    Basic Operating Procedures                        ILE: OB.HLP 
                                                                             
    You must have already been successful loading DBK so we'll skip that 
    part. Here are the basics of a typical DBK session.
                                                                             
    Recording Results - You must record the 4 data items during your 
    play.   These are gross, putts, fairways and regulations.   After 
    you have finished a round, you should enter it into DBK for 
    safekeeping.   Entering the data does not mean that you are 
    analyzing it.   Entering it just records the  results on disk.
                                                                             
    Entering Results - The second option on the main menu is used to 
    save the results on disk.   This will eventually produce the data 
    collection form where the hole results are entered.   Once saved, 
    the scorecard may be   archived or discarded.
                                                                             
    Printing a Summary - The next option down on the main menu will 
    print the summary.  All that is needed is the period being 
    summarized, whether or not it's an end-of-period and the filename.
                                                                            
    Utilities - Everything else that needs to be attended to should be 
    found in the Utilities Menu.  This includes things such as deleting 
    files, and establishing default drives. 

