CHAPTER  5

                      A BOOK MAKER EXAMPLE 


  This chapter of the User's Manual provides a  complete  example
to  show  you how to produce a document.  The example consists of 
the program's own User's Manual.  The MANAGER file, as  explained
earlier,  contains  the  names  of all the files that you want to 
print and lists them in the order that they are  to  be  printed.
The  following  lines  contain the entire contents of the MANAGER
file that is used to print the User's Manual.


THE MANAGER FILE FOR THE USER'S MANUAL

     titlepg.txt
     contents.txt
     preface.txt
     intro.txt
     format.txt
     pages.txt
     manager.txt
     example.txt
     demo_ver.txt

  Each of the files shown above are the ordinary ASCII text files
that comprise the separate chapters of the User's Manual.  If you 
wish, you may use your own word processor  to  pull  them  up  on
screen and examine them.


PRINTING YOUR OWN USER'S MANUAL

  If  you would like to print a copy of the User's Manual, choose 
Option B from the main menu of the program.  When you  are  asked
to  indicate  the  DRIVE\PATH  where your MANAGER file is stored, 
indicate the default DRIVE\PATH that you are using.  Here  are  a
couple of examples. 

  If you are logged onto Drive A while  running  the  Book  Maker
program,  you  should  enter  the  following command when you are
asked to enter the DRIVE\PATH for the MANAGER file. 

     A: <cr>

  If you have created a hard disk directory for the  program  and
you have defined it as C:\BM, then you should enter the following
command  when  you  are  asked  to  enter  the DRIVE\PATH for the
MANAGER file. 

     \BM <cr>

  When  you  are  asked  for  the beginning page number, enter 0. 
Also, please use a left margin of 8 spaces.  That's all there  is
to it.  You may print your own User's Manual any time you wish.