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This file gives a very short description of how the cassette cover program
works. Before you start the program,it is a good idea to create a separate
directory (folder) from where you run the program. This is, because a data
file is created for every cassette cover you enter.

When you start the program, you  get a menu with 8 choices. The menu looks
as follows:

    1) Show a list of cassettecovers
    2) Delete cover(s)
    3) Create a new cover
    4) Read in an existing cover
    5) Edit a read-in cover
    6) Show read-in cover on the screen
    7) Print cover(s) to Postscript-file
    8) Quit

In case you dislike the menu, choose 8 to quit immediately ...

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Option 1, Show a list of cassettecovers; this one should be clear.

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Option 2, Delete cover(s),also works very simple. A list of covers is pre-
sented,on which the user may select one or more covers to be deleted.  The
list of covers is in a rather free format. The following lists  are legal:
    5          (selects cover 5 for deleting)
	*          (selects all covers)
    3,6, 2;9   (selects 3,6,2 and 9)
    2-6, 10    (2-6 is range, including 6)
instead of ',' you may use TAB, SPACE, semicolon, dot.

When you  entered the list of covers to be deleted,  the program shows you
the selected titles and asks if you are sure that you want to delete these
titles.

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Option 3, Create a new cover. You are required to enter things like:
    - A short description with which the casette cover is stored into
      the database of covers.
    - Back code (see README)
    - Titles of side A and B
    - Tape type
    - Noise reduction system

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Option 4, Read in an existing cover.  Before you can use the options 5 and
6, a cover must be  read from the 'database'. This is called the 'current'
cover. When you just created a new cover, this cover automatically becomes
the current cover.  When you start the program, there is NO current cover.
So when you want to change or display a cover, Option 3 or 4 is necessary.

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Option 5, Edit a read-in cover.  This option  allows you to change the
'current' cover (see Option 4).

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Option 6, Show read-in cover on the screen. This option displays the 'cur-
rent' cover (see Opt 4).

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Option 7, Print cover(s) to Postscript-file.  The function  of this option
should be clear.The user may specify one or more covers to be printed. The
format of the list is the same as with option 2.

A maximum of four covers will fit on an A4-page.I hope this won't give any
problems with american paper sizes.
The program produces a postscript file as output.The name of this file is:
COVERS.PS. The name may be changed in the file output.c.
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Please also read the README file (or at least have a glance at it).
Remco Bruijne
