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JEPRS (pronounced  "Jeepers!") is  the Journal  and Editorial
Personal Reference System.   What does that mean?  That means
that you now have an easy to use, menu-driven program to keep
track of reference citations  to the (scientific) literature.
Anyone who writes extensively, such as a scientist, and needs
an up-to-date list of references, needs JEPRS.

Briefly, JEPRS allows you to  add references to your database
(either directly or  by importing a MEDLINE  or BRS/Colleague
formatted file), search through those references with an easy
but powerful search  module, and format those  references for
output  to  a  file  or   printer  in  virtually  any  format
imaginable,   including   boldface,   italics,   underlining,
superscripts, and sub- scripts. 

Version 2.03:  14 January 1990;  138,884 bytes

New feature:
You  can  now  add and  search  for  "foreign"  (non-English)
characters  in  the  PC's  extended  character  set  in  your
references:

On the ADD REFERENCE and EDIT  REFERENCE screens, you can add
any character  to your  reference that  your PC  can display;
characters not  on the keyboard (such  as "�" or "�"  or "�")
are entered  by holding down the  [Alt] key and  entering the
ASCII code  of the  letter or symbol  on the  numeric keypad.
For  example,  to enter  a  "beta",  hold down  [Alt],  press
[2],[2],[5], and then let go of the [Alt] key, and you should
see � on your screen.

On the  SEARCH MENU,  you can  also search  for the  extended
characters you have entered  into your references.  (However,
you cannot  search for  the box-drawing  characters (such  as
�ù��).)

When using these extended characters,  and then searching for
them, keep these facts in mind:
1.  Make sure your printer can print them!  Not all printers                   
    can print the PC's extended character set.                                 
2.  Realize that when searching, "a" is not the same as "�"                    
    (that is, non-English characters do NOT match the English                  
    ones); if you entered "�" in your reference, then you must                 
    use "�" when searching for it.                                             
3.  Whether searching is set to CASE-SENSITIVE = NO or YES,           
    JEPRS will NOT convert lowercase extended characters to           
    their uppercase equivalents.  For example, if                     
    you turn Case Sensitivity off, and search for "L�one",            
    then JEPRS will convert that to "L�ONE" before searching;      
    it will NOT convert it to "L�ONE".                             

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