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A U D I O   I I  version 2.1, December 1988

Copyright (c) 1987, 1988 Rod Whisnant, 7501 Donal Ave., Liberty, MO 64068

To use this help facility, position the cursor to the desired help topic
and press enter.  Pressing PgDn from then on will bring additional help
screens or PgUp will go the previous screen.  Pressing ESC for the top
menu will bring back the input screen.

New Features:
   *Ability to save and retrieve files        *New screen design
   *More extensive help facility              *Improved I/O error checking
   *Improved configuration facility           *Faster windowing
   *Improved finished cassette insert         *All new documentation
   *Input support for extended ASCII characters (128-254)
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C O N F I G U R A T I O N                                     Page 1 of 3

Invoked by pressing Alt-C.

Printer strings are to be entered in the following manner:

    1.  control code numbers are enclosed in '<' and '>' and are of
        length 2.
    2.  control code letters are entered as the letter with no enclosure

Ex.  International character set 0 and normal print on an Epson
     <27>R<00><18>

Default printer setting are set to either Yes or No depending on your
preference.  Note that setting can be temporarily changed from print menu.
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C O N F I G U R A T I O N                                     Page 2 of 3

The save/retrieve and the program/help/config directories are entered
in the following format:

    [drive]:\[directory]\[sub-directory]...

The path must be valid or and error message will appear when any file
operation in executed.   Be sure not to end the path with a '\'.

Pressing END will save the new configuration to the file 'AUDIO.CNF' or
ESC will abort the configuration.
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C O N F I G U R A T I O N                                     Page 3 of 3

The following printers have used with AUDIO II and appeared to work fine:

     Citizen MSP 50/55        IBM Graphic Printer
     Epson MX/RX/FX 80/100    NEC Pinwriter P6
     Epson LQ-1500            Okidata Microline 92
     IBM Proprinter           Panasonic 1901i
     IBM Proprinter XL        Toshiba 321SL

Other printers are also supported but, have not been tested.  See your
printer manual for control codes and settings.
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E D I T I N G  (Quick Help)                                   Page 1 of 3

C U R S O R   M O V E M E N T:
     Up/Down Arrows     : Up/Down a field
     Left/Right Arrows  : Left/Right a character
     Ctrl-Right/Tab     : Go to adjacent column
     Ctrl-Left/Back-Tab : Go to left adjacent column
     Enter              : Next field

S P E C I A L   F U N C T I O N S:
     Alt-D     : Delete current field
     Alt-E     : Erase all fields
     Del       : Delete current character
     Backspace : Delete previous character
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E D I T I N G                                                 Page 2 of 3

The following editing functions are supported by AUDIO II version 2.0:

    Up, Down Arrows:   Move the cursor up or down one field at a time.

    Left, Right Arrows:  Move the cursor left or right within a field.

    Alt-D:  Deletes the field in which the cursor is positioned.

    Alt-E:  Erases all the fields on the screen.  An "Erase Entire
            "Screen?" message will appear as a precautionary measure.

    Ctrl-Right Arrow, Tab:  Move the cursor to the next column and
                            field position.
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    Ctrl-Left Arrow, Back-Tab:  Move the cursor to the previous column
                                and field position.

    Enter:  Moves the cursor to the next logical field.

    Del:  Deletes the character under the cursor.

    Ins:  Allows insertion of characters at the current field position.
          A "Insert Mode" message will be displayed in the lower right-hand
          corner of the screen.

    Backspace:  Deletes one character before the cursor and reposition
                the cursor accordingly.
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F I L E   O P E R A T I O N S  (Save)                         Page 1 of 2

To save a cassette insert press Alt-S, a window will appear in which
you may enter a 8 character file name.  Pressing ESC will abort the
operation an return you to the editing window.

The DOS file name will have an extension of ".ADF".

It is advisable to place all your insert files in a separate directory
or disk.  This may be done by using the configuration option for the
Save/Retrieve Directory.
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F I L E   O P E R A T I O N S  (Retrieve)                     Page 2 of 2

To retrieve an already saved file press Alt-R, a window will appear in
which you may enter the 8 character file name.  After entering the
file name you will be returned to the editing window and the insert
data will be displayed.  Pressing ESC will abort the operation.

An alternate method is to press Alt-R again.  This will bring a window
showing all the available inserts.  The file name as well and the two
titles will be displayed.  You may position the cursor using the up and
down arrows to the desired insert.  Then pressing enter will retrieve
the insert data and you will be returned to the editing window.
Pressing ESC will abort the operation.
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The following options are available for printing cassette inserts:

     EPSON non-ASCII Leader Bars - If you have and EPSON or compatible
           printer that does not support the upper-ASCII character set
           (characters 128-255) you may use this option to print the
           leader bars.  Bit-image mode will be used to draw the bars.

     ASCII Line Characters & Bars - For printers supporting the upper-
           ASCII character set you may use this option to print an
           insert which uses the line-drawing characters to produce
           the insert dividers.  This option is recommended for
           printers that support it.
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     Include Date on Insert - If you wish to have the date printed on
           the leading flap use this option.  Dates for side A and B
           will be printed beneath the leader bars (if printed).

     Number Song Titles - Use this option if you wish to have the songs
           preceded by their placement number.

     Eject Paper After Printing - If you wish to have the paper feed to
           the top-of-form then use this option.

It is not neccessary for options to be changed in the configuration if
the change is only needed temporarily.  Modifying the options in the
print menu will not change the configuration.
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P R I N T I N G  (Trouble-Shooting)                           Page 3 of 3

If you have problems printing inserts or the inserts appear to have flaws
try the following:

     Problem               Possible Solutions
     -------------------   -----------------------------------------------
     Printing appears      Check the configuration and make sure all print
     garbled or unusual    strings correspond to your printer manual or
                           Set "ASCII Line Characters & Bars" to No or
                           Set "EPSON non-ASCII Leader Bars" to No.

     ASCII Lines char-     Check the configuration and make sure all print
     acters do not line    stings correspond to your printer manual or
     up.                   Set "ASCII Line Characters & Bars" to No.
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