

			WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS DEMO OF THE LIBRARY
			------------------------------------------------
			



New in this version :		A_SORT				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
(Rev 2.60)           		F_MERGE				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					F_SPLIT				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)

New in rev 2.40     :		CENTRE				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					CLEANTEL			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							CLOSE_AL			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							EXTRACT				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							FROM_LSM			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							GET_LINE			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							IS_TAG				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							MOUSE_IN			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							MOVE_DWN			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							MOVE_UP				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							NAMCLEAN			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)

New in rev 2.20     :		A_CLEAN 			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							DEL_FILE			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							DEL_MANY			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							F_N_USED			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							F_POS				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							F_USED				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							FILLED				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							TIME_GAP			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							TO_SCNDS			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)


New in rev 2.00     :		A_OCCURS			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							A_TAG				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							ADIR_NEW			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					CURR_DIR			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					ISARRAY				(Rewritten documentation)
							IS_EXE				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							IS_INTGR			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							IS_TIME				(Code supplied - Freeware)
							PROGPATH			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							SIMPLNAM			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							TO_24HRS			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							TO_AM_PM			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)


New in Rev 1.90     :		A_ADDCOL			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					A_DELCOL			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					A_INIT				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
                     		A_JOIN				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							A_SEARCH			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
                      		A_SLICE				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							A_UNIQUE			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							DECIMALS			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							MEMINDEX			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							REDUCE				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
							TO_CHAR				(See ULTIMATE.DOC)
          					WRDCOUNT			(See ULTIMATE.DOC)




Functions not in the demo copy but available in the registered version
======================================================================
				(see ULTIMATE.DOC for documentation, however)



A_ADDCOL :		Increase the width of an array (add columns to it)
----------		while at the same time preserving the structure of
				the original array.
				
A_CLEAN  :		Eliminate all duplicates in a specific array column 
----------		through the elimination of the rows that contain the
				duplicates.
				
A_DELCOL :		Decrease the width of an array (delete columns) while
----------		at the same time preserving the structure of the 
				original array.   Should  ALWAYS  be used  INSTEAD OF
				FoxPro's  ADEL()  function.
				
A_INIT   :		Initialize, or zeroize "by type", a specific column or 
----------		row of an array.

A_JOIN   :		Join together two arrays that have the same number of rows.
----------

A_OCCURS :		Find out how many times a particular value occurs in a
----------		specific row or column of an array.

A_SEARCH :		Search an array along a specific row or specific column.
----------

A_SLICE  :		Copy one column, or many columns, from one array to
----------		another [new] array.

A_TAG    :		Join together two arrays that have the same number of 
----------		columns.

A_UNIQUE :		Sort an array for UNIQUE values in a particular column
----------		with optional aggregation of columns and/or counting of
				duplicate values.
				
ADIR_NEW :		Superlative alternative to FoxPro's  ADIR().  Quite simply !
----------

CENTRE   :		Center text within a character string.
----------

CLEANTEL :		Clean up a telphone numbers of non-numeric characters before
----------		using it in a modem based application.

EXTRACT  :		Returns a specific word from a supplied string.  Routine
----------		can work in  "simple"  mode or  "wordprocessing"  mode.

F_N_USED :		Check if a file is currently  FOPEN'ed  in your FoxPro
----------		environment, and if it is, return its current file handle,
				its file pointer, and its Read/Write setting.
				
F_POS	 :		Obtain the current position of the file pointer for a
----------		specific file opened with FOPEN().

F_USED	 :		Verify that a specific file handle is actually currently
----------		in use.

FILLED   :		Check whether a character string is filled entirely with
----------		a specific character, or a specific sequence of characters.

GET_LINE :		Extract a specific line from a text string or memo field
----------		following wordprocessing conventions.

IS_EXE	 :		Determine if the currently running FoxPro application is
----------		in  EXE  form or not so that you can take different 
				courses of action.  E.g., check security device if it is
				in EXE, otherwise go straight into first screen if it 
				is not,  etc....

IS_TAG   :		Check whether a specific index tag already exists in a 
----------		particular database's main CDX index.

MEMINDEX :		Indexes a memo or character field on every word in the
----------		field.  The most flexible of all the indexing routines
				you are ever likely to come across.

MOUSE_IN :		Was mouse in the current active window at the last click ?
----------

MOVE_DWN :		Insert one or more blank lines in a group of lines of text.
----------		This is the converse routine of  MOVE_UP  which is included
				in this demo version of the Library  (MOVE_DWN is not).

NAMCLEAN :		Primarily useful when importing into an existing database
----------		names and addresses obtained from an external source.
				Cleans up the name fields.
				Also very useful for "smart" applications re the TITLE
				field.
				
PROGPATH :		Retrieve the full MS-DOS path to the currently executing
----------		EXE or master FXP/APP.

SIMPLNAM :		Converse of  XTENSION().  Extracts a file's primary
----------		name from its filename  (i.e. excluding the extension).

TIME_GAP :		Return the difference, in seconds, between two time strings.
----------

TO_24HRS :		Convert an AM/PM time string to 24-hour format.
----------

TO_AM_PM :		Convert a 24-hour time string to AM/PM format.
----------

TO_CHAR  :		Convert variables of any type to character strings.
----------

TO_SCNDS :		Convert a time string to its equivalent number of seconds.
----------



and lots more coming up .......

												 9-Jul-94.

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