     Integra Office NT combines into one program the complete scheduling power
of Chronilist and the complete timekeeping, billing, and bookkeeping power of 
BillPower.

     This program will handle not only your busy itinerary, but that of 
everyone in your office (or family).  It will prepare calendars and other 
reports that display one person's upcoming events or those for several people 
simultaneously.  Data can be filtered when a report is generated, so that 
only events for a particular project, or only those events containing a 
particular word, will be displayed.

     One of the program's main strengths is the completeness of its scheduling
capacity.  Few programs even approach it in this regard, much less match
it.  And, considering all it can do, the program is surprisingly easy to use.
Its reports, while not as infinitely customizable as those provided by those
output-oriented calendar producers with limited scheduling capability, are
attractive, functional, and simple to set up.

     This program will optionally drag events forward from day to day until
you tell the program to tag them for deletion.  This program even allows you to
link related events, so that a change to one will result in the automatic
modification of others.  Finding free time, establishing recurring events,
viewing religious dates (Christian, Jewish, and Muslim), and tracking julian
dates are a snap for this program.  And, as a bonus, the program includes a Log
module that tracks services performed, money spent, and money received.  It
will even produce an Income-Expense report for any period of time you desire.

     On a network or stand-alone computer, you'll find that this program will
handle your scheduling needs like nothing else.  Give it a thorough work-out.


     This is also one of the finest time & billing programs available at any 
price, is a fully integrated timekeeping, billing, and bookkeeping system that 
will produce a wide variety of reports, including income-expense statements, 
balance sheets and aged receivables reports.  The user has wide latitude in 
designing billing formats that use any font and place transaction data wherever 
desired.  The program will even print mailing labels and form letters to your 
clients. 

     Unlike some other time & billing programs that provide "links" to external 
accounting software, this one has a General Ledger that is totally integrated 
into the rest of the program.  This program can simultaneously log a trans-
action, adjust the client's balance and aged receivables accordingly, AND up-
date the appropriate G/L accounts (other programs would require separate en-
tries for some of these events, if they could handle them at all).  

     This is a "real time" system.  No old fashioned batch postings or 
end-of-period close-outs are ever needed.  Transaction detail is retained until 
the user (not the program) decides to omit it.  In fact, old bills may even be 
re-prepared long after other systems would have "flushed" the needed informa-
tion from the data base.  This program's interface is among the friendliest 
on the market, and the program's flexibility and responsiveness cannot be 
beaten anywhere. 

     On a network or stand-alone computer, this software will handle your 
scheduling, timekeeping, billing and bookkeeping needs like nothing else.  
Give it a thorough work-out.


       NOTE:  This software is a living -- and evolving -- product.  It
              is constantly being enhanced as a result of suggestions from
              users.  If you have any ideas, don't hesitate to contact
              Integra Computing at 770-426-5735.


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (page 1)


     This program will operate only with Windows 95.  A version is also 
available for Windows 3.x.

     If you went through the automated INSTALL.BAT routine, the program files
have already been placed into an INTEGRA directory on your hard disk.  If, on 
the other hand, you did not go through the INSTALL.BAT routine, you should run 
the SETUP.BAT routine.  Assuming your printer is attached to the LPT1 port
on your computer, the command to run is 

                                SETUP LPT1

That command will cause the files to be copied to an INTEGRA directory on your
hard disk.


- RUNNING THE PROGRAM -

    If you're in a hurry to see what the program is like before completing the
basic setup for Windows, you may do so by using  File | Run  in the Program 
Manager or by double-clicking on it in the File Manager.  The name of the file
to execute is ULTIMATE.EXE.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (page 2)


- COMPLETING THE BASIC SETUP FOR WINDOWS 95 -

    If you'd like to access the program through its icon, complete the basic 
setup for Windows 95:

       1) Point to the Start button on the Task Bar.  When you  RIGHT-click
          the mouse, a menu will appear.  Select "Open" on the menu.

       2) A "Start Menu" box will appear.  Double-click on the "Programs" 
          folder.

       3) A "Programs" box will appear, showing the sub-folders currently 
          included within Programs folder.  Double-click on the folder in
          which you wish to include this program.  
 
       4) A box showing the programs contained within the folder will appear.
          Select   File | New   at the box's pull-down menu.  Then, select
          "Shortcut" at the sub-menu that appears.

       5) A "Create Shortcut" box will appear.  Into the "Command Line" item,
          type

                          C:\INTEGRA\ULTIMATE.EXE

       6) Then, you'll be asked to select a name or title for this program or
          shortcut.  Type in anything that is meaningful to you.  The new 
          program will then be added to the folder.  

       7) For network installation, see the section devoted to Installation in 
          the program's on-line help.  
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- PRINTING THE MANUAL

	The manual consists entirely of on-line help that is organized into
several "chapters" referenced in its table of contents.  Selecting "Help"  at
the pull-down menu will take you into the help system, where you may search
for information by keyword.  Pressing the F1 key almost anywhere within the 
program will take you directly to a section of the manual that discusses that
section of the program.

	Printing the manual involves several steps.  First, get into the help 
system ("Help" or F1).  When there, select the "Contents" button.  At the
Contents page, select  File | Print.  After the Contents page has printed, 
select the first topic in the Contents listing.  When that topic appears, 
select  File | Print.  After that topic prints, return to the Contents page
and select the next topic and print it.  Repeat this process until the entire
manual has been printed.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (page 4)


- PROBLEMS -

  VIDEO:

     -> If vertical and horizontal scroll bars appear when the program loads,
your window borders may be too wide to allow enough space for this program's 
screens to display in full.  Reduce the size of your window borders to 1 by 
running the "Desktop" program (usually found in "Control Panel" group in 
Windows' Program Manager).  Or, simply "maximize" the program on the screen.

     -> If gibberish appears anywhere in the program, the problem is that the
video driver you are using cannot produce all the fonts used by the program.
Try another driver.  Video drivers are selected in the Windows "Setup" program
(usually found in the "Main" group in the Program Manager).

     -> If text on the screen or printer seems improperly sized or does not 
seem to fit neatly into the areas where it should, there are two possible 
reasons:  
	One possibilty is that the video driver you're using may not be 
optimal.  Some drivers seem to be incapable of producing text of a selected 
font at the correct size, especially at the higher resolutions.  If you have
a choice between a driver that uses "large fonts" and one that uses "small
fonts", choose the latter.  Video drivers are selected in the Windows "Setup"
program (usually found in the "Main" group in the Program Manager).
	Another possible cause of poorly fitting text is that you may be
either missing some font files, or using font files that have been altered
by other software.  This program relies upon the following ORIGINAL fonts
supplied by Microsoft Windows:  Arial, Courier New, Terminal, MS Serif,
MS Sans Serif, and System.  If they seem to be unavailable, they may be
somewhere on your hard disk, but not installed.  Try using the Windows
"Fonts" routine (found in the "Control Panel") to find and install (or add)
them.  Also useful may be the /NT option discussed near the end of the
on-line help's "Configuration" section.

  PRINTER:

     -> If fonts appear to be improperly sized, or if gibberish appears on the
printout, make sure that the printer driver that you have installed into
Windows is specifically matched to your EXACT printer model and that the driver
was provided by the printer manufacturer, not Microsoft.  A "close" match
or "emulation" may not be good enough, and Microsoft's drivers are generally
less reliable than those from printer manufacturers.  If you must use Microsoft
drivers, consider using one for a related printer.  If that doesn't work,
try one for an earlier model in the same manufacturer's line (for instance,
if you have an HP LaseJjet 4, you might get the results you desire by using
a LaserJet II or LaserJet III driver).  This program does nothing fancy with
your printer.  It relies ENTIRELY upon Windows to pass printing instructions
through the driver to the printer.  So why do other programs appear to work
with your printer and the driver you are currently using?  Perhaps because
those programs don't rely upon the same Arial and Courier New fonts that
this program does.  Or perhaps the other programs are somehow bypassing
Windows to print directly to the printer.  Be assured that if your Windows
printer driver is a good match for your printer, this program's output will
be fine.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (page 6)


- REGISTERED USERS -

     If you have registered as a user, you have a serial number printed on the
distribution disk's label.  You now need to let the program know that you
acknowledge your serial number.  To do so,

   1) Go to the program manager and select   File | Run   at the menu bar.

   2) At the Run box, enter
  
			C:\INTEGRA\ULTIMATE.EXE /RP

      at the Command Line item.  This command assumes that you have loaded the
      program onto drive C.  If not, substitute the appropriate letter.  For 
      instance, if you loaded the program onto drive F, 

			F:\INTEGRA\ULTIMATE.EXE /RP

      would be entered instead.

   3) When asked for your serial number, enter it.

Once you've completed this process, the program will skip the registration
info screen when loading.  But you may confirm your serial number and the
number of network workstations for which you are registered by selecting
Help | About  at the Main Screen's menu bar when running the program.

