 the next program start. The CD player is described in the
 chapter @{"The CD-Player" LINK CDPWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainSongPDM "The Song-Menu"
@{B}@{U}The Song-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

The following items are available:

@{I}Mark@{UI}
 Following sub-items are shown:
  @{U}Mark@{UU}
   The current song is marked with the number of the color
   shown behind "Mark". You'll find more information in
   the chapter @{"Mark Songs" LINK MarkSongs}.
  @{U}Change color@{UU}
   You can change the color songs are marked with in the
   color requester. You'll get more information in the chapter
   @{"The Color-Requester" LINK ColReq}.

@{I}Append@{UI}
 A new song is appended to the existing list. A maximum of
 255 songs are allowed per side.

@{I}Insert@{UI}
 A new song is inserted before the current song. A maximum
 of 255 songs are allowed.

@{I}Delete@{UI}
 This deletes the current song.

@{I}Up@{UI}
 The current song is moved up a position in the list.

@{I}Down@{UI}
 The current song is moved down a position in the list.

@{I}Record@{UI}
 More menu items are displayed:
  @{U}This@{UI}
   The current song will be appended to an internal list
   that is used by "Project/Create MC".
  @{U}All@{UI}
   All songs of the current side will be appended to an
   internal list that is used by "Project/Create MC".
  @{I}Delete list@{UI}
   The internal list that is used by "Project/Create MC"
   is deleted.

@{I}Control window@{UI}
 This option will toggle the song control window. The status
 of this option is saved in the preferences and is available
 after the next program start. The song control window is
 described in the chapter @{"The Song Control Window" LINK SongCtrlWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MarkSongMI "Song/Mark"
@{B}@{U}Mark@{UB}@{UU}
 Following sub-items are shown:
  @{U}Mark@{UU}
   The current song is marked with the number of the color
   shown behind "Mark". You'll find more information in
   the chapter @{"Mark Songs" LINK MarkSongs}.
  @{U}Change color@{UU}
   You can change the color songs are marked with in the
   color requester. You'll get more information in the chapter
   @{"The Color-Requester" LINK ColReq}.
  @{U}Don't mark@{UU}
   The marking if the current song is removed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DoMarkSongMI "Song/Mark/Mark"
@{B}@{U}Mark@{UB}@{UU}
 The current song is marked with the number of the color
 shown behind "Mark". You'll find more information in
 the chapter @{"Mark Songs" LINK MarkSongs}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ChangeColorSongMI "Song/Mark/Change color"
@{B}@{U}Change color@{UB}@{UU}
 You can change the color songs are marked with in the
 color requester. You'll get more information in the chapter
 @{"The Color-Requester" LINK ColReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ResetMarkSongMI "Song/Mark/Don't mark"
@{B}@{U}Don't mark@{UB}@{UU}
 The marking if the current song is removed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AppendSongMI "Song/Append"
@{B}@{U}Append@{UB}@{UU}
 A new song is appended to the existing list. A maximum of
 255 songs are allowed per side.
@ENDNODE

@NODE InsertSongMI "Song/Insert"
@{B}@{U}Insert@{UB}@{UU}
 A new song is inserted before the current song. A maximum
 of 255 songs are allowed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DeleteSongMI "Song/Delete"
@{B}@{U}Delete@{UB}@{UU}
 This deletes the current song.
@ENDNODE

@NODE UpSongMI "Song/Up"
@{B}@{U}Up@{UB}@{UU}
 The current song is moved up a position in the list.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DownSongMI "Song/Down"
@{B}@{U}Down@{UB}@{UU}
 The current song is moved down a position in the list.
@ENDNODE

@NODE RecordSongMI "Song/Record"
@{B}@{U}Record@{UB}@{UU}
 More menu items are displayed:
  @{I}This@{UI}
   The current song will be appended to an internal list
   that is used by "Project/Create MC".
  @{I}All@{UI}
   All songs of the current side will be appended to an
   internal list that is used by "Project/Create MC".
  @{I}Delete list@{UI}
   The internal list that is used by "Project/Create MC"
   is deleted.
@ENDNODE

@NODE RecordThisSongMI "Song/Record/This"
@{B}@{U}This@{UB}@{UU}
 The current song will be appended to an internal list
 that is used by "Project/Create MC".
@ENDNODE

@NODE RecordAllSongMI "Song/Record/All"
@{B}@{U}All@{UB}@{UU}
 All songs of the current side will be appended to an
 internal list that is used by "Project/Create MC".
@ENDNODE

@NODE DeleteListSongMI "Song/Record/Delete list"
@{B}@{U}Delete list@{UB}@{UU}
 The internal list that is used by "Project/Create MC"
 is deleted.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SongCtrlWinMI "Song/Control Window"
@{B}@{U}Control window@{UB}@{UU}
 This option will toggle the song control window. The status
 of this option is saved in the preferences and is available
 after the next program start. The song control window is
 described in the chapter @{"The Song Control Window" LINK SongCtrlWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainFilePDM "The File-Menu"
@{B}@{U}The File-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

The following items are available:

@{I}Load@{UI}
 A window is opened to open another MusicManIII file and to
 change the mode. This window is described in the chapter
 @{"The 'Change file'-Window" LINK CFWin}.

@{I}Show list@{UI}
 The list window is opened. Depending on your settings it
 will open on the additionally opened list screen or on the
 main screen. This window is described in the chapter
 @{"The List Screen" LINK ListWin}.

@{I}Sort@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Search@{UI}
 The "Search"-window will open. You can search for
 interpreters, titles, songs, song length, types and free
 time. You'll get more information in the chapter
 @{"The Search-Window" LINK SearchWin}.

@{I}Selection@{UI}
 More menu items are displayed:
  @{U}Create@{UU}
   The "Select"-window will open. You can select
   interpreters, titles, types and releasing years. This
   window is described in the chapter @{"The Selection-Window" LINK SelWin}.
  @{U}Free@{UU}
   The selection is freed. You'll working with the whole file
   afterwards.
  @{U}Save as@{UU}
   You can save the selection to another file. Chose path and
   filename in the file-requester. The new created file will
   be added to the files list so that you can open it later.
   You'll get more information on the file-requester in the
   chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.

@{I}Create@{UI}
 Additional items will be shown:
  @{U}MusicManIII.Int@{UU}
   A file will be created that will contain all artists of the
   current file. If the file already exists, they will be in-
   serted.
   This list is used in entry fields if artists have to be
   entered and you press Ctrl+HELP.
  @{U}MusicManIII.Art@{UU}
   A file will be created that will contain all types of the
   current file. If the file already exists, they will be in-
   serted.
   This list is used in entry fields if types have to be
   entered and you press Ctrl+HELP.

@{I}Save@{UI}
 Additional items will be shown:
  @{U}Index@{UU}
   If the current index is modified, it can be saved. The
   index is saved automatically if MusicManIII quits or
   another file is loaded.
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  @{U}MusicManIII.Int@{UU}
   The list with the artists is saved. The list is saved
   automatically if MusicManIII quits.
  @{U}MusicManIII.Art@{UU}
   The list with the types is saved. The list is saved
   automatically if MusicManIII quits.
@ENDNODE

@NODE LoadFileMI "File/Load"
@{B}@{U}Load@{UB}@{UU}
 A window is opened to open another MusicManIII file and to
 change the mode. This window is described in the chapter
 @{"The 'Change file'-Window" LINK CFWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListFileMI "File/Show list"
@{B}@{U}Show list@{UB}@{UU}
 The list window is opened. Depending on your settings it
 will open on the additionally opened list screen or on the
 main screen. This window is described in the chapter
 @{"The List Screen" LINK ListWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SortFileMI "File/Sort"
@{B}@{U}Sort@{UB}@{UU}
 This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SearchFileMI "File/Search"
@{B}@{U}Search@{UB}@{UU}
 The "Search"-window will open. You can search for
 interpreters, titles, songs, song length, types and free
 time. You'll get more information in the chapter
 @{"The Search-Window" LINK SearchWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SelectFileMI "File/Selection"
@{B}@{U}Selection@{UB}@{UU}
 More menu items are displayed:
  @{U}Create@{UU}
   The "Select"-window will open. You can select
   interpreters, titles, types and releasing years. This
   window is described in the chapter @{"The Selection-Window" LINK SelWin}.
  @{U}Free@{UU}
   The selection is freed. You'll working with the whole file
   afterwards.
  @{U}Save as@{UU}
   You can save the selection to another file. Chose path and
   filename in the file-requester. The new created file will
   be added to the files list so that you can open it later.
   You'll get more information on the file-requester in the
   chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
  @{U}Delete@{UU}
   This feature is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DoSelectMI "File/Selection/Create"
@{B}@{U}Create@{UB}@{UU}
 The "Select"-window will open. You can select
 interpreters, titles, types and releasing years. This
 window is described in the chapter @{"The Selection-Window" LINK SelWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FreeSelectMI "File/Selection/Free"
@{B}@{U}Free@{UB}@{UU}
 The selection is freed. You'll working with the whole file
 afterwards.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveSelectMI "File/Selection/Save as"
@{B}@{U}Save as@{UB}@{UU}
 You can save the selection to another file. Chose path and
 filename in the file-requester. The new created file will
 be added to the files list so that you can open it later.
 You'll get more information on the file-requester in the
 chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DelSelectMI "File/Seletion/Delete"
@{B}@{U}Delete@{UB}@{UU}
 This feature is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateFileMI "File/Create"
@{B}@{U}Create@{UB}@{UU}
 Additional items will be shown:
  @{U}MusicManIII.Int@{UU}
   A file will be created that will contain all artists of the
   current file. If the file already exists, they will be in-
   serted.
   This list is used in entry fields if artists have to be
   entered and you press Ctrl+HELP.
  @{U}MusicManIII.Art@{UU}
   A file will be created that will contain all types of the
   current file. If the file already exists, they will be in-
   serted.
   This list is used in entry fields if types have to be
   entered and you press Ctrl+HELP.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveFileMI "File/Save"
@{B}@{U}Save@{UB}@{UU}
 Additional items will be shown:
  @{U}Index@{UU}
   If the current index is modified, it can be saved. The
   index is saved automatically if MusicManIII quits or
   another file is loaded.
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  @{U}MusicManIII.Int@{UU}
   The list with the artists is saved. The list is saved
   automatically if MusicManIII quits.
  @{U}MusicManIII.Art@{UU}
   The list with the types is saved. The list is saved
   automatically if MusicManIII quits.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateIFileMI "File/Create/MusicManIII.Int"
@{B}@{U}MusicManIII.Int@{UB}@{UU}
 A file will be created that will contain all artists of the
 current file. If the file already exists, they will be in-
 serted.
 This list is used in entry fields if artists have to be
 entered and you press Ctrl+HELP.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateAFileMI "File/Create/MusicManIII.Art"
@{B}@{U}MusicManIII.Art@{UB}@{UU}
 A file will be created that will contain all types of the
 current file. If the file already exists, they will be in-
 serted.
 This list is used in entry fields if types have to be
 entered and you press Ctrl+HELP.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveIdxFileMI "File/Save/Index"
@{B}@{U}Index@{UB}@{UU}
 If the current index is modified, it can be saved. The
 index is saved automatically if MusicManIII quits or
 another file is loaded.
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@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveIFileMI "File/Save/MusicManIII.Int"
@{B}@{U}MusicManIII.Int@{UB}@{UU}
 The list with the artists is saved. The list is saved
 automatically if MusicManIII quits.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveAFileMI "File/Save/MusicManIII.Art"
@{B}@{U}MusicManIII.Art@{UB}@{UU}
 The list with the types is saved. The list is saved
 automatically if MusicManIII quits.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainMacrosPDM
@{B}@{U}The Macros-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

These functions are not yet available.

 - Start learning
 - Stop learning
 - Assign Macro
 - Load
 - Save
@ENDNODE

@NODE MacroStartMI
@{B}@{U}Start learning@{UB}@{UU}

This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MacroStopMI
@{B}@{U}Stop learning@{UB}@{UU}

This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MacroAssignMI
@{B}@{U}Assign Macro@{UB}@{UU}

This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MacroLoadMI
@{B}@{U}Load@{UB}@{UU}

This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MacroSaveMI
@{B}@{U}Save@{UB}@{UU}

This function is not yet available.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MainSettingsPDM "The Settings-Menu"
@{B}@{U}The Settings-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

The following items are available:

@{I}Create Icons@{UI}
 With this option you can chose whether to create icons to
 new created MusicManIII files or not.
 Therefor the following icons are needed in
 "ENV:MusicManIII/":
  - def_MC.info
  - def_CD.info
  - def_Lp.info
  - def_Single.info

@{I}Set@{UI}
 The following sub-items pop up:
  @{U}Program@{UU}
   The Program-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described
   in the chapter @{"The Program Settings Window" LINK PrgSetWin}.
  @{U}Printer@{UU}
   The Printer-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described
   in the chapter @{"The Printer Settings Window" LINK PrnSetWin}.
  @{U}F-Keys@{UU}
   The F-Key-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described in
   the chapter @{"The F-Key Settings Window" LINK FKSetWin}.
  @{U}Mixed@{UU}
   The Mixed-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described in
   the chapter @{"The Mixed Settings Window" LINK Prg2SetWin}.
 Depending on your settings for the preferences screen these
 windows will open on the preferences screen or on the main
 screen.

@{I}Last saved@{UI}
 The settings saved in the file
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" are set.

@{I}Default@{UI}
 The settings saved in MusicManIII itself are set. The
 settings "number of files", "filename" and "number of
 records" aren't changed.

@{I}Load@{UI}
 Select the MusicManIII settings you want to set in the file-
 requester. You'll find more information on the file-
 requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.

@{I}Save@{UI}
 The current settings are saved in
 "ENV:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" and
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs".

@{I}Save as@{UI}
 Select the file the current settings should be saved in in
 the file-requester. You'll find more information on the
 file-requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CreateIconsMI "Settings/Create Icons"
@{B}@{U}Create Icons@{UB}@{UU}
 With this option you can chose whether to create icons to
 new created MusicManIII files or not.
 Therefor the following icons are needed in
 "ENV:MusicManIII/":
  - def_MC.info
  - def_CD.info
  - def_Lp.info
  - def_Single.info
@ENDNODE

@NODE SetMI "Settings/Set"
@{B}@{U}Set@{UB}@{UU}
 The following sub-items pop up:
  @{U}Program@{UU}
   The Program-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described
   in the chapter @{"The Program Settings Window" LINK PrgSetWin}.
  @{U}Printer@{UU}
   The Printer-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described
   in the chapter @{"The Printer Settings Window" LINK PrnSetWin}.
  @{U}F-Keys@{UU}
   The F-Key-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described in
   the chapter @{"The F-Key Settings Window" LINK FKSetWin}.
  @{U}Mixed@{UU}
   The Mixed-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described in
   the chapter @{"The Mixed Settings Window" LINK Prg2SetWin}.
 Depending on your settings for the preferences screen these
 windows will open on the preferences screen or on the main
 screen.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ProgSettingsMI "Settings/Set/Program"
@{B}@{U}Program@{UB}@{UU}
 The Program-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described
 in the chapter @{"The Program Settings Window" LINK PrgSetWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrinterSettingsMI "Settings/Set/Printer"
@{B}@{U}Printer@{UB}@{UU}
 The Printer-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described
 in the chapter @{"The Printer Settings Window" LINK PrnSetWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FKeysSettingsMI "Settings/Set/F-Keys"
@{B}@{U}F-Keys@{UB}@{UU}
 The F-Key-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described in
 the chapter @{"The F-Key Settings Window" LINK FKSetWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE MixedSettingsMI "Settings/Set/Mixed"
@{U}@{U}Mixed@{UB}@{UU}
 The Mixed-Settings-Window will open. It'll be described in
 the chapter @{"The Mixed Settings Window" LINK Prg2SetWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE LastSavedMI "Settings/Last saved"
@{B}@{U}Last saved@{UB}@{UU}
 The settings saved in the file
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" are set.
@ENDNODE

@NODE DefaultMI "Settings/Default"
@{B}@{U}Default@{UB}@{UU}
 The settings saved in MusicManIII itself are set. The
 settings "number of files", "filename" and "number of
 records" aren't changed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE LoadSettingsMI "Settings/Load"
@{B}@{U}Load@{UB}@{UU}
 Select the MusicManIII settings you want to set in the file-
 requester. You'll find more information on the file-
 requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveSettingsMI "Settings/Save"
@{B}@{U}Save@{UB}@{UU}
 The current settings are saved in
 "ENV:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" and
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs".
@ENDNODE

@NODE SaveAsSettingsMI "Settings/Save as"
@{B}@{U}Save as@{UB}@{UU}
 Select the file the current settings should be saved in in
 the file-requester. You'll find more information on the
 file-requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE RecCtrlWin "The Record Control Window"
@{B}@{U}The Record Control Window@{UB}@{UU}

The following functions are available:

@{I}Load@{UI}
 A window will open where you can enter the number of the
 record you want to load.

@{I}Create@{UI}
 All entry fields, sub-records and songs are cleared and the
 edit mode (see above) is activated. If you press RETURN to
 quit the edit mode the record will be saved. The record is
 sorted into the file so that the sorting order for
 interpreter and title still is OK. The entry field "No." is
 set to the new numbers of records.

@{I}Delete@{UI}
 The current record will be deleted after a security check.

@{I}Clear@{UI}
 Alle Eingabefelder werden gelöscht bzw. auf "0" gesetzt.
 Alle Songs werden ebenfalls gelöscht.

@{I}Enter@{UI}
 The edit mode is activated. The cursor is set into the
 "Interpreter" entry field and you can jump to the next entry
 field by pressing TAB or CursorDown. Press SHIFT+TAB or
 CursorUp to jump to the previous entry field. Press RETURN
 to jump to the entering of first song. As long as you use
 TAB to jump to the next line songs will be added. Press
 RETURN to quit the edit mode. Please note that RETURN only
 has this function if the next entry field is in the next
 line and not if there are still columns to skip to (the
 number of available columns depends on your settings).

@{I}Save@{UI}
 This will save the shown record. This item is only available
 if the record has changed.

@{I}Undo@{UI}
 The recently made changes on the record are taken back.
 Deleted (sub-)records are inserted again, and inserted
 ones are deleted.

@{I}Lend to@{UI}
 A window will open where you can enter the name of the
 person you lent the current album to. Returning an empty
 string will set the field to "Nobody".

@{I}Note@{UI}
 This option toggles the note window. The status of this
 option is saved in the preferences and is available after
 the next program start. The note window is described in the
 chapter @{"The Note Window" LINK NoteWin}.

@{I}Copy@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Create SR@{UI}
 A sub-record is appended to the current record.
 You'll find more information on sub-records in the chapter
 @{"Sub-Records" LINK SubRecords}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SongCtrlWin "The Song Control Window"
@{B}@{U}The Song Control Window@{UB}@{UU}

Following functions are available:

@{I}Mark@{UI}
 The color-requester will open where you can select the color
 you want to use to mark the current song. You'll find more
 information on the color requester in the chapter
 @{"The Color-Requester" LINK ColReq}. Read the chapter @{"Mark Songs" LINK MarkSongs}
 to learn more about marking songs.

@{I}Append@{UI}
 A new song will be appended to the existing list. A maximum
 of 255 songs is allowed.

@{I}Insert@{UI}
 A new song will be inserted the existing list before the
 current song. A maximum of 255 songs is allowed.

@{I}Delete@{UI}
 This will delete the current song.

@{I}Up@{UI}
 The current song is moved up one position in the list.

@{I}Down@{UI}
 The current song is moved down one position in the list.

@{I}Record@{UI}
 The current song is appended to an internal list that is
 used by "Project/Create MC".
@ENDNODE

@NODE NoteWin "The Note Window"
@{B}@{U}The Note Window@{UB}@{UU}

In MusicManIII it is possible to add a note to every record.
These notes can be up to 255 lines long with 255 characters
each line. You can anything you want as a note, e.g. what's
necessary for you but MusicManIII does not yet support.

The note is displayed in the big ListView-Gadget. To alter
the it click into the "Edit"-Gadget. The editor set in the
environment variable "EDITOR" will be started. Close the
window by using the "OK"-Gadget the use the changes or by
using "Cancel" to use them not.

 @{U}Examples@{UU}
  1. You want to use "Ed", which is distributed on your
     Workbench diskette, as the editor:

      - Create the file "Editor" in the "ENVARC:" directory

      - Type "Ed" in this file

      - Restart your Amiga

     If you want "Ed" to open its window on the MusicManIII
     screen, you have to activate the "Public Screen" option
     in the "Screens" settings window.


  2. You want to use "GoldEd" as the editor:

     - Create the file "Editor" in the "ENVARC:" directory

     - Type the name of the GoldEd quickstarter in this file.
       Then type "STICKY", to tell the quickstarter to give
       control back to MusicManIII as soon as the window where
       the note is edited is closed.
        e.g. "Ed STICKY"

     - Restart your Amiga
@ENDNODE

@NODE CDPWin "The CD-Player"
@{B}@{U}The CD-Player@{UB}@{UU}

MusicManIII now also contains a simple CD player. If your
Amiga is equipped with a CD-ROM drive, you can play music CDs.

MusicManIII uses the "cdplayer.library" by @{"Patrick Hess" LINK AuthorCDPlayer} to
play audio CDs. So only CD-drives supported by this library
are supported by MusicManIII. It's possible, that some
features have no effect on your CD-drive. This is because of
the compatibility "cdplayer.library"/CD-drive. If you own a
CD-drive not supported, please contact the"cdplayer.library"'s
author.

The available gadgets are described in the following:

@{I}|>@{UI}
 Start playing.

@{I}[]@{UI}
 Stop playing

@{I}||@{UI}
 Toggle pause mode.

@{I}<<@{UI}
 Fast backward.

@{I}>>@{UI}
 Fast forward.

@{I}|<@{UI}
 Jump to the previous song.

@{I}>|@{UI}
 Jump to the next song.

@{I}^@{UI}
 Eject CD.

@{I}Read in@{UI}
 The length of the songs of the inserted CD are read and
 copied into the songs ListView-Gadget.

@{I}Balance@{UI}
 This feature is not yet supported.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SearchWin "The Search-Window"
@{B}@{U}The Search-Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you can enter search patterns to find a
specific record. You can enter patterns for the following
fields:

@{I}Interpreter@{UI}
 The wanted interpreter.

@{I}Title@{UI}
 The album's title. This entry field is not available in the
 Single mode.

@{I}Song@{UI}
 The wanted song.

@{I}Length@{UI}
 The song length to search for. Enter the length and end your
 entry with "+" to find lengths greater or end with "-" to
 find lengths lower than your entry. To find the exact length
 you'll have to enter only the wanted length.

@{I}Type@{UI}
 The wanted type of music.

@{I}Special@{UI}
 Here you can enter text, that you want to find in a song's
 special-field.

@{I}Free time@{UI}
 This entry field is only available in the MC mode. A
 cassette is looked for that only has the entered time free.
 End your entry with "+" to find free times greater or end
 with "-" to find free times lower than your entry. To find
 the exact free time you'll have to enter only the wanted
 length.

You'll find more information on patterns in your AmigaDOS
manual.


Furthermore the following gadgets are available:

@{I}Range@{UI}
 Select the range to search:
  @{U}Beginning-End@{UU}
   Searches the whole file from the first to the last record.
  @{U}Beginning-current Position@{UU}
   Searches the file from the beginning to the current record.
  @{U}current Position-End@{UU}
   Searches the file from the current record to last one.

@{I}Direction@{UI}
 The direction of searching:
  @{U}Forward@{UU}
   Searches from the lower to the upper limit.
  @{U}Backward@{UU}
   searches from the upper to the lower limit.

@{I}File(s)@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

After you've done all your entries end settings press "OK" to
start searching or press "Cancel" if you don't want to
search.

If a record is found you are asked if it is the wanted and
you want to stop searching or if you are looking for another
one and therefor want to continue searching. If no record is
found the record shown before searching was started is shown
again.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SelWin "The Selection-Window"
@{B}@{U}The Selection-Window@{UB}@{UU}

With this function you can select your file, i.e. you don't
have to work with the complete file but with a selection. Use
the following gadget to create your selection:

@{I}Interpreter, Title, Type, Released@{UI}
 Enter a valid pattern. You'll get more information on
 patterns in your AmigaDOS manual.

Start selection with "OK". Press "Cancel" if you don't want
to select. To work with whole file again you have to free the
selection. Use "File/Selection/Free" or
"Project/Selection/Free" if you are on the list screen.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CFWin "The 'Change file'-Window"
@{B}@{U}The 'Change file'-Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you can change the current file and mode.
Chose the wanted mode by clicking the corresponding gadget
"LP", "MC", "CD" or "Single". Then select the wanted file in
the ListView-Gadget.
Press "OK" to load the selected file or "Cancel" to abort.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrintWin "The Printing-Window"
@{B}@{U}The Printing-Window@{UB}@{UU}

Use this function to output the shown record or the current
file on your printer or in an ASCII-file. Following gadgets
are available:

@{I}Quality@{UI}
 Select the wanted quality of printing:
  - (N)LQ
  - Draft
 You can set the default of this gadget in the "Printer"
 settings window.

@{I}80 chars/line (Std=69)@{UI}
 Use this option if you want to print with a condensed
 writing. If this option is active in a line of a MC cover 80
 characters instead of 69 are printed. You can set the
 default of this option in the "Printer" settings window.

@{I}Sort-Mode@{UI}
 This function is not yet available. The output is always
 sorted for interpreters and titles.

@{I}Select@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Output to@{UI}
 You can chose if you want output to the printer or into a
 file. If output goes to a file you can enter a filename in
 the "Filename" entry field. The default is the path name and
 filename of the current file with the suffix ".prt" instead
 of ".mm3".

@{I}Filename@{UI}
 Enter the path name and filename or select it in the file-
 requester that opens if you press the "?" gadget.

@{I}Mode@{UI}
 Select what you want to output:
  @{U}Record@{UU}
   The current record is output. In the MC mode the printing
   can be used as a MC cover.
  @{U}List@{UU}
   All records of the current file are output as a list. The
   first column shows the number of the record (that one you
   entered in the "No.:" entry field). Then the interpreter,
   title and type are output. You can disable the output of
   the number in the "Printer" settings window.
   In the MC mode the output for each record uses two lines.
   The first one contains the data of the A side, the second
   one those of the B side without repeating number or play-
   ing time.
   In the single mode the first song name is output instead
   of the title.

@{I}Format@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}What to output@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Range@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Print@{UI}
 This will start the output. The "Printer" window is closed
 afterwards.

@{I}Settings@{UI}
 The "Printer" settings window will open. You'll find more
 information on this window in the chapter
 @{"The Printer Settings Window" LINK PrnSetWin}.

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 Closes the "Printer" window without printing.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FileManWin "The File-Manager"
@{B}@{U}The File-Manager@{UB}@{UU}

The file-manager offers functions to edit the files of the
current mode. Following functions are available:

@{I}Files@{UI}
 This ListView-Gadget contains all files of the current mode.
 The chosen one will be effected by the following functions.

@{I}Add@{UI}
 The File-Requester will open where you may enter the file
 you want to create. You may also chose an existing file.
 MusicManIII will append it to its file list and create a new
 index if it's missing or out of date.
 You'll find more information on the File-Requester in the
 chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.

@{I}Append@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Re-Organize@{UI}
 The chosen file will get re-organized. That means that all
 records are stored one after another in the file. Afterwards
 accessing the file will be speed up and the file may be smaller,
 if the file was a lot fragmented.

 @{U}Hint@{UU}
  After adding, deleting or resizing a lot of records in a file,
  you'd better run this function.

@{I}Delete@{UI}
 The chosen file is delete. You're asked whether you're sure
 or nor.

@{I}Check@{UI}
 The chosen file is checked whether the index is up-to-date
 or not and then it's updated.

@{I}Delete all@{UI}
 All files of the current mode are deleted. You are asked
 whether you are sure or not.

@{I}Backup@{UI}
 This will backup the chosen file. You may set the path to
 the copy and the mode of packing in the "File-Manager-
 Settings" window.
 You'll find more information to the settings in the chapter
 @{"The File-Manager-Settings-Window" FMSWin}.

@{I}Filename@{UI}
 The filename of the chosen file is shown. To change it you
 just have to edit this field.

@{I}Path@{UI}
 The path to the chosen file is shown. To change it you just
 have to edit this field. You may also use the "?"-Gadget
 which will bring up the Directory-Requester where you may
 select the wanted path.
 You'll find more information on the Directory-Requester in
 the chapter @{"The Directory-Requester" LINK DirReq}.

@{I}Settings@{UI}
 The settings window of the File-Manager will open.
 This window is described in the chapter
 @{"The File-Manager-Settings-Window" LINK FMSWin}.

@{I}Open@{UI}
 The chosen file is opened and the File-Manager quits.

@{I}Go back@{UI}
 The File-Manager quits.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FMS_Win "The File-Manager-Settings-Window"
@{B}@{U}The File-Manager-Settings-Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you may alter the settings for the File-
Manager.
To create packed backups you must have "xpkmaster.library"
and at least one xpk-Sub-Library installed on your system.

@{I}Backup-Path@{UI}
 This will show the path where your backups are made. Edit
 this field to the path you want or select the wanted path in
 the Directory-Requester that pops up if you press the "?"-
 Gadget.
 You'll find more information on the Directory-Requester in
 the chapter @{"The Directory-Requester" LINK DirReq}.

@{I}Pack@{UI}
 With this option you can select whether you want packed
 backups or not. Packed backups use less disk space on your
 harddrive.
 Please remember that packed backups end in ".mmp" instead of
 ".mm3". To re-install packed backups you have to unpack them
 and then copy them to your files' directory. Unpacked
 backups just have to be copied.
 Notice furthermore that index files are never packed.

@{I}Efficiency@{UI}
 Select the efficiency of the packer. A higher efficiency
 needs more time but reduces the needed disk space.

@{I}Packer Information@{UI}
 Select this gadget to get information on the chosen packer.

@{I}xpk@{UI}
 This ListView-Gadget contains the list of the xpk-Sub-
 Libraries installed on your system. Chose the one you want
 to use for your packed backups.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 The window will close and the changes are used.

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 The window will close without using the changes.
@ENDNODE

@NODE CMCWin "The 'Create MC'-window"
@{B}@{U}The 'Create MC'-window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you can modify the internal list you
created with "Song/Record/This" and "Song/Record/All".
It is also possible that MusicManIII organices all
available songs so that they fit the new MC best.

The following gadgets are available:

@{I}Artist@{UI}
 Here you have to enter the artist of the new MC.

@{I}Title@{UI}
 Here you have to enter the title of the new MC.

@{I}A Side/B Side@{UI}
 Select the side that you want to see or modify.

@{I}Move to other side@{UI}
 The current song is moved to the other side. A song
 of side A will be moved to the ende of side B and
 vice versa.

@{I}Delete@{UI}
 The current song will be deleted. This only effects
 the list of the current side. If you leave the window
 this song will still be available if you open the
 window again.
 So it is possible that you first step through your
 CD-, MC-, LP- and Single collection and record all
 songs you want to put on MCs. Afterwards you organice
 side A and B of the new MC (you delete all songs
 you want to put on another MC). Then you create it
 with "OK" and re-open the window again. Repeat this
 procedure until all MCs are created.

@{I}Up@{UI}
 The current song is moved up one position in the list.

@{I}Down@{UI}
 The current song is moved down one position in the list.

@{I}Time between songs@{UI}
 Select the time that should be inserted between two
 songs while calculating. This value is only needed
 if you create your MCs with "Calculate".

@{I}Current playing time@{UI}
 The playing time of the current side is shown. If you
 organice the new MC manually, you can see whether a
 song fits on the current side or not.

@{I}MC length@{UI}
 Here you can select the length of the new MC. This
 value is only needed if you use "Calculate" to create
 the MC.

@{I}ListView-Gadget@{IU}
 This Gadget contains all songs of the current side.
 The song's length is appended to the song. A comma
 is inserted between song and length.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 The MC will be created. All songs of the internal
 list will be deleted if they are on this MC.

@{I}Calculate@{UI}
 This feature is not yet available.

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 The window is closed without creating a MC. The internal
 list is not modify.


@{I}Shortcuts@{UI}
 The same shortcuts are available as in the main window.
 The only exception is "RETURN": this will not change
 to input mode, but have the same effect as the "OK"
 gadget.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListWin "The List Screen"
The List Screen

On this screen a window will open showing the current file as
a list. This screen contains the following pull-down-menu:

@{B}@{U}The Pull-Down-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

@{B}*** The Project-Menu ***@{UB}

@{I}Selection@{UI}
 Additional sub-items are shown:
  @{U}Create@{UU}
   The "Select"-window will open. You can select
   interpreters, titles, types or the year of release. This
   window is described in the chapter @{"Selection-Window" LINK SelWin}.
  @{U}Free@{UU}
   The selection is freed. Afterwards you will work again
   with the whole file.
  @{U}Save as@{UU}
   Use this function to save the current selection to a file.
   Chose the wanted path and filename in file-requester. The
   newly created file will be appended to mode's file list so
   that you can load it later. You'll find more information
   on the file-requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.

@{I}First record to show@{UI}
 A window will pop up where you can enter the number of the
 record you want to be displayed in the first line of the
 list.

@{I}Show first page@{UI}
 Use this to display the list beginning with the first
 record.

@{I}Show last page@{UI}
 Use this to display the list ending with the last record.
 How much records are shown above depends on the screen's
 height and the font's height.

@{I}Information@{UI}
 A window will open displaying the following information:
  Records
   The number of records in the current file.
  Selected
   The number of selected records.
  Interpreter, Title, Type, Released
   The patterns for the selection are shown.

@{I}Help-Mode@{UI}
 This will toggle the help mode. With the help mode set
 active selecting functions (menu items, gadgets) will show
 an explaining help text for it.

@{I}Quit@{UI}
 The window and screen are closed without loading a new
 record.



@{B}@{U}The List Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window the contents of the current file is listed.
The first column will show the number of the record, the
second one contains the interpreters, the next one the title
of the album and the last one shows the type of music.
In the Single mode the first song is displayed instead of the
album's title.
In the MC mode each record is displayed in two lines. The
first one contains the data of the A side, the second one
displays those of the B side without showing the record's
number twice.

If you move the mouse's pointer above the list, the record
under the pointer is hilighted. Press the left mouse button
to close the window and the screen and load that record in
the record window.

The following gadgets are present:

@{I}<<<<@{UI}
 Moves back 1000 pages.

@{I}<<<@{UI}
 Moves back 100 pages.

@{I}<<@{UI}
 Moves back 10 pages.

@{I}<@{UI}
 Moves back 1 page.

@{I}>@{UI}
 Moves forward 1 page.

@{I}>>@{UI}
 Moves forward 10 pages.

@{I}>>>@{UI}
 Moves forward 100 pages.

@{I}>>>>@{UI}
 Moves forward 1000 pages.



@{B}@{U}Shortcuts@{UB}@{UU}

In addition to the shortcuts of the pull-down-menu following
shortcuts are available:

 @{I}RETURN@{UI}
  This will load the marked record.

 @{I}ESC@{UI}
  This will close the list-window.

 @{I}CursorUp@{UI}
  This will mark the previous record.

 @{I}CursorDown@{UI}
  This will mark the next record.

 @{I}CursorLeft@{UI}
  This will display the previous page.

 @{I}CursorRight@{UI}
  This will display the next page.

 @{I}Shift+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Jump 10 pages backwards.

 @{I}Shift+CursorRight@{UI}
  Jump 10 pages forward.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorLeft@{UI}
  Jump 100 pages backwards.

 @{I}Ctrl+CursorRight@{UI}
  Jump 100 pages forward.

 @{I}Alt+CrsLeft@{UI}
  Jump 1000 pages backwards.

 @{I}Alt+CrsRight@{UI}
  Jump 1000 pages forward.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListSelectMI "Project/Selection"
@{B}@{U}Selection@{UB}@{UU}
 Additional sub-items are shown:
  @{U}Create@{UU}
   The "Select"-window will open. You can select
   interpreters, titles, types or the year of release. This
   window is described in the chapter @{"Selection-Window" LINK SelWin}.
  @{U}Free@{UU}
   The selection is freed. Afterwards you will work again
   with the whole file.
  @{U}Save as@{UU}
   Use this function to save the current selection to a file.
   Chose the wanted path and filename in file-requester. The
   newly created file will be appended to mode's file list so
   that you can load it later. You'll find more information
   on the file-requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListCreateSelMI "Project/Selection/Create"
@{B}@{U}Create@{UB}@{UU}
 The "Select"-window will open. You can select
 interpreters, titles, types or the year of release. This
 window is described in the chapter @{"Selection-Window" LINK SelWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListFreeSelMI "Project/Selection/Free"
@{B}@{U}Free@{UB}@{UU}
 The selection is freed. Afterwards you will work again
 with the whole file.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListSaveSelMI "Project/Selection/Save as"
@{B}@{U}Save as@{UB}@{UU}
 Use this function to save the current selection to a file.
 Chose the wanted path and filename in file-requester. The
 newly created file will be appended to mode's file list so
 that you can load it later. You'll find more information
 on the file-requester in the chapter @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListFirstRecMI "Project/First record to show"
@{B}@{U}First record to show@{UB}@{UU}
 A window will pop up where you can enter the number of the
 record you want to be displayed in the first line of the
 list.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListFirstPMI "Project/Show first page"
@{B}@{U}Show first page@{UB}@{UU}
 Use this to display the list beginning with the first
 record.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListLastPMI "Project/Show last page"
@{B}@{U}Show last page@{UB}@{UU}
 Use this to display the list ending with the last record.
 How much records are shown above depends on the screen's
 height and the font's height.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListAboutMI "Project/Information"
@{B}@{U}Information@{UB}@{UU}
 A window will open displaying the following information:
  Records
   The number of records in the current file.
  Selected
   The number of selected records.
  Interpreter, Title, Type, Released
   The patterns for the selection are shown.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListHelpMI "Project/Help-Mode"
@{B}@{U}Help-Mode@{UB}@{UU}
 This will toggle the help mode. With the help mode set
 active selecting functions (menu items, gadgets) will show
 an explaining help text for it.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ListQuitMI "Project/Quit"
@{B}@{U}Quit@{UB}@{UU}
 The window and screen are closed without loading a new
 record.
@ENDNODE

@NODE SetPDM "The Pull-Down-Menu"
@{B}@{U}The Pull-Down-Menu@{UB}@{UU}

@{B}*** The Project-Menu ***@{UB}

@{I}Open@{UI}
 The file-requester will open where you can select the file
 which MusicManIII settings are to be set. You'll find more
 information on the file-requester in the chapter
 @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@{I}Save@{UI}
 The current settings are saved in
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" and
 "ENV:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs".
@{I}Save as@{UI}
 The file-requester will open and you can select the file in
 that the current settings should be saved. You'll find more
 information on the file-requester in the chapter
 @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@{I}Quit@{UI}
 The window and screen are closed without using the changes.

@{B}*** The Edit-Menu ***@{UB}

@{I}Default@{UI}
 The settings saved in MusicManIII itself are set. The
 settings "number of files", "filename" and "number of
 records" aren't changed.
@{I}Last saved@{UI}
 The settings saved in the file
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" are set.
@{I}Undo all@{UI}
 All changes made in the current settings window are undone.
@{I}Undo@{UI}
 The last made change is undone.

@{B}*** The Options-Menu ***@{UB}

@{I}Create Icons@{UI}
 With this option you can chose whether to create icons to
 new created MusicManIII files or not.
 Therefor the following icons are needed in
 "ENV:MusicManIII/":
  - def_MC.info
  - def_CD.info
  - def_Lp.info
  - def_Single.info
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsLoadMI "Project/Load"
@{B}@{U}Open@{UB}@{UU}
 The file-requester will open where you can select the file
 which MusicManIII settings are to be set. You'll find more
 information on the file-requester in the chapter
 @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsSaveMI "Project/Save"
@{B}@{U}Save@{UB}@{UU}
 The current settings are saved in
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" and
 "ENV:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs".
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsSaveAsMI "Project/Save as"
@{B}@{U}Save as@{UB}@{UU}
 The file-requester will open and you can select the file in
 that the current settings should be saved. You'll find more
 information on the file-requester in the chapter
 @{"The File Requester" LINK FileReq}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsQuitMI "Project/Quit"
@{B}@{U}Quit@{UB}@{UU}
 The window and screen are closed without using the changes.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsDefaultMI "Edit/Default"
@{B}@{U}Default@{UB}@{UU}
 The settings saved in MusicManIII itself are set. The
 settings "number of files", "filename" and "number of
 records" aren't changed.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsLastSavedMI "Edit/Last saved"
@{B}@{U}Last saved@{UB}@{UU}
 The settings saved in the file
 "ENVARC:MusicManIII/MusicManIII.Prefs" are set.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsUndoAllMI "Edit/Undo all"
@{B}@{U}Undo all@{UB}@{UU}
 All changes made in the current settings window are undone.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsUndoMI "Edit/Undo"
@{B}@{U}Undo@{UB}@{UU}
 The last made change is undone.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrefsCrIconsMI "Options/Create Icons"
@{B}@{U}Create Icons@{UB}@{UU}
 With this option you can chose whether to create icons to
 new created MusicManIII files or not.
 Therefor the following icons are needed in
 "ENV:MusicManIII/":
  - def_MC.info
  - def_CD.info
  - def_Lp.info
  - def_Single.info
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrgSetWin "The Programm Settings Window"
@{B}@{U}The Program Settings Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window's upper left group you can select the mode and
file that should be opened after starting MusicManIII. First
click on "LP", "MC", "CD" or "Single" to chose the mode and
then select the wanted file on the ListView-Gadget.

In the upper right group the following gadgets are present:

@{I}Startup@{UI}
 Here you can select the behaviour of MusicManIII after
 starting up:
  @{U}Load first@{UU}
   Load the first record.
  @{U}Load last@{UU}
   Load the last record.
  @{U}Append@{UU}
   You may start entering a new record.
  @{U}Show list@{UU}
   Open the list window.

@{I}Input-Mode@{UI}
 Here you can set MusicManIII's behaviour if you have to
 enter songs and special-fields:
  @{U}abc=abc@{UU}
   MusicManIII will not alter your inputs.
  @{U}abc=ABC@{UU}
   MusicManIII will alter your inputs to upper case.
  @{U}abc=Abc@{UU}
   MusicManIII will alter every first letter of a word to
   upper case.

@{I}Close Workbench@{UI}
 Here you can set whether MusicManIII should close the
 Workbench at start-up or not. A closed Workbench will give
 you a little more memory. If closing fails, because some
 programs have still opened windows on it, an error message
 will be given.

@{I}Input Song Length@{UI}
 Here you can set whether you want to enter the song's length
 or not.

@{I}Input BPM@{UI}
 Here you can set whether you want to enter the "beats per
 minute" (BPM) to each song or not.

@{I}Input Special fields@{UI}
 Here you can set whether you want to enter the special field
 to every song or not.


In the lower group you can do the following settings:

@{I}Input Length/Counter@{UI}
 Here you can set whether you want to enter the MC's counter
 or the song's length in the MC mode. If the settings is
 "Length" your inputs will automatically inserted a colon.

@{I}Use MusicManIII.Int@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Use MusicManIII.Art@{UI}
 This function is not yet available.

@{I}Auto-Load records@{UI}
 Use this option to specify whether you want records to load
 automatically or not. If this option is on every time you
 change the record's number with the arrow gadget the record
 with the new number gets loaded. That means you do not have
 to use the "G"-gadget anymore.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PrnSetWin "The Printer Settings Window"
@{B}@{U}The Printer Settings Window@{UB}@{UU}

In the Printer Settings Window you can change settings for
printing. The following gadgets are available:

@{I}Quality@{UI}
 The Quality of printing:
  (N)LQ
  Draft

@{I}Print record numbers@{UI}
 Use this option to set whether record numbers are to output
 or not.

@{I}Print list numbers@{UI}
 User this option to set whether record numbers are to output
 in the list mode or not.

@{I}80 chars per line (Default=69)@{UI}
 Use this option to set whether a condensed writing should be
 used for printing or not. If this option is on 80 characters
 instead of 69 are printed in one line of a MC cover.

@{I}Skip Perforation@{UI}
 Use this option to set whether the perforation of fanfold
 paper should be skipped or not.

@{I}Center printing@{UI}
 Use this option to set whether you want to print your lists
 centred or not.

@{I}ESC-Codes@{UI}
 MusicManIII uses some function of the printer directly
 without the "printer.device" because the "printer.device"
 does not support them. You'll find more information on ESC
 codes in the chapter @{"Control Codes" LINK ESC-Code}. Currently
 the following codes are used:

 @{U}Condensed@{UU}
  This control code should set a font with 20cpi (Characters
  per inch) on your printer. It is used to print 80 instead
  of 69 characters in one line of a MC cover.
@ENDNODE

@NODE FKSetWin "The F-Key Settings Window"
@{B}@{U}The F-Key Settings Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this setting window you can define your F-Keys. You can
define any text on them that should be inserted if you press
that key in an entry field.

The following gadgets are available:

@{I}F1-F10@{UI}
 Enter the wanted text here. Please check the "Qualifier"-
 Gadget to enter the text for the right qualifier.

@{I}Qualifier@{UI}
 Select the qualifier that has to be pressed together with
 the F-Key here. The following qualifiers are available:
  - None
  - Shift
  - Ctrl
  - Alt
  - right Amiga

@{I}Print F-Keys@{UI}
 This function will print the current F-Key definition on
 your printer after performing a request.
@ENDNODE

@NODE Prg2SetWin "The Mixed Settings Window"
@{B}@{U}The Mixed Settings Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you can set the values of the Cycle-Gadget
 - Sources
 - Dolby
 - Playing times
 - Cassette types
 - Recording methods
in the main window. The usage is equal for every group:

@{I}ListView-Gadget@{UI}
 Select the wanted entry here.

@{I}String-Gadget@{UI}
 Alter the selected entry here.

@{I}New@{UI}
 Use this to add a new entry and then enter the text in the
 String-Gadget.

@{I}Del@{UI}
 This will delete the selected entry.

@{I}Up@{UI}
 Use this to move the selected entry up one position in the
 list.

@{I}Down@{UI}
 Use this to move the selected entry down one position in the
 list.

Additionally the following two gadgets are available:

@{I}Screen Preferences@{UI}
 A window will open where you can pre-set the screens
 MusicManIII uses. You'll find a description of this window
 in the chapter @{"The Screens Settings Window" LINK ScrSetWin}.

@{I}Path Preferences@{UI}
 A window will open where you can set the help's, macro's and
 file's path. You'll find a description of this window in the
 chapter @{"The Path Settings Window" LINK PathSetWin}.
@ENDNODE

@NODE ScrSetWin "The Screens Settings Window"
@{B}@{U}The Screens Settings Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you can define the screens MusicManIII uses.
The following gadgets are available:

Main screen, List screen, Prefs screen
Select the screen for that you want to change the settings.

@{I}Screenmode@{UI}
 The Screenmode-Requester opens where you can select the
 wanted screenmode. This gadget is only available if the
 option "Open on main screen" is on. You'll find more
 information in the chapter @{"The Screenmode-Requester" LINK ScrReq}.

@{I}Font@{UI}
 The Font-Requester opens where you can select the wanted
 font. This gadget is only available if the option "Open on
 main screen" is on. You'll find more information in the
 chapter @{"The Font-Requester" LINK FontReq}. This gadget is not
 available if the option "Open on main screen" is on.

@{I}Colors@{UI}
 The Color-Requester opens where you can set the screen's
 palette. You'll find more information in the chapter
 @{"The Color-Requester" LINK ColReq}. This gadget is not available if
 the option "Open on main screen" is on.

@{I}Open on main screen@{UI}
 If this option is on the depending screen will not open but
 all windows that are to open on it are opened on the main
 screen. This option is not available if you are doing the
 settings for the main screen.

@{I}Public Screen@{UI}
 Use this option if you want the screen to be a public
 screen. On public screens other programs can open there
 windows.

 The following screen names are used:
  Main screen:        "MMIII"
  List screen:        "MMIII_List"
  Preferences screen: "MMIII_Prefs"

@{I}Clone Workbench@{UI}
 If this option is on the screen will be opened with the same
 settings as the Workbench.

@{I}OK@{UI}
 This closes the window and uses the changes.

@{I}Cancel@{UI}
 This closes the window without using the changes.
@ENDNODE

@NODE PathSetWin "The Path Settings Window"
@{B}@{U}The Path Settings Window@{UB}@{UU}

In this window you can set the paths MusicManIII should use.
You can enter the path name by using the keyboard or you can
select it by using the Directory-Requester that pop up when
you click in the "?"-Gadget. You'll get more information on
the usage of the Directory-Requester in the chapter
@{"The Directory-Requester" LINK DirReq}.
MusicManIII allows you to pre-set the following paths:

@{I}Default Path@{UI}
 The path to your MusicManIII files.

@{I}Help Path@{UI}
 The path to the MusicManIII online help file.

@{I}Macro Path@{UI}
 The path to your MusicManIII-ARexx-Pograms.

Close the window with "OK" to use the changes or with
"Cancel" to lose the changes.
@ENDNODE

@NODE AuthorCDPlayer
@{B}@{U}Author of cdplayer.library@{UB}@{UU}

 Patrick Hess
 Holsteinstr. 27
 41564 Kaarst
 Germany

 Tel.:   V+49-2131-669556Q
 E-Mail: poseidon@newswire.gun.de
         poseidon@canta.gun.de
@ENDNODE